Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1085.55
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Powers and duties of Board - Cost-effective analyses
Official statutory text
A. In addition to other powers and duties provided by law, the
Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall have the power and duty to:
1. Prepare and maintain the priority list for all water
quality projects. In developing the priority list, the Board shall
rely on input from the Department of Environmental Quality and the
Conservation Commission;
2. Review and assess the planning and preliminary financial
documents for and cost effectiveness of water quality projects on
the priority list;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 244
3. Determine water quality project feasibility and the
entities' eligibility to receive funding from the Clean Water State
Revolving Fund Loan Account;
4. Perform the environmental review and make the appropriate
environmental determinations in accordance with the environmental
review process approved by the Environmental Protection Agency;
5. Provide oversight and technical assistance during the
planning, design, and construction phase of the water quality
project for which the entity is applying for such loan; and
6. Be the instrumentality to make application to the
Environmental Protection Agency for the capitalization grant which
is to be placed in the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan
Account.
B. In determining the cost effectiveness of any water quality
project, the Board shall require the preparation of a cost effective
analysis of feasible alternatives capable of meeting state and
federal water quality and public health requirements. The
alternative selected shall be the most economical means of meeting
applicable state and federal effluent and water quality or public
health requirements over the useful life of the water quality
project while recognizing environmental and other nonmonetary
considerations determined to be relevant by the Board.
Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall have the power and duty to:
1. Prepare and maintain the priority list for all water
quality projects. In developing the priority list, the Board shall
rely on input from the Department of Environmental Quality and the
Conservation Commission;
2. Review and assess the planning and preliminary financial
documents for and cost effectiveness of water quality projects on
the priority list;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 244
3. Determine water quality project feasibility and the
entities' eligibility to receive funding from the Clean Water State
Revolving Fund Loan Account;
4. Perform the environmental review and make the appropriate
environmental determinations in accordance with the environmental
review process approved by the Environmental Protection Agency;
5. Provide oversight and technical assistance during the
planning, design, and construction phase of the water quality
project for which the entity is applying for such loan; and
6. Be the instrumentality to make application to the
Environmental Protection Agency for the capitalization grant which
is to be placed in the Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan
Account.
B. In determining the cost effectiveness of any water quality
project, the Board shall require the preparation of a cost effective
analysis of feasible alternatives capable of meeting state and
federal water quality and public health requirements. The
alternative selected shall be the most economical means of meeting
applicable state and federal effluent and water quality or public
health requirements over the useful life of the water quality
project while recognizing environmental and other nonmonetary
considerations determined to be relevant by the Board.
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