Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1085.10
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Procedures and appeals
Official statutory text
In the exercise of all powers and performance of all duties
provided in this act, the Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall
comply with the procedures provided in the Administrative Procedures
Act. Appeals shall be taken as provided in said act. The Oklahoma
Water Resources Board may designate a hearing examiner or examiners
who shall have the power and authority to conduct such hearings in
the name of the Oklahoma Water Resources Board at any time and place
subject to the provisions of this section and any applicable rules,
regulations or orders of the Oklahoma Water Resources Board.
provided in this act, the Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall
comply with the procedures provided in the Administrative Procedures
Act. Appeals shall be taken as provided in said act. The Oklahoma
Water Resources Board may designate a hearing examiner or examiners
who shall have the power and authority to conduct such hearings in
the name of the Oklahoma Water Resources Board at any time and place
subject to the provisions of this section and any applicable rules,
regulations or orders of the Oklahoma Water Resources Board.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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