Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1277
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Annual written report
Official statutory text
Within sixty (60) days after the close of each calendar year any
water district organized and in operation under this act shall make
a written report to the Oklahoma Water Resources Board at its office
and shall include the following:
1. The total volume of water contracted for from the reservoir
or reservoirs located within the district. Measurement may be made
either in gallons or acre-feet, whichever is most convenient to the
district.
2. A complete report of the finances, assets and liabilities of
the district.
3. Any other information that the Board may require from time
to time which will be helpful to it in assisting said district in
the development of industry to utilize the water available for
beneficial use.
water district organized and in operation under this act shall make
a written report to the Oklahoma Water Resources Board at its office
and shall include the following:
1. The total volume of water contracted for from the reservoir
or reservoirs located within the district. Measurement may be made
either in gallons or acre-feet, whichever is most convenient to the
district.
2. A complete report of the finances, assets and liabilities of
the district.
3. Any other information that the Board may require from time
to time which will be helpful to it in assisting said district in
the development of industry to utilize the water available for
beneficial use.
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