Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-1811.4A

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Cowboy Hall of Fame Park - Acquisition of land -

Official statutory text

Designation - Operation and maintenance.

A. The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Commission is hereby

authorized to lease, purchase, or otherwise acquire the land between

Kelley Avenue and Eastern Avenue within the boundary of Northeast

63rd Street on the north and Deep Fork Creek on the south and

extending along the public right-of-way of Interstate Highway Number

240 to the junction of Interstate Highway Number 35, three-quarters

(3/4) of a mile east of Eastern Avenue in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Such land shall be used to establish a state park to be designated

and known as the "Cowboy Hall of Fame Park". The Commission shall

be responsible for the establishment, operation, and maintenance of

such park.

B. The Commission may contract with the Oklahoma Capitol

Improvement Authority, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation,

the Office of Management and Enterprise Services, the City of

Oklahoma City, the National Cowboy Hall of Fame Foundation, or any

other entity for the purpose of landscaping, beautification, capital

improvement, operation, and maintenance of the "State Capitol Park"

and the "Cowboy Hall of Fame Park".

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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