Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-6-306
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Annual service fee - Laboratory analyses
Official statutory text
A. 1. The Board shall establish an annual fee for public water
supply system regulatory services based on the size and type of the
system and the resultant regulatory cost of the services to the
state. Such annual fee shall not result in an increase of more than
thirty cents ($0.30) per month per residential user of the public
water supply systems per year. With the exception of state,
federal, and nontransient noncommunity public water systems which
shall pay actual costs of public water supply system regulatory
services, no system shall pay less than four cents ($0.04) per
service connection per month.
2. The Board may assess an annual minimum fee charged for:
a. purchase water systems, Fifty Dollars ($50.00),
b. groundwater systems, Seventy-five Dollars ($75.00),
and
c. surface water systems, One Hundred Fifty Dollars
($150.00).
3. Any state funds appropriated for public water supply system
regulatory services shall be used to offset the increased costs of
regulatory services to the smaller public water supply systems with
a population of up to two thousand (2,000) people.
B. A water supply system, required by state or federal law to
submit laboratory analyses to the Department, may submit analyses
which have been performed by a laboratory certified by the
Department pursuant to this Code in lieu of analyses performed by
the Department. In such case, the cost of the submitted certified
laboratory analyses shall be deducted from the portion of the
system's annual fee that is applicable to laboratory tests.
supply system regulatory services based on the size and type of the
system and the resultant regulatory cost of the services to the
state. Such annual fee shall not result in an increase of more than
thirty cents ($0.30) per month per residential user of the public
water supply systems per year. With the exception of state,
federal, and nontransient noncommunity public water systems which
shall pay actual costs of public water supply system regulatory
services, no system shall pay less than four cents ($0.04) per
service connection per month.
2. The Board may assess an annual minimum fee charged for:
a. purchase water systems, Fifty Dollars ($50.00),
b. groundwater systems, Seventy-five Dollars ($75.00),
and
c. surface water systems, One Hundred Fifty Dollars
($150.00).
3. Any state funds appropriated for public water supply system
regulatory services shall be used to offset the increased costs of
regulatory services to the smaller public water supply systems with
a population of up to two thousand (2,000) people.
B. A water supply system, required by state or federal law to
submit laboratory analyses to the Department, may submit analyses
which have been performed by a laboratory certified by the
Department pursuant to this Code in lieu of analyses performed by
the Department. In such case, the cost of the submitted certified
laboratory analyses shall be deducted from the portion of the
system's annual fee that is applicable to laboratory tests.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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