Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-1-111

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Authority to remove or dismantle appurtenances from

Official statutory text

headquarters — Report.

A. The Department of Environmental Quality is hereby authorized

to remove or dismantle any appurtenances connected to the

Department's headquarters at 707 N. Robinson in downtown Oklahoma

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 58

City. Once the appurtenance is removed, the site may be used for a

parking lot for employees of the Department of Environmental

Quality.

B. The Executive Director of the Department of Environmental

Quality shall submit a report to the Speaker of the Oklahoma House

of Representatives and President Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma State

Senate within ninety (90) days of this act's effective date,

detailing the timeline and cost for dismantling the appurtenance,

along with the number of expected parking spaces to be constructed

compared to the number of spaces the Department needs. The

Executive Director shall also submit reports to the Speaker of the

Oklahoma House of Representatives and President Pro Tempore of the

Oklahoma State Senate once construction begins and upon completion

of the project detailing any changes from the initial report and the

final outcome of the construction project.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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