Okla. Stat. tit. 72, § 72-63.17
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Limits on expenditure for capital projects
Official statutory text
Except as otherwise provided by Section 63.16 of this title,
unless the Department of Veterans Affairs Trust Fund contains the
minimum amount required by Section 63.1 et seq. of this title, the
Department of Veterans Affairs, whether acting through the Oklahoma
Veterans Commission or any other entity, shall not be authorized to
expend any appropriated monies or monies in any revolving fund for
any capital project, unless such capital project:
1. Has been undertaken as of June 25, 1986, or unless the
project is included in the approved fiscal year 1986 Budget Work
Program for the Department of Veterans Affairs;
2. Is required for repairs of an emergency nature; or
3. Is required to proceed with the development of a new
Oklahoma Veterans Center facility at Lawton, Oklahoma, pursuant to
Section 221.2A of this title.
unless the Department of Veterans Affairs Trust Fund contains the
minimum amount required by Section 63.1 et seq. of this title, the
Department of Veterans Affairs, whether acting through the Oklahoma
Veterans Commission or any other entity, shall not be authorized to
expend any appropriated monies or monies in any revolving fund for
any capital project, unless such capital project:
1. Has been undertaken as of June 25, 1986, or unless the
project is included in the approved fiscal year 1986 Budget Work
Program for the Department of Veterans Affairs;
2. Is required for repairs of an emergency nature; or
3. Is required to proceed with the development of a new
Oklahoma Veterans Center facility at Lawton, Oklahoma, pursuant to
Section 221.2A of this title.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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