Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1267

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Purpose of district - Activities

Official statutory text

Public regional water districts may be organized under this act

for the purpose of engaging in the following activities:

1. Acquiring water rights or acquiring and developing water

facilities or any interest therein, from any and all available

sources, and storing water in reservoirs or other storage

facilities;

2. Purifying, treating and processing water;

3. Furnishing water to public agencies and persons desiring the

same;

4. Transporting and delivering water to public agencies and

persons who are furnished water by the district;

5. Disposing of, processing, treating or transporting sewage or

wastewater or acquiring and developing sewage facilities or any

interest therein; and

6. Engaging in such activities and projects deemed necessary by

the district tocarry out the purposes of this act, including

acquisition, planning, purchase, construction, lease, operation,

maintenance, improvement, repair and extension of water facilities

or sewage facilities, or the provision of administrative and support

services to public agencies which are signatories to the interlocal

agreement creating the district.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 301

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