Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-3-2-107
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permit approvals.
A. The Conservation Commission may establish and maintain an
environmental and natural resources geographic data base system.
Such system shall include but not be limited to pollution complaints
filed with the state environmental agencies and state agencies with
limited environmental responsibilities, resolutions of complaints
and such other data as funds become available and as may be
desirable and necessary to provide public access to specific site
information.
B. Not more than once each month, each state environmental
agency and state agency with limited environmental responsibilities
shall submit to the Conservation Commission a report listing the
environmental pollution complaints received during the previous
month. The report shall include the name of the complainant, if
known, the address of the complainant, the location involved in the
complaint, the name of the person or company and address thereof
alleged to be responsible for the pollution and how the complaint
was resolved. The report shall be in such form and made in such
manner as is required by the Commission. The report shall be in
writing or may be submitted in electronic data or machine-readable
form at the discretion of the Commission.
C. The Commission shall annually submit a report to the Speaker
of the House of Representatives, the President Pro Tempore of the
Senate, and the Governor containing the total number of pollution
complaints filed, the total number of complaints and type of
complaints addressed by each state environmental agency, the total
number of such complaints resolved, the total number of complaints
remaining to be resolved, the average time frame for resolving such
complaints, and the historical comparison of complaint resolution in
previous years, and any other information which the Commission
believes is pertinent in regard to pollution complaints.
D. The Conservation Commission may recover costs incurred in
duplicating any reports made pursuant to the provisions of this
section.
E. The Department of Environmental Quality shall routinely
provide the Conservation Commission with a list of permit approvals
for inclusion in the Commission's data base.
A. The Conservation Commission may establish and maintain an
environmental and natural resources geographic data base system.
Such system shall include but not be limited to pollution complaints
filed with the state environmental agencies and state agencies with
limited environmental responsibilities, resolutions of complaints
and such other data as funds become available and as may be
desirable and necessary to provide public access to specific site
information.
B. Not more than once each month, each state environmental
agency and state agency with limited environmental responsibilities
shall submit to the Conservation Commission a report listing the
environmental pollution complaints received during the previous
month. The report shall include the name of the complainant, if
known, the address of the complainant, the location involved in the
complaint, the name of the person or company and address thereof
alleged to be responsible for the pollution and how the complaint
was resolved. The report shall be in such form and made in such
manner as is required by the Commission. The report shall be in
writing or may be submitted in electronic data or machine-readable
form at the discretion of the Commission.
C. The Commission shall annually submit a report to the Speaker
of the House of Representatives, the President Pro Tempore of the
Senate, and the Governor containing the total number of pollution
complaints filed, the total number of complaints and type of
complaints addressed by each state environmental agency, the total
number of such complaints resolved, the total number of complaints
remaining to be resolved, the average time frame for resolving such
complaints, and the historical comparison of complaint resolution in
previous years, and any other information which the Commission
believes is pertinent in regard to pollution complaints.
D. The Conservation Commission may recover costs incurred in
duplicating any reports made pursuant to the provisions of this
section.
E. The Department of Environmental Quality shall routinely
provide the Conservation Commission with a list of permit approvals
for inclusion in the Commission's data base.
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