Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-121
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Definitions
Official statutory text
For purposes of the Urban Gardens Grant Act:
1. “Department” means the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture,
Food, and Forestry;
2. “Food desert” means a census tract that is designated as
both a low-income area and a low access area;
3. “Low access area” means a census tract, as reported in the
most recent decennial census published by the United States Bureau
of the Census, where at least 500 persons or 33 percent (33%) of
their population live more than:
a one (1) mile from a supermarket or large grocery store
in urban areas, and
b. ten (10) miles from a supermarket or large grocery
store in rural areas;
4. “Low-income area” means a census tract, as reported in the
most recent decennial census published by the United States Bureau
of the Census, where at least 20 percent (20%) of the people have
income at or below the federal poverty levels for family size, or
where median family income for the tract is at or below 80 percent
(80%) of the surrounding area’s median family income.
1. “Department” means the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture,
Food, and Forestry;
2. “Food desert” means a census tract that is designated as
both a low-income area and a low access area;
3. “Low access area” means a census tract, as reported in the
most recent decennial census published by the United States Bureau
of the Census, where at least 500 persons or 33 percent (33%) of
their population live more than:
a one (1) mile from a supermarket or large grocery store
in urban areas, and
b. ten (10) miles from a supermarket or large grocery
store in rural areas;
4. “Low-income area” means a census tract, as reported in the
most recent decennial census published by the United States Bureau
of the Census, where at least 20 percent (20%) of the people have
income at or below the federal poverty levels for family size, or
where median family income for the tract is at or below 80 percent
(80%) of the surrounding area’s median family income.
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