Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1850.12
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Political subdivisions - Inspections - Permits -
Official statutory text
Registration.
The provisions of the Mechanical Licensing Act shall not
prohibit any political subdivision from appointing inspectors,
making inspections, requiring permits for mechanical work and
charging such fees as are determined to be necessary by such
political subdivision. Said political subdivision may inspect
mechanical work performed within the jurisdiction of that political
subdivision, and may require contractors to register within their
jurisdiction.
The provisions of the Mechanical Licensing Act shall not
prohibit any political subdivision from appointing inspectors,
making inspections, requiring permits for mechanical work and
charging such fees as are determined to be necessary by such
political subdivision. Said political subdivision may inspect
mechanical work performed within the jurisdiction of that political
subdivision, and may require contractors to register within their
jurisdiction.
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