Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-3-3-109

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Status of district's conservation plan

Official statutory text

A. The long-range resource conservation program, together with

the supplemental annual work plans, developed by each district under

the foregoing procedures shall have official status as the

authorized program of the district, and it shall be published by the

district as its "Resources Conservation Program". Copies shall be

made available by the district to the appropriate counties,

municipalities, special purpose districts and state agencies, and

shall be made available in convenient places for examination by any

public or private interest concerned. Summaries of the program and

selected material therefrom shall be distributed as widely as

feasible for public information.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources Page 352

B. Counties, municipalities and other public agencies of the

state that are authorized by law to adopt zoning ordinances shall

give the directors of the appropriate district opportunity to review

and comment on proposed zoning ordinances and amendments affecting

renewable natural resources and their uses directly affecting rural

areas not within the jurisdictional area of any incorporated

municipalities, metropolitan area, planning commission, or their

successors.

C. The districts shall submit from time to time to any public

agency authorized to adopt zoning ordinances applicable to any area

within the district its recommended provisions for inclusion in

zoning ordinances, where such provisions would help achieve the land

use or other objectives of the district's Resources Conservation

Program.

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