Okla. Stat. tit. 57, § 57-509.3
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Western State Psychiatric Center at Fort Supply -
Official statutory text
Maintenance and management of certain buildings.
If funding is provided by the Legislature for the transfer of a
portion of the land and facilities at Western State Psychiatric
Center at Fort Supply, Oklahoma, to the Department of Corrections,
the Department of Corrections shall maintain the following buildings
at the correctional institution at Fort Supply, Oklahoma, as
historical sites:
1. Cottage #14N;
2. Cottage #16;
3. Museum;
4. Cottage #12;
5. Cottage #14S;
6. Maintenance Storage Building #4;
7. Maintenance Storage Building #5;
8. Maintenance Storage Building #6; and
9. The Green House.
Management of these historical buildings shall be the
responsibility of the Oklahoma Historical Society.
If funding is provided by the Legislature for the transfer of a
portion of the land and facilities at Western State Psychiatric
Center at Fort Supply, Oklahoma, to the Department of Corrections,
the Department of Corrections shall maintain the following buildings
at the correctional institution at Fort Supply, Oklahoma, as
historical sites:
1. Cottage #14N;
2. Cottage #16;
3. Museum;
4. Cottage #12;
5. Cottage #14S;
6. Maintenance Storage Building #4;
7. Maintenance Storage Building #5;
8. Maintenance Storage Building #6; and
9. The Green House.
Management of these historical buildings shall be the
responsibility of the Oklahoma Historical Society.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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