Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-3-3-116
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A. The Conservation Commission shall require applicants to
submit information, forms and reports as are necessary to properly
and efficiently administer the conservation cost-share program.
B. Persons may apply to a conservation district for cost-share
funds for eligible conservation projects in the State of Oklahoma,
in accordance with rules promulgated by the Commission. To be
eligible for reimbursement for a cost-share project, an eligible
person must:
1. File a conservation plan approved by the conservation
district in which the applicant's land is located; and
2. Enter into a contract with a conservation district detailing
the responsibilities of the person.
C. Applications for funds shall be approved or denied by the
conservation district in accordance with criteria promulgated by the
Commission.
submit information, forms and reports as are necessary to properly
and efficiently administer the conservation cost-share program.
B. Persons may apply to a conservation district for cost-share
funds for eligible conservation projects in the State of Oklahoma,
in accordance with rules promulgated by the Commission. To be
eligible for reimbursement for a cost-share project, an eligible
person must:
1. File a conservation plan approved by the conservation
district in which the applicant's land is located; and
2. Enter into a contract with a conservation district detailing
the responsibilities of the person.
C. Applications for funds shall be approved or denied by the
conservation district in accordance with criteria promulgated by the
Commission.
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