Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-896.11
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Scenic rivers - Statement of purpose
Official statutory text
The Legislature finds that the protection and development of the
scenic rivers in the state and adjacent and contiguous lands and
quality of outstanding resource waters included within each scenic
river should be provided for by properly planned and executed rules
promulgated by the Grand River Dam Authority. The rules promulgated
by the Authority with respect to scenic rivers may address public
services, land use, occupancy, structures, lot and plot sizes,
density of population and other activities as required for the
proper protection of the aesthetic, scenic, historic, archeologic
and scientific features of the scenic rivers, or deemed necessary
for the protection of the ecosystem and the environment from
pollution, despoliation and destruction or waste of natural
resources and all other factors adversely affecting the public
health, safety and the general welfare so long as the rules comply
with the exempt provisions of the Scenic Rivers Act pertaining to
farming, ranching, forestry, silviculture and other agricultural
uses.
scenic rivers in the state and adjacent and contiguous lands and
quality of outstanding resource waters included within each scenic
river should be provided for by properly planned and executed rules
promulgated by the Grand River Dam Authority. The rules promulgated
by the Authority with respect to scenic rivers may address public
services, land use, occupancy, structures, lot and plot sizes,
density of population and other activities as required for the
proper protection of the aesthetic, scenic, historic, archeologic
and scientific features of the scenic rivers, or deemed necessary
for the protection of the ecosystem and the environment from
pollution, despoliation and destruction or waste of natural
resources and all other factors adversely affecting the public
health, safety and the general welfare so long as the rules comply
with the exempt provisions of the Scenic Rivers Act pertaining to
farming, ranching, forestry, silviculture and other agricultural
uses.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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