Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-10-9.4

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Poultry operations under common ownership - Registration

Official statutory text

upon waste exceeding certain limit - Reregistration upon certain

increase in waste.

A. Every poultry feeding operation shall be required to

register annually to operate pursuant to the Oklahoma Registered

Poultry Feeding Operations Act and rules promulgated pursuant

thereto.

B. 1. Two or more poultry operations under common ownership

are considered, for the purposes of registration, to be a single

poultry feeding operation if they adjoin each other or if they use a

common waste facility.

2. Once the cumulative amount of poultry waste produced by all

facilities owned or managed by a person meets or exceeds the amount

specified by paragraph 20 of Section 10-9.1 of this title, all

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poultry feeding operations owned by the person shall be required to

become registered.

3. After the effective date of this act, any poultry feeding

operation shall be required to reregister for any increase in excess

of ten percent (10%) of the facility's original registered capacity.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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