Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2218
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Regulation of waterways
Official statutory text
Authorized park personnel are authorized to inspect boats, issue
permits for the operation of watercraft of all kinds, charge and
collect fees for the inspection and for the operation of such craft,
prescribing the type, style, location and equipment of all wharves,
docks and anchorages, pavilions, restaurants and other structures or
buildings which may be constructed along shores or upon the waters
of any body of water or upon other property controlled by the
Commission and providing for the licensing, inspection and
supervision of same, and granting and imposing charges for permits
and for all commercial uses or purposes to which any of the
properties of the Commission or any structures or buildings located
on property of the Commission may be used.
permits for the operation of watercraft of all kinds, charge and
collect fees for the inspection and for the operation of such craft,
prescribing the type, style, location and equipment of all wharves,
docks and anchorages, pavilions, restaurants and other structures or
buildings which may be constructed along shores or upon the waters
of any body of water or upon other property controlled by the
Commission and providing for the licensing, inspection and
supervision of same, and granting and imposing charges for permits
and for all commercial uses or purposes to which any of the
properties of the Commission or any structures or buildings located
on property of the Commission may be used.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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