Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-5-108

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Director of Air Quality Program - Powers and duties

Official statutory text

A. A Director of the Air Quality Program shall be appointed and

employed by the Executive Director and shall have the following

duties and powers:

1. Perform those duties and responsibilities as may be assigned

by the Executive Director and as may be required for carrying out

the air pollution program of the Department;

2. Attend, or designate an alternate to attend, all meetings of

the Council and the Panel, but shall not be entitled to a vote;

3. Serve or appoint a designee to serve as secretary to the

Council and serve or appoint a designee to serve as secretary to the

Panel;

B. The Department shall:

1. Make recommendations to the Council with respect to rules

and air pollution prevention and abatement;

2. Investigate citizen complaints, violations of the Oklahoma

Clean Air Act and the rules promulgated thereunder, make

inspections, observations and analyses of air pollution conditions;

and make recommendations to the Council and to the Executive

Director for the issuance of formal complaints and for the

prosecution of such complaints by the Department;

3. Keep a record of all meetings of the Council and the Panel;

and

4. Notify the members of the Council and the Panel of the time,

place and purpose of their respective meetings.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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