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Okla. Stat. tit. 73, § 73-187A-14

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Utilization of LCF funds for the Military Department

Official statutory text

of the State of Oklahoma.

A. In addition to any other authorization provided by law, the

Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority is authorized to utilize

available funds from the Legacy Capital Financing Fund created by

Section 187B of Title 73 of the Oklahoma Statutes, in the amount of

Forty-one Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars ($41,600,000.00) for

the benefit of the Military Department of the State of Oklahoma to

construct, refurbish, or expand military related facilities in

Oklahoma.

B. LCF Recapitalization Payments shall be made related to the

distribution of proceeds provided in subsection A of this section,

in accordance with the provisions of the Legacy Capital Financing

Act, provided that the twenty-year recapitalization period and

associated recapitalization payments shall not begin until the state

fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026.

C. The Authority may distribute funds authorized pursuant to

subsection A of this section in one or more tranches.

D. The Authority may enter memoranda of understanding with

agencies, departments, and subdivisions of the state as needed, to

facilitate the provisions of this act, provided that such memoranda

of understanding do not constitute a legal obligation of the State

of Oklahoma or impede the administration of the provisions of the

Legacy Capital Financing Act.

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