Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-420.7
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Inspections - Proving metering systems - Display of
Official statutory text
permit - Complaints and arrests - Condemnation of systems and
appliances - Duties of Attorney General.
A. It shall be the duty of the Administrator to inspect, or to
provide for the inspection of, any LPG systems, containers,
apparatus, or appliances installed in this state, and any LPG bulk-
delivery trucks or trailers used in this state, whenever in the
discretion of the Administrator, any deputy, or any safety code
enforcement officer such inspection is necessary to effectuate the
purposes of this act. The Administrator and any deputy or safety
code enforcement officer are hereby severally empowered and
authorized to enter upon any premises where any such installation is
being or has been made to conduct such inspection.
B. The Administrator, under the direction of the Board, shall
require proving of metering system to determine the accuracy to be
within the manufacturer's tolerance not to exceed plus or minus one
percent (1%) at any time. The LPG liquid meter system shall be
designed and constructed to provide for applying lead-and-wire seals
in such a manner that no modifications or adjustments which would
affect the accuracy of deliveries, can be made without mutilating
the seal or seals.
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C. Every person to whom the Board or the Administrator issues a
registration permit as herein provided shall have immediate
possession of the permit at all times when engaged in that phase of
the LPG business for which the same was issued and shall display the
same upon demand of the Administrator, the chief deputy
administrator, or any deputy administrator or safety code
enforcement officer.
D. The Administrator and the chief deputy administrator, and
such deputies and safety code enforcement officers as the
Administrator shall by appropriate written commission appoint, shall
have all of the powers and authority of peace officers of this state
in making arrests for violations of this act or the safety rules
promulgated thereunder, or in serving any process, notice or order
connected with the enforcement of this act issued by the
Administrator.
E. The Administrator, the chief deputy administrator and any
deputy administrator or safety code enforcement officer are hereby
empowered and authorized to sign complaints against and to cause the
arrest of any person charged with a violation or violations of this
act or the safety rules promulgated thereunder. In the event the
district attorney fails or refuses to draw or endorse any complaint
submitted to the district attorney and the complainant, whether it
be the Administrator, the chief deputy administrator or any deputy
administrator or safety code enforcement officer, desires to secure
prosecution of the complaint, then and in that event any court of
competent jurisdiction shall be authorized to issue a warrant for
the arrest of the person charged in the complaint and the
complainant shall not be required to file with the court the bond
provided to be filed with and approved by the court in Sections 231
through 233 of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
F. The Administrator and any deputy or safety code enforcement
officer are hereby severally empowered and authorized to condemn any
liquefied petroleum gas system, container, apparatus or appliance in
this state not manufactured, fabricated, assembled or installed in
accordance with the safety rules adopted or promulgated under this
act, and shall have the authority to forbid the use of any such
system, container, apparatus or appliance unless and until the same
have been made to comply in all respects with such safety rules.
G. The Administrator is hereby empowered and authorized to
inspect or cause the inspection of the records of any person, firm
or corporation pertaining to the installation by such person, firm
or corporation of liquefied petroleum gas systems, containers,
apparatus or appliances in this state.
ppliance unless and until the same
have been made to comply in all respects with such safety rules.
G. The Administrator is hereby empowered and authorized to
inspect or cause the inspection of the records of any person, firm
or corporation pertaining to the installation by such person, firm
or corporation of liquefied petroleum gas systems, containers,
apparatus or appliances in this state.
H. The Attorney General of the State of Oklahoma shall appear
and represent the Administrator and the Board and members thereof,
or any of them, in all litigation or other proceedings that may
arise in the discharge of duties and shall, at the request of the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 196
Administrator, assist the district attorney in prosecuting charges
of violations of this act.
appliances - Duties of Attorney General.
A. It shall be the duty of the Administrator to inspect, or to
provide for the inspection of, any LPG systems, containers,
apparatus, or appliances installed in this state, and any LPG bulk-
delivery trucks or trailers used in this state, whenever in the
discretion of the Administrator, any deputy, or any safety code
enforcement officer such inspection is necessary to effectuate the
purposes of this act. The Administrator and any deputy or safety
code enforcement officer are hereby severally empowered and
authorized to enter upon any premises where any such installation is
being or has been made to conduct such inspection.
B. The Administrator, under the direction of the Board, shall
require proving of metering system to determine the accuracy to be
within the manufacturer's tolerance not to exceed plus or minus one
percent (1%) at any time. The LPG liquid meter system shall be
designed and constructed to provide for applying lead-and-wire seals
in such a manner that no modifications or adjustments which would
affect the accuracy of deliveries, can be made without mutilating
the seal or seals.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 195
C. Every person to whom the Board or the Administrator issues a
registration permit as herein provided shall have immediate
possession of the permit at all times when engaged in that phase of
the LPG business for which the same was issued and shall display the
same upon demand of the Administrator, the chief deputy
administrator, or any deputy administrator or safety code
enforcement officer.
D. The Administrator and the chief deputy administrator, and
such deputies and safety code enforcement officers as the
Administrator shall by appropriate written commission appoint, shall
have all of the powers and authority of peace officers of this state
in making arrests for violations of this act or the safety rules
promulgated thereunder, or in serving any process, notice or order
connected with the enforcement of this act issued by the
Administrator.
E. The Administrator, the chief deputy administrator and any
deputy administrator or safety code enforcement officer are hereby
empowered and authorized to sign complaints against and to cause the
arrest of any person charged with a violation or violations of this
act or the safety rules promulgated thereunder. In the event the
district attorney fails or refuses to draw or endorse any complaint
submitted to the district attorney and the complainant, whether it
be the Administrator, the chief deputy administrator or any deputy
administrator or safety code enforcement officer, desires to secure
prosecution of the complaint, then and in that event any court of
competent jurisdiction shall be authorized to issue a warrant for
the arrest of the person charged in the complaint and the
complainant shall not be required to file with the court the bond
provided to be filed with and approved by the court in Sections 231
through 233 of Title 22 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
F. The Administrator and any deputy or safety code enforcement
officer are hereby severally empowered and authorized to condemn any
liquefied petroleum gas system, container, apparatus or appliance in
this state not manufactured, fabricated, assembled or installed in
accordance with the safety rules adopted or promulgated under this
act, and shall have the authority to forbid the use of any such
system, container, apparatus or appliance unless and until the same
have been made to comply in all respects with such safety rules.
G. The Administrator is hereby empowered and authorized to
inspect or cause the inspection of the records of any person, firm
or corporation pertaining to the installation by such person, firm
or corporation of liquefied petroleum gas systems, containers,
apparatus or appliances in this state.
ppliance unless and until the same
have been made to comply in all respects with such safety rules.
G. The Administrator is hereby empowered and authorized to
inspect or cause the inspection of the records of any person, firm
or corporation pertaining to the installation by such person, firm
or corporation of liquefied petroleum gas systems, containers,
apparatus or appliances in this state.
H. The Attorney General of the State of Oklahoma shall appear
and represent the Administrator and the Board and members thereof,
or any of them, in all litigation or other proceedings that may
arise in the discharge of duties and shall, at the request of the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 196
Administrator, assist the district attorney in prosecuting charges
of violations of this act.
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