A. Compensation to used tire facilities and tire-derived fuel or TDF facilities pursuant to this section shall be limited to facilities located in Oklahoma. Compensation for used tire activities pursuant to this section shall be limited to used tires from Oklahoma. A used tire recycling facility or tire-derived fuel or TDF facility may transport and deliver used tires collected from Oklahoma to an out-of-state used tire recycling facility or TDF facility but shall not be eligible for compensation from the Used Tire Recycling Indemnity Fund for those used tires. To be eligible, applicants for compensation shall be in compliance with the Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Act.
B. The monies accruing annually to the Used Tire Recycling Indemnity Fund shall be allocated first to the Department of Environmental Quality Revolving Fund, to be used for implementing applicable requirements related to the control of mobile and area sources of air emissions, for monitoring and modeling the impacts on Oklahoma of air pollution from other states, for implementing and enforcing other applicable air pollution control requirements or for other environmental programs or projects. The amount of money allocated for this purpose shall be twenty-four and one-tenth percent (24.1%) of the funds produced by the two-dollar-and-ninety-cent per tire fee assessed pursuant to division (1) of subparagraph a of paragraph 1 of subsection A of Section 2-11-401.2 of this title and subparagraph b of paragraph 1 of subsection A of Section 2-11-401.2 of this title; provided, in no event shall the amount allocated annually exceed the 3-year average of the total fiscal year amounts allocated in fiscal years 2015, 2016 and 2017 and any amount in excess of the 3-year average shall be placed to the credit of the General Revenue Fund. After this allocation is deducted, the balance of the monies shall be allocated as follows:
1. Two and one-fourth percent (2.25%), not to exceed Twenty Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00) per month, to the Oklahoma Tax Commission and five and three-fourths percent (5.75%), not to exceed Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) per month, to the Department of Environmental Quality for the purpose of administering the requirements of the Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Act; provided, in no event shall either of the amounts allocated annually pursuant to this paragraph exceed the 3-year average of the total fiscal year amounts allocated in fiscal years 2015, 2016 and 2017 and any amount in excess of the 3-year average shall be placed to the credit of the Used Tire Recycling Indemnity Fund; and
2. An amount not to exceed Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) per audit to the State Auditor and Inspector for the purpose of conducting audits of the Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Program pursuant to Section 2-11-401.6 of this title.
C. After the allocations under subsection B of this section are made, the balance of monies in the Fund shall be available for compensation pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Act as follows:
1. Compensation to used tire facilities for used tire processing, at the rate of Fifty-four Dollars ($54.00) per ton of processed tire material. For compensation the following conditions shall apply:
2.a.Compensation to used tire recycling facilities or TDF facilities at the rate of Fifty-three Dollars ($53.00) per ton of whole used tires for the collection and transportation of used tires from Oklahoma tire dealers, automotive dismantlers and parts recyclers, solid waste landfill sites, and dumps certified by the Department priority cleanup list, and delivering the tires to a used tire recycling facility or TDF facility. The collection and transportation of used tires shall be provided by the used tire recycling facility or TDF facility at no additional cost to the tire dealer or automotive dismantler and parts recycler or to the Fund. The used tire recycling facility or TDF facility shall collect from any location at which there are at least three hundred used tires.
3.a.Compensation to a unit of local or county government that submits to the Department for approval a plan for the use of baled used tires in an engineering project. Compensation shall be at the rate of fifty cents ($0.50) per tire.
4. If the Fund contains insufficient funds in any month to satisfy the eligible reimbursements under this subsection, the Department shall determine the apportionment of payments to be made among the qualified applicants under this subsection according to the percentage of used tires processed, collected and transported, or utilized.
D. 1. After the allocations under subsections B and C of this section are made, any remaining monies in the Fund shall be available for TDF facilities and used tire recycling facilities that produce tire-derived product for compensation at the rate of Twenty-nine Dollars ($29.00) per ton of processed or used tires utilized for energy or fuel recovery or the production of tire-derived product.
2. The production of tire-derived product shall be considered a compensable event separate from and in addition to any compensation for used tire processing under subsection C of this section.
3. TDF facilities and used tire recycling facilities authorized to receive reimbursement under this subsection shall report and certify tire material used by weight.
4. The facilities shall by sworn affidavit provide to the Department sufficient information to verify that the facility has used the tires in accordance with the purposes of the Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Act.
5. If the Fund contains insufficient funds in any month to satisfy the eligible reimbursements under this subsection, the Department shall determine the apportionment of payments to be made among the qualified applicants according to the percentage of used tires intended for energy or fuel recovery or the production of tire-derived product.
E. 1. After the allocations under subsections B, C and D of this section are made, any remaining monies in the Fund shall be available for capital investment reimbursement to used tire facilities and TDF facilities for the purchase of equipment necessary to utilize used tires. Only equipment purchased on or after January 1, 1995, shall be eligible. The facilities are eligible for compensation at a rate of Twenty Dollars ($20.00) per ton of used tires used. Total reimbursement shall not exceed one hundred percent (100%) of the capital investment in eligible equipment. The facilities may apply for compensation monthly to the Department of Environmental Quality and shall supply any information required by the Department.
2. If the Fund contains insufficient funds in any month to satisfy the eligible reimbursements under this subsection, the Department shall determine the apportionment of payments to be made among the qualified applicants.
F. Subject to subsection G of this section, after the allocations under subsections B, C, D and E of this section are made, any remaining monies in the Fund, excluding monies collected pursuant to paragraphs 3 and 4 of subsection B of Section 2-11-401.2 of this title, shall be disbursed as follows:
1. Additional compensation to used tire recycling facilities or TDF facilities for the remediation of dumps certified by the Department and delivering the tires to a used tire recycling facility or a TDF facility. The Department shall determine additional compensation made to qualified applicants under this subsection based on cleanup feasibility of the dump. The Board shall promulgate rules establishing unit costs for compensation based on the remediation feasibility of the tire dumps. The Department may solicit bids for the remediation of tire dumps if no used tire recycling facilities or TDF facilities agree to remediate a priority tire dump authorized by the Department or if the Department determines the qualified applicant has not remediated the tires in the tire dump to meet reference conditions of comparable property in the immediate area; and
2. Reimbursement to the Department of Environmental Quality for necessary costs associated with remediation or other necessary actions at sites at which used tires or other wastes incidental to the used tires present a threat to human health or environment, or for projects to increase market demand for products made from Oklahoma used tires. The Solid Waste Management Advisory Council shall recommend and the Environmental Quality Board shall adopt rules governing the types of market development projects that may qualify for reimbursement. To the extent possible, the rules shall favor and the Department shall prioritize projects with the greatest potential to benefit schools, communities and local governments. Upon its receipt of documentation from the Department showing expenditures relating to the remediation of such sites or market development projects, the Tax Commission shall reimburse the Department for its documented expenditures.
G. Accrued funding for the purposes specified in subsection F of this section shall not exceed Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00). Once Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) is reached, any additional funds shall be distributed as additional compensation under paragraph 1 of subsection C of this section.
H. 1. Used tire recycling facilities and TDF facilities that collect, transport and process tires used on implements of husbandry and agricultural equipment that are greater than thirty (30) inches in total diameter and less than or equal to forty-four (44) inches in total diameter shall be eligible for compensation at a rate of Eight Dollars ($8.00) per tire.
2. Used tire recycling facilities and TDF facilities that collect, transport and process tires used on implements of husbandry and agricultural equipment that are greater than forty-four (44) inches in total diameter and less than or equal to seventy-two (72) inches in total diameter and not more than thirty (30) inches wide, shall be eligible for compensation at the rate of Sixteen Dollars ($16.00) per tire.
I. Used tire recycling facilities, TDF facilities, or persons, corporations or other legal entities authorized by the provisions of the Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Act to receive reimbursement shall demonstrate that the facilities or legal entities have successfully complied with the requirements of the Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Act through the filing of appropriate applications, reports, and other documentation that may be required by the Tax Commission and the Department.
Added by Laws 1989, c. 176, § 5, eff. July 1, 1989. Amended by Laws 1993, c. 145, § 195, eff. July 1, 1993. Renumbered from § 53005 of Title 68 by Laws 1993, c. 145, § 359, eff. July 1, 1993. Amended by Laws 1994, c. 353, § 36, eff. July 1, 1994; Laws 1995, c. 191, § 5, eff. Nov. 1, 1995; Laws 1996, c. 170, § 1, emerg. eff. May 14, 1996; Laws 1998, c. 114, § 2, emerg. eff. April 13, 1998; Laws 1998, c. 314, § 12, eff. July 1, 1998; Laws 2001, c. 388, § 2, eff. Nov. 1, 2001; Laws 2003, c. 472, § 1; Laws 2004, c. 185, § 2, emerg. eff. May 3, 2004; Laws 2005, c. 230, § 3, eff. July 1, 2005. Renumbered from § 2-11-405 of this title by Laws 2005, c. 230, § 11, eff. July 1, 2005. Amended by Laws 2007, c. 146, § 2, eff. July 1, 2007; Laws 2010, c. 194, § 2, eff. July 1, 2010; Laws 2011, c. 164, § 5, eff. July 1, 2011; Laws 2014, c. 287, § 1, eff. Nov. 1, 2014; Laws 2017, c. 286, § 3, eff. Nov. 1, 2017; Laws 2018, c. 211, § 1; Laws 2019, c. 336, § 3, eff. July 1, 2019.
Structure Oklahoma Statutes
Title 27A. Environment and Natural Resources
§27A-1-1-202. State environmental agencies - Powers, duties and responsibilities.
§27A-1-1-206. Economic impact and environmental benefit statements.
§27A-1-1-207. Kyoto Protocol – Implementation – Ratification by United States Senate.
§27A-1-2-103. Environmental Remediation Revolving Fund.
§27A-1-2-104. Environmental Programs Revolving Fund.
§27A-1-3-101. See the following versions:
§27A-1-4-107. Maintenance of computerized water quality data.
§27A-1-4-110. Short title - Oklahoma Environmental, Health and Safety Audit Privilege Act.
§27A-1-4-113. Audit report - Components.
§27A-1-4-114. Audit report privilege - Confidentiality.
§27A-1-4-115. Waiver of privilege – Unauthorized disclosure - Liability.
§27A-1-4-116. Disclosure by court or administrative hearings officials.
§27A-1-4-117. Information not subject to privilege.
§27A-1-4-119. Voluntary disclosure of violations - Immunity.
§27A-1-4-120. Effective date of application.
§27A-1-4-121. Construction with statutory or common law privilege.
§27A-2-1-101. Short title - Subsequent enactments.
§27A-2-2-103. Attorney General as legal counsel.
§27A-2-2-105. Applications for permits for water reuse projects.
§27A-2-2-201. Advisory councils.
§27A-2-3-102. Customer assistance program - Additional responsibilities.
§27A-2-3-103. Administrative Law Judges - Duties - Qualifications - Proceedings.
§27A-2-3-104. Complaints program.
§27A-2-3-105. Pollution Prevention Program - Creation.
§27A-2-3-106. Pollution prevention, defined.
§27A-2-3-109. Oklahoma Energy Efficiency and Emission Reduction Program.
§27A-2-3-202. Powers and duties of Department.
§27A-2-3-301. Renewal of license - Renewal fee - Penalty fee - Promulgation of rules.
§27A-2-3-302. Applications for permits or other authorizations.
§27A-2-3-402. Schedule of fees.
§27A-2-3-403. Environmental Trust Revolving Fund.
§27A-2-3-504. Violation of Code, order, permit or license or rule - Penalties and remedies.
§27A-2-3-505. Fraud or misrepresentation - Additional penalties.
§27A-2-3-506. Violations, remedies and penalties cumulative.
§27A-2-3-507. Compliance schedules.
§27A-2-4-201. Services and analyses - Rules - Fee schedule - Contracts.
§27A-2-4-301. Duties of Department.
§27A-2-4-302. Promulgation of rules - Fee schedule - Disposition of fees.
§27A-2-4-304. Acceptance of reports or laboratory analyses performed by accredited laboratories.
§27A-2-4-305. Suspension, revocation, or refusal to renew laboratory accreditation.
§27A-2-4-306. Department of Environmental Quality - Accreditations.
§27A-2-5-103. Municipal regulation - Powers of State Board of Agriculture.
§27A-2-5-105. Administrative agency - Powers and duties.
§27A-2-5-106.1. Controlled open burning - Fire training.
§27A-2-5-106. Rules and regulations.
§27A-2-5-107. Air Quality Council - Powers and duties.
§27A-2-5-108. Director of Air Quality Program - Powers and duties.
§27A-2-5-112. Comprehensive permitting program - Issuance, denial or renewal.
§27A-2-5-113. Permit fees - Department of Environmental Quality Revolving Fund subaccount.
§27A-2-5-116. Violations - Penalties.
§27A-2-5-117. Civil actions - Injunctions - Abatement - Civil penalties.
§27A-2-5-130. Air curtain incinerators – Limitations on required use.
§27A-2-6-102. Declaration of policy.
§27A-2-6-103.1. Contracts for technical assistance programs.
§27A-2-6-103. See the following versions:
§27A-2-6-103v1. Powers and duties of Department, Board and Executive Director.
§27A-2-6-103v2. Powers and duties of Department, Board and Executive Director.
§27A-2-6-104. Purpose and construction.
§27A-2-6-105. Pollution of state air, land or waters - Order to cease.
§27A-2-6-107. Definition – Gray water.
§27A-2-6-108. Application of less than 250 gallons of private residential gray water - Permitting.
§27A-2-6-109. Potable reuse of treated wastewater - Storage.
§27A-2-6-110. Pilot projects for aquifer storage and recovery.
§27A-2-6-201. Short title - Construction and application.
§27A-2-6-203. Powers and duties of Board - Authority of Department.
§27A-2-6-205. Unlawful discharge - Permit requirements - Authority of Department.
§27A-2-6-206. Violations - Enforcement procedures - Penalties.
§27A-2-6-301. Oklahoma Water Supply Systems Act - Short title.
§27A-2-6-302. Cooperation with federal agencies.
§27A-2-6-303. Rules and standards.
§27A-2-6-304. Public water supply - Permit required - Exceptions - Application.
§27A-2-6-305. Waterworks - Filing of plans and surveys.
§27A-2-6-306. Annual service fee - Laboratory analyses.
§27A-2-6-307. Investigations of sanitary quality of water.
§27A-2-6-310.1. Legislative findings and declaration.
§27A-2-6-310.2. Promulgation of rules - Wellhead protection program.
§27A-2-6-310.3. Groundwater protection education program.
§27A-2-6-310.4. Act not to affect certain agencies' powers and duties.
§27A-2-6-402. Rules - Exemptions.
§27A-2-6-403.1. Inspections of existing sewage disposal systems.
§27A-2-6-501.2. Sludge management land application plan.
§27A-2-6-501.3. Promulgation of rules.
§27A-2-6-501.5. Agricultural use of sludge.
§27A-2-6-501.6. Distribution of municipal sludge.
§27A-2-6-601. Rules - Application - Authority of Department.
§27A-2-6-801. Licenses required - Rules and regulations.
§27A-2-6-901. Penalties - Misdemeanor - Injunctions - Assessment of civil penalties.
§27A-2-7-102. Hazardous waste - Regulation and control by this act.
§27A-2-7-104. Hazardous waste management program - Personnel.
§27A-2-7-105. Powers and duties of Department of Environmental Quality.
§27A-2-7-106. Rules and regulations - Hearings - Consultation and advice.
§27A-2-7-107. Rules - Regulation of radioactive waste - Federal preemption.
§27A-2-7-110. Liquid hazardous waste - Certain disposal prohibited - Exceptions.
§27A-2-7-112. Hazardous waste facility construction to be supervised.
§27A-2-7-113.1. Issuance of permits - Suitability of facility - Administrative procedures.
§27A-2-7-114. New hazardous waste facilities within eight miles of corporate limits - Exemptions.
§27A-2-7-117. Multi-user on-site treatment facilities - Permits - Suitability factors.
§27A-2-7-118. Facilities that recycle hazardous waste - Permit requirements, exemption.
§27A-2-7-121.1. Waiver of fee.
§27A-2-7-121. Annual fee - Exemptions - Expenditure of funds.
§27A-2-7-122. Disposal by underground injection - Limitation of annual fee.
§27A-2-7-124. Monitoring of closed facility.
§27A-2-7-125. Hazardous waste manifest.
§27A-2-7-127. Corrective action - Permit review - Permit renewal - Information and reports.
§27A-2-7-128. Administrative penalties - Disposition and use.
§27A-2-7-129. Violations - Civil penalties.
§27A-2-7-130. Violations - Criminal penalties.
§27A-2-7-131. Initiation and prosecution of action.
§27A-2-7-132. Appeal of issuance of permit - Stay of time restraints.
§27A-2-7-201. Special Economic Development Trust Funds.
§27A-2-7-302. Purposes of act.
§27A-2-7-305. Assistance to political subdivisions.
§27A-2-7-307. Report of use and disposition of funds.
§27A-2-7-403. Licensure and regulation of highway remediation and cleanup services and operators.
§27A-2-7-406. Applicability - Exceptions.
§27A-2-8-102. Central Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Compact - Enactment.
§27A-2-8-103. Authorization to execute Compact.
§27A-2-8-202. Rules - Apportionment of fees.
§27A-2-8-203. Oklahoma rate-review agency.
§27A-2-8-204. Study of Oklahoma as low-level radioactive waste disposal site.
§27A-2-9-107. Exercise of federal authority - Impoundment of radioactive materials.
§27A-2-10-202. Powers and duties of Department of Environmental Quality.
§27A-2-10-205.1. Recycling - Protection from unnecessary and burdensome regulation.
§27A-2-10-205. Oklahoma Recycling Initiative.
§27A-2-10-301.2. Commercial composting facility - Permit.
§27A-2-10-301. Permit required - Exemptions - Remediation projects.
§27A-2-10-303.1. Availability of administrative permit hearing.
§27A-2-10-304. Variances - One-hundred year flood plains.
§27A-2-10-306. Appeal of issuance of permit - Stay of time restraints.
§27A-2-10-401. Sludge defined.
§27A-2-10-402.1. Acceptance of municipal sewage sludge by municipal solid waste landfill.
§27A-2-10-501. Nonhazardous industrial solid waste landfills - Permit - Restrictions.
§27A-2-10-701. Site closure plan - Financial security.
§27A-2-10-801.1. Vegetation plan.
§27A-2-10-801.2. Solid waste landfill - Exterior and interior slopes.
§27A-2-10-802.1. Application of reimbursement remainder to landfill closures.
§27A-2-10-802.2. Required components of a roofing material recycling facility.
§27A-2-10-802. Scales - Fees, reimbursement, exemptions - Expenditure of funds - Annual report.
§27A-2-10-805. Solid Waste Facility Emergency Closure Fund Special Account.
§27A-2-10-901. Powers and duties of cities and towns.
§27A-2-10-902. Sale or conveyance of property used as solid waste disposal site or landfill.
§27A-2-11-101. Recycling of waste - Studies.
§27A-2-11-102. Waste management public education program.
§27A-2-11-301. Short title - Application and construction.
§27A-2-11-302. Purpose of act.
§27A-2-11-304. Application for tax credit.
§27A-2-11-305. Certification of net investment expense - Allowance of tax credit.
§27A-2-11-306. Administration of act.
§27A-2-11-307. Rules and regulations.
§27A-2-11-401.2. Used tire recycling fee - Assessment - Remittance - Delinquencies - Penalties.
§27A-2-11-401.3. Used Tire Recycling Indemnity Fund.
§27A-2-11-401.4. Compensation to facilities - Allocation of Used Tire Recycling Indemnity Fund.
§27A-2-11-401. Oklahoma Used Tire Recycling Act.
§27A-2-11-502. Plastic bottles or containers - Definitions.
§27A-2-11-503. Plastic container labeling - Codes - Penalty.
§27A-2-11-504. Impermissible restrictions on auxiliary containers.
§27A-2-11-604. Collection and recovery services.
§27A-2-11-605. Manufacturer-Label required - Recovery plan.
§27A-2-11-606. Retailer-Sale requirements.
§27A-2-11-608. Liability for data on recovered devices.
§27A-2-11-609. Compliance with laws.
§27A-2-11-610. State agency purchases or leases - Rules - Financial or proprietary information.
§27A-2-11-611. Liability under other laws.
§27A-2-12-201. Promulgation of rules by Environmental Quality Board - Consistency with federal law.
§27A-2-12-301. Certification - Waiver - Renewal.
§27A-2-12-401. Education and public information program - Publication of informational pamphlet.
§27A-2-12-402. Renovation, demolition and remodeling - Guidelines.
§27A-2-12-501. Federal employment contingent upon federal funds.
§27A-2-14-201. Rules for implementation.
§27A-2-14-202. Department of Environmental Quality - Powers and duties.
§27A-2-14-301. Notice requirements.
§27A-2-14-302. Draft denial or draft permit - Notice requirements - Public review.
§27A-2-14-303. Public meeting - Procedure.
§27A-2-14-304. Issuance or denial of final permit - Administrative procedures.
§27A-2-14-305. General permits.
§27A-2-15-102. Purpose of act—Construction.
§27A-2-15-107. Land use disclosures - Filing - Violation of authorized uses.
§27A-2-15-108. Release of liability from administrative penalties or civil actions.
§27A-2-15-109. Reimbursement of costs.
§27A-2-16-104. Refinery Permitting Cooperative Agreement – Negotiations.
§27A-2-16-105. Executive Director and staff – Enumerated duties and activities – Director authority.
§27A-2-16-106. Coordinated state and federal authorization and review process.
§27A-2-16-107. Construction of act.
§27A-3-1-102. Legislative determination - Declaration of policy.
§27A-3-2-101. How constituted.
§27A-3-2-102. Perpetuation of soil and water conservation districts.
§27A-3-2-103. Executive Director, technical experts and employees - Office space.
§27A-3-2-103a. Temporary employees.
§27A-3-2-104. Chairman, quorum and expenses.
§27A-3-2-105. Bonds of employees and officers - Records - Annual audit.
§27A-3-2-106. Powers and duties of Commission.
§27A-3-2-106a. Conservation Commission Revolving Fund.
§27A-3-2-106b. Conservation Commission Tar Creek Mine Reclamation Revolving Fund.
§27A-3-2-107. Establishment and maintenance - Reports - List of permit approvals.
§27A-3-2-109. Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation Revolving Fund.
§27A-3-2-110. Oklahoma Conservation Commission Infrastructure Revolving Fund
§27A-3-3-101. Status and powers.
§27A-3-3-102. Board of directors - Officers - Filing notice of organization - Quorum - Voting.
§27A-3-3-104. Bonds - Records - Audits.
§27A-3-3-105. Powers and duties.
§27A-3-3-106. Authority to obtain loan or grant.
§27A-3-3-107. District as local agency.
§27A-3-3-109. Status of district's conservation plan.
§27A-3-3-111. Cooperation with districts.
§27A-3-3-112. Cooperation between districts.
§27A-3-3-114. Purpose - Rules - Definition.
§27A-3-3-115. Conservation Cost-Share Fund.
§27A-3-3-117. Financial or general obligation of state - Construction of act.
§27A-3-3-202. Advisory committees.
§27A-3-3-301. Date of election - Eligible voters.
§27A-3-3-302. Notice of filing period.
§27A-3-3-303. Filing period, notification and declaration of candidacy.
§27A-3-3-304. Election of directors.
§27A-3-3-402. Certificate of Secretary of State as evidence.
§27A-3-3-403. Filing, recording, certification - Fees and charges.
§27A-3-3-404. County funds may be appropriated.
§27A-3-3-407. Allocation of funds.
§27A-3-3-408. Requirements for funds to be expended.
§27A-3-3-409. Restriction on use of funds.
§27A-3-3-410. Payment of insurance premiums for employees.
§27A-3-3-411. "Operation and maintenance" or "operate and maintain" - Interpretation.
§27A-3-3-412. Operation and maintenance of structures for flood control.
§27A-3-3-413. Directors' participation in health or dental insurance plans.
§27A-3-3-414. Transfer of employee service time.
§27A-3-3-501. Creation of program - Purpose.
§27A-3-4-101. Short title – Legislative findings and intent.
§27A-3-4-102. Oklahoma Conservation Commission - Duties.
§27A-3-4-103. Acceptance of public and private funds.
§27A-3-4-104. Carbon Sequestration Assessment Cash Fund.
§27A-3-4-105. Carbon sequestration certification program - Applications - Fees.
§27A-3-4-106.1. Oklahoma State Facilities Energy Conservation Program.
§27A-3-5-101. Short title - Legislative findings and intent.
§27A-3-5-103. Agency jurisdiction.
§27A-3-5-105. Carbon dioxide property rights - Obligations relieved - Jurisdiction.
§27A-3-5-106. Construction of act.
§27A-3-7-101. Short title - Healthy Soil Program Act.
§27A-3-7-103. Healthy soil program.
§27A-3-7-104. Composition of program – Administration of program.
§27A-4-1-101. Short title - Purpose.
§27A-4-1-104. Liability for release of dangerous substance - Construction of act.
§27A-4-1-106. Prosecution of violations - Actions for injunctive relief - Jurisdiction - Penalties.
§27A-4-1-107. Board of Health - Authority to adopt rules and requirements.
§27A-4-2-104. Member agencies - Annual budgets.
§27A-4-2-105. Local emergency planning committees - Privileges and immunities.
§27A-1012. Legislative findings and declarations.
§27A-1014. Powers of CTT that makes election.
§27A-1016. Cessation of powers of CTT and Department.
§27A-1017. Construction of act - Effect on rights, powers, duties, etc. of CTT.
§27A-2002. Lead-acid battery retailers - Signs.
§27A-2003. Motor oil retailers - Signs.
§27A-2202. Legislative findings.
§27A-2204. Enforcement of reoccupation restrictions - Penalties - Injunction.
§27A-2207. Ottawa Reclamation Authority - Termination.
§27A-2250. Emergency Drought Relief Fund.