Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-3-32.7

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Licenses - Inspection fees

Official statutory text

A. The fee for each grower or dealer, license issued or renewed

and inspection conducted shall be as follows:

1. Grower’s license fee - Twenty five Dollars ($25.00) for each

business location;

2. Grower’s inspection fee - One Dollar ($1.00) per acre or

1000 square feet of greenhouse area inspected; and

3. Dealer’s license fee - Thirty eight Dollars ($38.00) for

each business location.

B. No fee shall be charged for a grower's license issued to any

scientific, agricultural, or horticultural club, educational or

eleemosynary institution, or any department or branch of the state

or federal government.

C. All licenses shall expire at a date to be determined by the

State Board of Agriculture. Failure to remit the license fee by the

15th of the month following the expiration month shall result in a

penalty fee equal to the cost of the license.

D. A person shall obtain a license prior to selling or dealing

in nursery stock.

E. All licenses are nontransferable upon any change of

ownership.

F. All penalties, fees, and monies collected under this program

shall be paid to the State Department of Agriculture and deposited

in the State Department of Agriculture Revolving Fund.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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