Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1107
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Plan for future development, construction and
Official statutory text
improvement.
The board of directors of a port authority shall prepare or
cause to be prepared a plan for the future development,
construction, and improvement of the port and its facilities,
including such maps, profiles, and other data and descriptions as
may be necessary to set forth the location and character of the work
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 286
to be undertaken by the port authority. Upon the completion of such
plan the board of directors shall cause notice by publication as
provided in Section 1 of this act to be given in each county in
which there is a political subdivision participating in the creation
of the port authority, and shall likewise cause notice to be served
upon the owners of the uplands contiguous to any submerged lands
affected by such plan in the manner provided by law for the service
of notice in the levy of special assessments by municipal
corporations, and shall permit the inspection thereof at their
office by all persons interested. Said notice shall fix the time
and place for the hearing of all objections to said plan, which
shall be not less than thirty (30) nor more than sixty (60) days
after the last publication of said notice and after service of
notice upon the owners of such uplands. Any interested person may
file written objections to such plan, provided such objections are
filed with the secretary of the board of directors at his office not
less than five (5) days prior to the date fixed for said hearing.
After said hearing the board of directors may adopt such plan with
any modifications or amendments thereto as the official plan of the
port authority.
The board of directors of a port authority shall prepare or
cause to be prepared a plan for the future development,
construction, and improvement of the port and its facilities,
including such maps, profiles, and other data and descriptions as
may be necessary to set forth the location and character of the work
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 286
to be undertaken by the port authority. Upon the completion of such
plan the board of directors shall cause notice by publication as
provided in Section 1 of this act to be given in each county in
which there is a political subdivision participating in the creation
of the port authority, and shall likewise cause notice to be served
upon the owners of the uplands contiguous to any submerged lands
affected by such plan in the manner provided by law for the service
of notice in the levy of special assessments by municipal
corporations, and shall permit the inspection thereof at their
office by all persons interested. Said notice shall fix the time
and place for the hearing of all objections to said plan, which
shall be not less than thirty (30) nor more than sixty (60) days
after the last publication of said notice and after service of
notice upon the owners of such uplands. Any interested person may
file written objections to such plan, provided such objections are
filed with the secretary of the board of directors at his office not
less than five (5) days prior to the date fixed for said hearing.
After said hearing the board of directors may adopt such plan with
any modifications or amendments thereto as the official plan of the
port authority.
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