Okla. Stat. tit. 69, § 69-640
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Use of road machinery by farmers
Official statutory text
If there be located in any county less than six private operators
actively engaged and registered with the governmental bureau or
department having supervision of soil conservation, and available
for contracting for rendering soil conservation services, the board
of county commissioners may permit farmers in such counties to use
the county road machinery and equipment in constructing and
maintaining terraces and ditches in the county.
actively engaged and registered with the governmental bureau or
department having supervision of soil conservation, and available
for contracting for rendering soil conservation services, the board
of county commissioners may permit farmers in such counties to use
the county road machinery and equipment in constructing and
maintaining terraces and ditches in the county.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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