Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-1811.4

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State Capitol Park - Definition - Maintenance and

Official statutory text

operation.

A. "State Capitol Park" shall consist of all portions of the

State Capitol grounds and within such boundaries as are located in

the State Capitol Complex, including the Governor's Mansion and all

properties within the public right-of-way along Lincoln Boulevard

north from the north boundary line of Northeast 13th Street to the

south boundary line of Northeast 28th Street and along Business

Route 66, known as Northeast 23rd Street, from the east edge of

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 866

Santa Fe Street east to the west edge of Kelley Avenue in Oklahoma

City, Oklahoma, as designated on the amended plat filed in the

office of the Secretary of State as File Number 155 in the State

Property Records.

B. The Department of Central Services shall be responsible for

the maintenance and operation of the State Capitol Park.

C. The Department of Central Services may contract with the

Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority, the Oklahoma Department of

Transportation, the City of Oklahoma City, or any other entity for

the purpose of landscaping, beautification, capital improvement,

operation, and maintenance of the State Capitol Park.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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