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Okla. Stat. tit. 73, § 73-83.2

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Authority of Commission over zoning and utilization of

Official statutory text

property - Location and design of improvements.

The Capitol-Medical Center Improvement and Zoning Commission,

after adoption of a master comprehensive plan as hereinafter

provided, shall have exclusive authority over the zoning and

regulation of the utilization of all property in the above described

District and no planning or zoning commission of any subdivision of

the state thereafter shall have any authority or jurisdiction within

said area. The Commission also shall have authority to approve or

disapprove the location and design of any improvements hereafter to

be placed upon any land within said District, and no improvement

hereafter shall be placed upon any land within said District, unless

the location and design thereof shall be approved by said

Commission. The word "improvements" as used in Sections 82.1

through 83.11 of this title shall include but not be limited to (1)

buildings, including additions to and alterations thereof, (2)

highways and thoroughfares, and access facilities thereto, (3)

parking lots and facilities, and (4) all other construction or

erections whatsoever, except that the word "improvements" shall not

include existing municipal streets, alleys or utility services, nor

the maintenance or improvement thereof, except insofar as the same

serve state buildings or are located upon state land.

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