Okla. Stat. tit. 45, § 45-775
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Inspection of violations
Official statutory text
Whenever the Department has reason to believe that any person is
in violation of any requirement of this act or any permit condition
required by this act, the Department shall immediately order
inspection of the surface coal mining operation at which the alleged
violation is occurring unless the information available to the
Department is a result of a previous inspection of such surface coal
mining operation. When the inspection results from information
provided to the Department by any person, the Department shall
notify such person when the inspection is proposed to be carried out
and such person shall be allowed to accompany the inspector during
the inspection.
in violation of any requirement of this act or any permit condition
required by this act, the Department shall immediately order
inspection of the surface coal mining operation at which the alleged
violation is occurring unless the information available to the
Department is a result of a previous inspection of such surface coal
mining operation. When the inspection results from information
provided to the Department by any person, the Department shall
notify such person when the inspection is proposed to be carried out
and such person shall be allowed to accompany the inspector during
the inspection.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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