Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-1606
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Establishment and delineation of floodplains and one-
Official statutory text
hundred-year flood elevations for Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall coordinate with
floodplain boards in the use of flood insurance rate maps and flood
hazard boundary maps for the establishment and delineation of the
floodplains and the one-hundred-year flood elevations for Oklahoma.
The Board may also continue to assign a staff member to be the State
Floodplain Coordinator that assists other state agencies, boards of
county commissioners, governing bodies of municipalities, floodplain
boards and floodplain administrators in coordinating with the
Federal Emergency Management Agency in matters relating to the
program.
The Oklahoma Water Resources Board shall coordinate with
floodplain boards in the use of flood insurance rate maps and flood
hazard boundary maps for the establishment and delineation of the
floodplains and the one-hundred-year flood elevations for Oklahoma.
The Board may also continue to assign a staff member to be the State
Floodplain Coordinator that assists other state agencies, boards of
county commissioners, governing bodies of municipalities, floodplain
boards and floodplain administrators in coordinating with the
Federal Emergency Management Agency in matters relating to the
program.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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