Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-44
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Gas to be furnished through meters at meter rates -
Official statutory text
Exceptions.
All persons, firms, corporations or other business organizations
engaged in the business of furnishing natural gas in municipalities
in this state, to the inhabitants thereof, shall do so through
standard meters at meter rates; provided, that this act shall only
apply to towns where the population exceeds five hundred (500), and
shall not prohibit the sale of gas at a flat rate to federal, state
or municipally-owned buildings, institutions or plants; Provided
further, that this act shall not abrogate any existing contract, or
effect or change the terms or conditions of any franchise granted by
any municipal corporation prior to, and in effect April 28th, 1913.
All persons, firms, corporations or other business organizations
engaged in the business of furnishing natural gas in municipalities
in this state, to the inhabitants thereof, shall do so through
standard meters at meter rates; provided, that this act shall only
apply to towns where the population exceeds five hundred (500), and
shall not prohibit the sale of gas at a flat rate to federal, state
or municipally-owned buildings, institutions or plants; Provided
further, that this act shall not abrogate any existing contract, or
effect or change the terms or conditions of any franchise granted by
any municipal corporation prior to, and in effect April 28th, 1913.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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