Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-302.1
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Department of Transportation County Advisory Board
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 69. Roads, Bridges, and Ferries Page 31
A. There is hereby created the Department of Transportation
County Advisory Board. The Board shall be made up of nine (9)
county commissioners selected by the Oklahoma Cooperative Circuit
Engineering Districts Board. One member shall be elected from each
of the eight districts of the Oklahoma Cooperative Circuit
Engineering Districts Board and one member shall be selected at
large by the other eight members. Each member shall hold office for
a two-year term or until the successor of the member takes office.
Their term of office shall begin on July 1 of the succeeding fiscal
year. It shall be the duty of the Board to act in an advisory
capacity to the Director of the Department of Transportation. The
Board shall review the County Road and Bridge Programs of the
Department. The Board shall meet no less than on a quarterly basis
with the Director of the Department of Transportation and the staff
of the Director to discuss areas of mutual concern.
B. The Board is authorized to develop the following criteria
for the County Road Machinery and Equipment Revolving Fund:
1. Establish estimated purchase prices for equipment and road
machinery;
2. Establish amortization schedules for all equipment and road
machinery;
3. Establish a list of independent appraisers to be used for
equipment and road machinery inspections;
4. Establish the County Funding Classification Designation
priority list;
5. Establish the method, manner and expense of marking or
identifying all equipment and road machinery;
6. Establish a list of items which are to be purchased from the
state purchase list;
7. Establish a maximum purchase allocation for participating
counties and circuit engineering districts; and
8. Establish and approve an interest rate which may be charged
on all leases or lease-purchase agreements.
C. The Board will have the authority to determine the financial
obligation of a county when road machinery or equipment is destroyed
by an act of God or other unforeseen occurrence.
A. There is hereby created the Department of Transportation
County Advisory Board. The Board shall be made up of nine (9)
county commissioners selected by the Oklahoma Cooperative Circuit
Engineering Districts Board. One member shall be elected from each
of the eight districts of the Oklahoma Cooperative Circuit
Engineering Districts Board and one member shall be selected at
large by the other eight members. Each member shall hold office for
a two-year term or until the successor of the member takes office.
Their term of office shall begin on July 1 of the succeeding fiscal
year. It shall be the duty of the Board to act in an advisory
capacity to the Director of the Department of Transportation. The
Board shall review the County Road and Bridge Programs of the
Department. The Board shall meet no less than on a quarterly basis
with the Director of the Department of Transportation and the staff
of the Director to discuss areas of mutual concern.
B. The Board is authorized to develop the following criteria
for the County Road Machinery and Equipment Revolving Fund:
1. Establish estimated purchase prices for equipment and road
machinery;
2. Establish amortization schedules for all equipment and road
machinery;
3. Establish a list of independent appraisers to be used for
equipment and road machinery inspections;
4. Establish the County Funding Classification Designation
priority list;
5. Establish the method, manner and expense of marking or
identifying all equipment and road machinery;
6. Establish a list of items which are to be purchased from the
state purchase list;
7. Establish a maximum purchase allocation for participating
counties and circuit engineering districts; and
8. Establish and approve an interest rate which may be charged
on all leases or lease-purchase agreements.
C. The Board will have the authority to determine the financial
obligation of a county when road machinery or equipment is destroyed
by an act of God or other unforeseen occurrence.
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