Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1020.12

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Report of water used

Official statutory text

A. Holders of permits shall be required to report to the

Oklahoma Water Resources Board annually their use of water pursuant

to their permits. Willful failure to report annual usage may result

in cancellation of the permit by the Board upon proper notice and

hearing as provided in the Administrative Procedures Act.

B. Holders of permits which use groundwater in connection with

an animal feeding operation which houses swine and primarily uses a

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 198

liquid waste management system where animals are primarily housed in

a roof-covered structure shall be required to indicate such use in

their annual water use report. Such holders shall also indicate

whether or not the animal feeding operation is licensed pursuant to

the Oklahoma Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Act.

C. The Board shall notify the State Department of Agriculture

of the names and addresses of all permit holders who report usage of

groundwater in connection with an animal feeding operation which

houses swine and which primarily uses a liquid waste management

system where animals are primarily housed in a roof-covered

structure and who are not licensed pursuant to the Oklahoma

Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations Act.

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