Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-11-13
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Grant program to mitigate costs
Official statutory text
A. The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry
shall develop a grant program for the purpose of providing grants to
incorporated municipalities to mitigate extreme purchase costs,
extraordinary costs, or both, incurred by the incorporated
municipality's owned or controlled unregulated utility affected by
the extreme weather event that began February 7, 2021. To qualify
for a grant, the following requirements shall be met:
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 496
1. The incorporated municipality must show proof of extreme
purchase costs, extraordinary costs, or both incurred by the
incorporated municipality's owned or controlled unregulated utility;
2. The population of the incorporated municipality shall be no
greater than three thousand five hundred (3,500) persons according
to the most recent Federal Decennial Census or most recent annual
estimate of the population by the United States Census Bureau; and
3. The incorporated municipality's owned or controlled
unregulated utility has had no costs mitigated through
securitization as provided by Sections 9070 through 9081 of Title 74
of the Oklahoma Statutes.
B. The Department shall promulgate rules necessary for
determining the eligibility and priority of applicants for the
grants. In determining the priority of applicants, the Department
shall consider the implications of the extraordinary costs and
extreme purchase costs regarding the incorporated municipality's
solvency and the amount of the incorporated municipality's
extraordinary costs and extreme purchase costs on a per capita
basis.
C. On or before February 1, 2023, the Oklahoma Department of
Agriculture, Food, and Forestry shall provide a report to the
Governor, President Pro Tempore of the Senate, and the Speaker of
the House of Representatives that includes the list of
municipalities who applied for the grant, the amount requested by
each municipality, municipalities that were awarded grants, the
amount of each grant awarded, and any other information the
Department determines to be necessary.
shall develop a grant program for the purpose of providing grants to
incorporated municipalities to mitigate extreme purchase costs,
extraordinary costs, or both, incurred by the incorporated
municipality's owned or controlled unregulated utility affected by
the extreme weather event that began February 7, 2021. To qualify
for a grant, the following requirements shall be met:
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 496
1. The incorporated municipality must show proof of extreme
purchase costs, extraordinary costs, or both incurred by the
incorporated municipality's owned or controlled unregulated utility;
2. The population of the incorporated municipality shall be no
greater than three thousand five hundred (3,500) persons according
to the most recent Federal Decennial Census or most recent annual
estimate of the population by the United States Census Bureau; and
3. The incorporated municipality's owned or controlled
unregulated utility has had no costs mitigated through
securitization as provided by Sections 9070 through 9081 of Title 74
of the Oklahoma Statutes.
B. The Department shall promulgate rules necessary for
determining the eligibility and priority of applicants for the
grants. In determining the priority of applicants, the Department
shall consider the implications of the extraordinary costs and
extreme purchase costs regarding the incorporated municipality's
solvency and the amount of the incorporated municipality's
extraordinary costs and extreme purchase costs on a per capita
basis.
C. On or before February 1, 2023, the Oklahoma Department of
Agriculture, Food, and Forestry shall provide a report to the
Governor, President Pro Tempore of the Senate, and the Speaker of
the House of Representatives that includes the list of
municipalities who applied for the grant, the amount requested by
each municipality, municipalities that were awarded grants, the
amount of each grant awarded, and any other information the
Department determines to be necessary.
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