Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1201.1
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Preexisting easements to remain in full force and
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effect
Whenever a section line is designated a "reserved section line,"
any preexisting easements granted to public utilities, rural
electric cooperatives, rural water districts, rural sewer districts,
nonprofit rural water corporations or other entities shall remain in
full force and effect. After the effective date of this act, use
for future public utility, rural electric cooperative, rural water
district, rural sewer district or nonprofit rural water corporation
easements of any section line in reserve status shall be subject to
the same conditions and agreements between public utility companies,
rural electric cooperatives, rural water districts, rural sewer
districts or nonprofit rural water corporations and the board of
county commissioners as apply on other section lines.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 69. Roads, Bridges, and Ferries Page 113
Whenever a section line is designated a "reserved section line,"
any preexisting easements granted to public utilities, rural
electric cooperatives, rural water districts, rural sewer districts,
nonprofit rural water corporations or other entities shall remain in
full force and effect. After the effective date of this act, use
for future public utility, rural electric cooperative, rural water
district, rural sewer district or nonprofit rural water corporation
easements of any section line in reserve status shall be subject to
the same conditions and agreements between public utility companies,
rural electric cooperatives, rural water districts, rural sewer
districts or nonprofit rural water corporations and the board of
county commissioners as apply on other section lines.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 69. Roads, Bridges, and Ferries Page 113
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