Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5040.25
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Pilot project
Official statutory text
The Oklahoma Department of Commerce is authorized to implement
the Oklahoma Certified Retirement Communities Program through a
pilot project. During this pilot implementation, the community
selection criteria and scoring methodology shall be defined,
applications shall be developed, educational sessions shall be
conducted and marketing strategies shall be developed. The City of
Stillwater, Oklahoma, shall serve as the pilot community pursuant to
this section. In recognition of the assistance the City of
Stillwater shall provide in this pilot project, the application fee
charged by the Department for the city’s initial application shall
be Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00). The Department and the City of
Stillwater shall jointly work to organize the community and prepare
its application.
the Oklahoma Certified Retirement Communities Program through a
pilot project. During this pilot implementation, the community
selection criteria and scoring methodology shall be defined,
applications shall be developed, educational sessions shall be
conducted and marketing strategies shall be developed. The City of
Stillwater, Oklahoma, shall serve as the pilot community pursuant to
this section. In recognition of the assistance the City of
Stillwater shall provide in this pilot project, the application fee
charged by the Department for the city’s initial application shall
be Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00). The Department and the City of
Stillwater shall jointly work to organize the community and prepare
its application.
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