Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-889
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Permits for maintaining docks, wharves, vessels, etc. -
Official statutory text
Limitation - Rules.
The Grand River Dam Authority shall issue no permit for any dock,
wharf, landing, boathouse or for any houseboat, vessel or other
floating structure of a stationary or semistationary nature and no
permit heretofore issued shall be valid unless said dock, wharf,
landing, boathouse or such stationary or semistationary houseboat,
vessel or other floating structure of any nature shall be securely
attached to the shorelands adjacent to the water's edge by means of
suitable cables or metal stiff-arms as approved by the Authority.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 169
Said cables or stiff-arms and any walkway extending to the
shorelands shall conform to the rules promulgated by the Authority.
The Grand River Dam Authority shall issue no permit for any dock,
wharf, landing, boathouse or for any houseboat, vessel or other
floating structure of a stationary or semistationary nature and no
permit heretofore issued shall be valid unless said dock, wharf,
landing, boathouse or such stationary or semistationary houseboat,
vessel or other floating structure of any nature shall be securely
attached to the shorelands adjacent to the water's edge by means of
suitable cables or metal stiff-arms as approved by the Authority.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 82. Waters and Water Rights Page 169
Said cables or stiff-arms and any walkway extending to the
shorelands shall conform to the rules promulgated by the Authority.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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