Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-1617
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Designation of bridge east of Allen as the "Hugh M
Official statutory text
Sandlin Bridge" - Plaques.
The bridge now under construction east of Allen, Oklahoma, be
and is hereby officially designated as the "Hugh M. Sandlin Bridge"
as a lasting testimonial to the leadership and industry of
Representative Hugh M. Sandlin in achieving the construction of said
bridge; and the State Highway Director, consistent with any
requirements of the State Highway Commission, is instructed to have
affixed to said bridge appropriate plaques visible from each end of
the bridge indicating that it is the "Hugh M. Sandlin Bridge."
The bridge now under construction east of Allen, Oklahoma, be
and is hereby officially designated as the "Hugh M. Sandlin Bridge"
as a lasting testimonial to the leadership and industry of
Representative Hugh M. Sandlin in achieving the construction of said
bridge; and the State Highway Director, consistent with any
requirements of the State Highway Commission, is instructed to have
affixed to said bridge appropriate plaques visible from each end of
the bridge indicating that it is the "Hugh M. Sandlin Bridge."
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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