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Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-3-302

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Applications for permits or other authorizations

Official statutory text

A. For permits or other authorizations required pursuant to the

Oklahoma Environmental Quality Code, applicants shall file

applications in the form and manner established by the Department of

Environmental Quality. The Department shall review such

applications as filed and subsequently amended or supplemented. Any

permit issued or authorization granted may include conditions.

B. Permits and other authorizations required pursuant to the

Oklahoma Environmental Code may contain provisions requiring that

operations shall be in compliance with municipal and other local

government ordinances, rules and requirements. A determination or

certification that the operations under the requested permit or

authorization conform or comply with such ordinances, rules or

requirements, the enforcement of which are not within the

jurisdiction or authority of the Department, shall not be considered

by the Department in their review and approval or denial of a permit

or authorization.

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