Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-2A-23

A. The State Board of Agriculture shall have the authority to

promulgate rules to implement the Oklahoma Agriculture Environmental

Permitting Act for each tier that will to the greatest extent

possible:

1. Enable applicants to follow a consistent application

process;

2. Ensure that uniform public participation opportunities are

offered;

3. Provide for uniformity in notices required of applicants;

and

4. Set forth procedural application requirements.

B. The rules shall designate applications as Tier I, II, or III

and shall at a minimum be consistent with federal law. In making

these determinations, the Board shall consider information and data

offered on:

1. The significance of the potential impact of the type of

activity on the environment;

2. The amount, volume, and types of waste proposed to be

accepted, stored, treated, disposed, discharged, emitted, or land

applied;

3. The degree of public concern traditionally connected with

the type of activity;

4. The federal classification, if any, for the proposed

activity, operation, or type of site or facility; and

5. Any other factors relevant to the determinations.

C. For purposes of this section, the Board shall ensure that

designations are, at a minimum, consistent with any analogous

classifications set forth in applicable federal programs.

D. The rules for each tier shall:

1. Set forth uniform procedures for filing an application;

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2. Contain specific uniform requirements for each type of

notice and public participation or hearing opportunities required by

the Oklahoma Agriculture Environmental Permitting Act;

3. Contain other provisions needed to implement and administer

the Oklahoma Agriculture Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Act;

and

4. Designate positions to which the Director may delegate, in

writing, the power and duty to issue, renew, amend, modify, and deny

permits.