Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-8-80.7
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Inspection fees - Reports
Official statutory text
A. For the purpose of helping to defray the expenses of
inspection, administering, and carrying out the provisions of the
Oklahoma Agricultural Liming Materials Act, an inspection fee of ten
cents ($0.10) per ton shall be paid to the State Board of
Agriculture on all agricultural liming material sold or distributed
for use within this state.
B. All agricultural liming material fees collected shall be
deposited in the State Department of Agriculture Revolving Fund.
C. Manufacturers, importers, and other guarantors distributing
agricultural liming materials in the state shall file with the Board
not later than the last day of January and July of each year, a
semiannual report on forms furnished by the Board setting forth the
number of net tons of agricultural liming material distributed in
this state during the preceding six (6) calendar months. This
report shall be accompanied by payment of the inspection fee. If no
lime was sold or distributed in this state for the semiannual
period, manufacturers shall submit a statement reflecting that
information and shall remit a minimum fee of Five Dollars ($5.00).
The Board shall have authority to audit records of each person to
determine the accuracy of these reports.
D. Any agricultural liming material on which the inspection fee
has not been paid shall be subject to a stop-sale, removal order, or
seizure.
E. The Board may publish and distribute semiannually or
annually to each person, distributor, registrant, licensee, and
other interested persons a report showing the tons of agricultural
liming material sold in Oklahoma. This report shall in no way
divulge the operation of any registrant, distributor, or licensee.
inspection, administering, and carrying out the provisions of the
Oklahoma Agricultural Liming Materials Act, an inspection fee of ten
cents ($0.10) per ton shall be paid to the State Board of
Agriculture on all agricultural liming material sold or distributed
for use within this state.
B. All agricultural liming material fees collected shall be
deposited in the State Department of Agriculture Revolving Fund.
C. Manufacturers, importers, and other guarantors distributing
agricultural liming materials in the state shall file with the Board
not later than the last day of January and July of each year, a
semiannual report on forms furnished by the Board setting forth the
number of net tons of agricultural liming material distributed in
this state during the preceding six (6) calendar months. This
report shall be accompanied by payment of the inspection fee. If no
lime was sold or distributed in this state for the semiannual
period, manufacturers shall submit a statement reflecting that
information and shall remit a minimum fee of Five Dollars ($5.00).
The Board shall have authority to audit records of each person to
determine the accuracy of these reports.
D. Any agricultural liming material on which the inspection fee
has not been paid shall be subject to a stop-sale, removal order, or
seizure.
E. The Board may publish and distribute semiannually or
annually to each person, distributor, registrant, licensee, and
other interested persons a report showing the tons of agricultural
liming material sold in Oklahoma. This report shall in no way
divulge the operation of any registrant, distributor, or licensee.
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