Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2121
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International trade processing - Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in this act:
1. “International trade processing authority” means a public
trust heretofore created pursuant to Section 176 of Title 60 of the
Oklahoma Statutes with powers to construct, acquire, equip and
operate an international trade processing center;
2. “International trade processing center” means a facility
constructed and operated for the purpose of facilitating the export
of goods or services produced in the United States and the import of
goods or services to the United States that are produced in other
countries;
3. “Other governmental entities” means the State of Oklahoma,
its agencies and political subdivisions, public trusts other than an
international trade processing authority, other states and their
agencies and political subdivisions, and the federal government and
agencies thereof; and
4. “Project” or “projects” means any facility constructed or
improvements made under the provisions of this act by an
international trade processing authority for the purpose of
acquiring, constructing, equipping and operating an international
trade processing center, including rail, water, air, highway
intermodal facilities, and commercial support facilities, and shall
include all buildings, structures, landscaping, infrastructure,
utilities, roadways, railways, parking structures, parking lots,
sidewalks, personal property and fixtures, equipment and machinery,
and other improvements which an international trade processing
authority may deem necessary for the operation of such project,
together with all property, rights, easements and interests which
may be acquired by an international trade processing authority for
the construction or operation of such.
1. “International trade processing authority” means a public
trust heretofore created pursuant to Section 176 of Title 60 of the
Oklahoma Statutes with powers to construct, acquire, equip and
operate an international trade processing center;
2. “International trade processing center” means a facility
constructed and operated for the purpose of facilitating the export
of goods or services produced in the United States and the import of
goods or services to the United States that are produced in other
countries;
3. “Other governmental entities” means the State of Oklahoma,
its agencies and political subdivisions, public trusts other than an
international trade processing authority, other states and their
agencies and political subdivisions, and the federal government and
agencies thereof; and
4. “Project” or “projects” means any facility constructed or
improvements made under the provisions of this act by an
international trade processing authority for the purpose of
acquiring, constructing, equipping and operating an international
trade processing center, including rail, water, air, highway
intermodal facilities, and commercial support facilities, and shall
include all buildings, structures, landscaping, infrastructure,
utilities, roadways, railways, parking structures, parking lots,
sidewalks, personal property and fixtures, equipment and machinery,
and other improvements which an international trade processing
authority may deem necessary for the operation of such project,
together with all property, rights, easements and interests which
may be acquired by an international trade processing authority for
the construction or operation of such.
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