Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-1-4-107
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Maintenance of computerized water quality data
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 46
A. The Department of Environmental Quality shall maintain a
computerized information system of water quality data, including but
not limited to the results of surface water and groundwater quality
monitoring in a manner that is accessible to the state environmental
agencies and to the public.
B. 1. Each state environmental agency shall submit the results
of any water quality monitoring performed by the agency in readable
electronic format as determined by the Department pursuant to
recommendations of the State Water Quality Standards Implementation
Advisory Committee.
2. All submitted data shall be in a format consistent with the
applicable federal program.
3. If any state environmental agency is unable to submit the
data, such fact shall be reported to the Secretary of the
Environment.
A. The Department of Environmental Quality shall maintain a
computerized information system of water quality data, including but
not limited to the results of surface water and groundwater quality
monitoring in a manner that is accessible to the state environmental
agencies and to the public.
B. 1. Each state environmental agency shall submit the results
of any water quality monitoring performed by the agency in readable
electronic format as determined by the Department pursuant to
recommendations of the State Water Quality Standards Implementation
Advisory Committee.
2. All submitted data shall be in a format consistent with the
applicable federal program.
3. If any state environmental agency is unable to submit the
data, such fact shall be reported to the Secretary of the
Environment.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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