Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-4-103
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Municipal zoning authority
Official statutory text
Municipalities and counties are hereby authorized to create a
new zoning classification to regulate the location of establishments
that sell, serve, mix, dispense or allow consumption of alcoholic
beverages on the premises. Such zoning classification may include
but shall not be limited to reasonable parking, access regulations
and other such zoning regulations as the local authorities may deem
necessary for local control. This authority shall be in addition to
the authority to enact ordinances established in Section 98 of this
act.
Municipal courts are hereby authorized jurisdiction to hear
violations of any ordinances enacted pursuant to the provisions of
this section and Section 98 of this act.
new zoning classification to regulate the location of establishments
that sell, serve, mix, dispense or allow consumption of alcoholic
beverages on the premises. Such zoning classification may include
but shall not be limited to reasonable parking, access regulations
and other such zoning regulations as the local authorities may deem
necessary for local control. This authority shall be in addition to
the authority to enact ordinances established in Section 98 of this
act.
Municipal courts are hereby authorized jurisdiction to hear
violations of any ordinances enacted pursuant to the provisions of
this section and Section 98 of this act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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