Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-915

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Bottled water - Plants - Sale or distribution - Permits

Official statutory text

required.

Any person desiring to operate a bottled water plant, or to sell

or distribute bottled water, in Oklahoma shall make application to

the State Commissioner of Health for a permit, and obtain a valid

permit prior to the operation of the bottled water plant or the

distribution and sale of bottled water. Application for such permit

shall be on a form supplied by the Commissioner and shall contain

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such information as the Commissioner deems necessary to his

determination that the operation of the bottled water plant or sale

of bottled water will in no manner be injurious or hazardous to the

health or safety of the people of the state. Each application for a

permit and permit renewal shall be accompanied by the proper fee in

the amount specified in the following section. The fee paid and

permit issued shall be for the particular bottled water plant to be

operated and shall not be transferred to another person or location.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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