Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-324.11b
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Hotels or motels - School or college housing -
Official statutory text
Provision of visual smoke detectors to deaf or hard-of-hearing
guests.
A. Any person, partnership, corporation, organization, state,
city, town, county, or other subdivision of this state, operating a
building or structure used as a hotel or motel, within the State of
Oklahoma, shall provide, at no additional charge to deaf and hard-
of-hearing guests and upon request of such guests, portable smoke
detectors of the type suitable for providing visual warning to such
guests, a room equipped with fixed visual warning smoke detectors or
a ground floor guest room accessible to the out-of-doors. Each
hotel or motel shall have available at least one portable visual
warning smoke detector, one room equipped with a fixed visual
warning smoke detector or one ground floor guest room accessible to
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 418
the out-of-doors for each fifty guest rooms of such hotel or motel.
No hotel or motel shall be required to have more than a total of six
portable visual warning smoke detectors, six rooms with fixed visual
warning smoke detectors or six ground floor guest rooms accessible
to the out-of-doors. Each hotel or motel shall have at least one
such smoke detector, one room equipped with a fixed visual warning
smoke detector or one ground floor guest room accessible to the out-
of-doors.
B. Any school or college that provides housing to deaf and
hard-of-hearing individuals shall make a visual warning smoke
detector available for each such individual's use and may require
users to post a refundable deposit.
guests.
A. Any person, partnership, corporation, organization, state,
city, town, county, or other subdivision of this state, operating a
building or structure used as a hotel or motel, within the State of
Oklahoma, shall provide, at no additional charge to deaf and hard-
of-hearing guests and upon request of such guests, portable smoke
detectors of the type suitable for providing visual warning to such
guests, a room equipped with fixed visual warning smoke detectors or
a ground floor guest room accessible to the out-of-doors. Each
hotel or motel shall have available at least one portable visual
warning smoke detector, one room equipped with a fixed visual
warning smoke detector or one ground floor guest room accessible to
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 418
the out-of-doors for each fifty guest rooms of such hotel or motel.
No hotel or motel shall be required to have more than a total of six
portable visual warning smoke detectors, six rooms with fixed visual
warning smoke detectors or six ground floor guest rooms accessible
to the out-of-doors. Each hotel or motel shall have at least one
such smoke detector, one room equipped with a fixed visual warning
smoke detector or one ground floor guest room accessible to the out-
of-doors.
B. Any school or college that provides housing to deaf and
hard-of-hearing individuals shall make a visual warning smoke
detector available for each such individual's use and may require
users to post a refundable deposit.
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