Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1324.45
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Notice of public hearing - Payment of expenses -
Official statutory text
Security.
Notice, in a form to be specified by the Oklahoma Water
Resources Board, of the public hearing to be held pursuant to
Section 8 of this act shall be mailed, or shall be given in such
other manner as may be determined by the Board, by the district or
corporation to its customers within ten (10) business days after it
has received notice of the hearing from the Board. The expenses of
preparation and mailing and giving of such notice shall be borne by
the person filing the statement required by Section 6 of this act.
As security for the payment of such expenses, the Board may require
such person to file with the Board an acceptable bond or other
deposit in an amount to be determined by the Board.
Notice, in a form to be specified by the Oklahoma Water
Resources Board, of the public hearing to be held pursuant to
Section 8 of this act shall be mailed, or shall be given in such
other manner as may be determined by the Board, by the district or
corporation to its customers within ten (10) business days after it
has received notice of the hearing from the Board. The expenses of
preparation and mailing and giving of such notice shall be borne by
the person filing the statement required by Section 6 of this act.
As security for the payment of such expenses, the Board may require
such person to file with the Board an acceptable bond or other
deposit in an amount to be determined by the Board.
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