Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-866.14

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Building lines

Official statutory text

Wherever a plan for major streets and highways has been adopted

and filed by the commission, the council and board, upon

recommendations of the commission, are hereby authorized and

empowered to establish, regulate, and limit, and to change and

amend, building line or setback regulations on such major streets

and highways, and to prohibit any new building being located within

such building or setback lines within the area. In establishing

such building lines, the council and board shall take into

consideration the present stage of development along such highways,

including the type of buildings and nature of their use, as well as

their number and location; the present width of such highways; and

probable future needs to protect safety and provide adequate

transportation along such highways in view of the trend of

development of residential, commercial, and industrial areas served

by such highways.

Regulations authorized by this section shall not be adopted,

changed, or amended by the council or board until a public hearing

has been held thereon by the commission.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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