Okla. Stat. tit. 73, § 73-175
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Tunnel construction
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority is hereby authorized
and directed to construct, from funds legally available, a system of
tunnels to connect the Will Rogers Building to the Tax Commission
Building, the Tax Commission Building to the Education Building, the
Education Building to the Sequoyah Building, the Capitol Building to
the parking lot to the southeast of said Capitol Building east of
Lincoln Boulevard, and the Sequoyah Building-Education Building
tunnel to the parking lot east of the Sequoyah Building located east
of Lincoln Boulevard.
and directed to construct, from funds legally available, a system of
tunnels to connect the Will Rogers Building to the Tax Commission
Building, the Tax Commission Building to the Education Building, the
Education Building to the Sequoyah Building, the Capitol Building to
the parking lot to the southeast of said Capitol Building east of
Lincoln Boulevard, and the Sequoyah Building-Education Building
tunnel to the parking lot east of the Sequoyah Building located east
of Lincoln Boulevard.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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