Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-14-305
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General permits
Official statutory text
For common and routine permit applications, the Department of
Environmental Quality may expedite the permitting process by issuing
permits of general applicability, hereafter identified as "general
permits". General permits shall be subject to all the Tier II
administrative procedures including the public participation
requirements. The administrative process for rulemaking shall not
be applicable to the issuance of general permits. Individual
applicants may obtain authorization through the Tier I process to
conduct an activity covered by a general permit. General permits
are limited to activities under the Tier I and Tier II
classifications.
Environmental Quality may expedite the permitting process by issuing
permits of general applicability, hereafter identified as "general
permits". General permits shall be subject to all the Tier II
administrative procedures including the public participation
requirements. The administrative process for rulemaking shall not
be applicable to the issuance of general permits. Individual
applicants may obtain authorization through the Tier I process to
conduct an activity covered by a general permit. General permits
are limited to activities under the Tier I and Tier II
classifications.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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