Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-2003
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Funding
Official statutory text
In order to maximize the funds available for the construction,
improvement, and maintenance of the highway and bridge projects set
forth in Section 2002 of Title 69 of the Oklahoma Statutes, the
Oklahoma Department of Transportation may utilize funds dedicated to
a highway or bridge project to obtain additional federal matching
funds for any bridge project for which such federal matching funds
are available. If federal matching funds are available for the
construction of all or part of a bridge project, the Department of
Transportation may give priority to the construction of all or part
of the bridge project, despite any description of such project to
the contrary, in order to obtain the federal matching funds. Any
remaining funds for such project may be used for the purchase of
right-of-way and relocation expenses.
improvement, and maintenance of the highway and bridge projects set
forth in Section 2002 of Title 69 of the Oklahoma Statutes, the
Oklahoma Department of Transportation may utilize funds dedicated to
a highway or bridge project to obtain additional federal matching
funds for any bridge project for which such federal matching funds
are available. If federal matching funds are available for the
construction of all or part of a bridge project, the Department of
Transportation may give priority to the construction of all or part
of the bridge project, despite any description of such project to
the contrary, in order to obtain the federal matching funds. Any
remaining funds for such project may be used for the purchase of
right-of-way and relocation expenses.
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