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Okla. Stat. tit. 73, § 73-15.3

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Assignment of parking for certain officials - Location -

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Reserved parking spaces.

Except as provided in subsections C and D of this section, the

President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of

Representatives are empowered to designate the parking assignments

and issue window stickers or other means of identification of

elected and appointed officers and employees whose offices are in

the State Capitol Building in the parking areas described in this

section and Sections 11-1009 and 11-1010 of Title 47 of the Oklahoma

Statutes.

A. Except as provided in subsections C and D of this section,

officers and employees shall not park in any space in the following

described areas except as specified by the President Pro Tempore:

1. The parking area traversed by the semicircular drive to the

west entrance of the State Capitol Building. This area shall have

specifically assigned parking places for state officers, including

the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the

Senate, the Attorney General, the State Treasurer, the State Auditor

and Inspector, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, the Secretary

of the State Election Board, and any other elected or appointed

state officer or employee so designated by the President Pro

Tempore;

2. The parking area west of the State Capitol Building and

north of the West Gatehouse;

3. All parking spaces west of the halfway point along the north

curb of Northeast 21st Street to the southernmost parking spaces in

the south parking area, except those designated in subsections C and

D of this section;

4. In the parking area located east of Lincoln Boulevard,

thirty-seven parking spaces in the southwest portion of the parking

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area, south and southwest of the tunnel entrance, and north of

Northeast 21st Street; and

5. Seventy-eight parking spaces in the northeast portion of the

parking area identified as the first three rows of parking spaces

west of North Phillips Avenue.

B. Except as provided in subsections C and D of this section,

officers and employees shall not park in any space in the following

described areas except as specified by the Speaker of the House of

Representatives:

1. The parking area east of the State Capitol Building and

north of the East Gatehouse;

2. All parking spaces east of the halfway point along the north

curb of Northeast 21st Street to the southernmost parking spaces in

the south parking area, except those designated in subsections C and

D of this section;

3. In the parking area located east of Lincoln Boulevard, the

one hundred fifty-four parking spaces east of the east entrance of

Northeast 21st Street and south of the north curbline of the

entrance from North Phillips Avenue;

4. The sixty parking spaces located in the fourth, fifth, and

sixth rows of the northeast portion of the parking area located west

of North Phillips Avenue and north of the north curbline of the

North Phillips Avenue entrance into the parking area; and

5. The five parking spaces west of the sixth row of parking

spaces in the northeast portion of the parking lot and north of the

north curbline of the North Phillips Avenue entrance into the

parking area.

C. The Governor shall designate the parking assignments for the

parking spaces immediately on the north and south sides of the first

parking island south of the oil well.

D. The southernmost row of parking spaces in the south parking

lot shall be reserved for the Department of Public Safety for the

purpose of creating a large vehicle inspection station. The

Department of Public Safety shall be permitted to post appropriate

signage related to the inspection station of large vehicles along

Lincoln Boulevard (northbound and southbound lanes) and at the

gatehouses for both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

E. All parking spaces not otherwise assigned by the President
ety for the

purpose of creating a large vehicle inspection station. The

Department of Public Safety shall be permitted to post appropriate

signage related to the inspection station of large vehicles along

Lincoln Boulevard (northbound and southbound lanes) and at the

gatehouses for both the Senate and the House of Representatives.

E. All parking spaces not otherwise assigned by the President

Pro Tempore pursuant to subsection A of this section, assigned by

the Speaker of the House of Representatives pursuant to subsection B

of this section, or designated by the Governor pursuant to

subsection C of this section in the parking area south of the

Capitol Plaza and the parking area that lies east of the State

Capitol Building on the east side of Lincoln Boulevard shall be

reserved for visitors.

F. It shall be the duty of the Office of Management and

Enterprise Services to maintain all streets, roads, and state-owned

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parking lots within the boundaries of the State Capitol Park,

including striping and painting of parking spots, or otherwise

providing signage as assigned or designated by the President Pro

Tempore of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, or

Governor pursuant to this section. The Office of Management and

Enterprise Services is authorized to expend any money appropriated

for the construction and maintenance of such streets, roads, and

parking lots.

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