Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5062.4

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plan.

The Oklahoma Development Finance Authority shall exercise the

powers granted to it in a manner consistent with each five-year plan

developed by Oklahoma Futures for the activities and programs of the

Authority. The Oklahoma Development Finance Authority shall submit

a proposed schedule of activities and goals to Oklahoma Futures in

order to facilitate development of the first five-year plan

provisions applicable to the Authority.

The board of directors shall develop an annual business plan for

the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority. The business plan shall

be submitted to Oklahoma Futures for its approval and shall be

included in the annual report of Oklahoma Futures. The business

plan shall be consistent with the goals of the recurring five-year

policy plan as provided by law. Oklahoma Futures shall approve such

policy plan before it is implemented. The board of directors shall

distribute copies of the business plan by such means that will make

it widely available to communities, firms and local economic

development managers throughout this state.

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