Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-142.4

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Filing fees

Official statutory text

A. As provided for in this section, the notification center

shall charge and collect fees from operators filing notices pursuant

to Section 142.3 of this title, except for rural water districts

which have less than one thousand one hundred meters and

municipalities which have a population of less than three thousand

(3,000).

B. Upon the initial filing of a notice or statement and

annually thereafter, a fee shall be collected in a manner as

provided for in Section 142.10 of this title. The fee shall be due

and payable on January 1 of each year. Failure to pay such fee on

or before February 1 of such year shall result in the filing being

void and the notification center shall remove such operator from the

list of operators having underground facilities in the county. Such

operator may thereafter file again pursuant to this act, but only

upon payment to the notification center of the above-specified

initial filing fee and an additional late filing fee of Fifty

Dollars ($50.00).

C. The notification center shall maintain a current list of all

operators on file pursuant to this act and shall make copies of such

list available upon payment of the appropriate fees.

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