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Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-505

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State Board to control district - Redress accorded persons

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injuriously affected.

Upon the creation of any such conservancy district, as herein

provided, the Conservation Commission of the State of Oklahoma,

shall have authority and is hereby empowered and authorized to take

such action as is deemed necessary by said Commission to properly

carry out the intention and purpose of Chapter 70, Article 5,

Oklahoma Statutes of 1931, as amended by House Bill No. 84, of the

Fifteenth Legislature of the State of Oklahoma, and said Commission

or any member thereof, its servants, agents and employees shall have

the right of ingress and egress upon all property comprising said

conservancy district; provided, that any person, firm or

corporation, private or public, who shall consider itself or himself

injuriously affected in any manner whatsoever by any act performed

by any official or agent of said Commission may seek redress

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 62

according to subsection (L), Section 6, House Bill No. 84, of the

Fifteenth Legislature of the State of Oklahoma.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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