A. As used in this section:
1. "Critical infrastructure facility" means:
2. "Dam" means any barrier, including any appurtenant structures, that is constructed for the purpose of permanently or temporarily impounding water; and
3. "Unmanned aircraft" means an aircraft without occupants that is flown by a pilot via a ground control system or autonomously through use of an onboard computer and other additional equipment necessary to operate the aircraft and includes unmanned aircraft commonly called drones.
B. Except as provided in subsection C of this section, a person shall not intentionally or knowingly:
1. Operate an unmanned aircraft over a critical infrastructure facility if the unmanned aircraft is less than four hundred (400) feet above ground level;
2. Allow an unmanned aircraft to make contact with a critical infrastructure facility, including any person or object on the premises of or within the facility; or
3. Allow an unmanned aircraft to come within a distance of a critical infrastructure facility that is close enough to interfere with the operations of or cause a disturbance to the facility.
C. This section shall not apply to conduct committed by:
1. The federal government, the state or a political subdivision of the state;
2. A person under contract with or otherwise acting under the direction or on behalf of the federal government, the state or a political subdivision of the state;
3. A law enforcement agency;
4. A person under contract with or otherwise acting under the direction or on behalf of a law enforcement agency;
5. An owner or operator of the critical infrastructure facility;
6. A person under contract with or otherwise acting under the direction or on behalf of an owner or operator of the critical infrastructure facility;
7. A person who has the prior written consent of the owner or operator of the critical infrastructure facility;
8. The owner or occupant of the property on which the critical infrastructure facility is located or a person who has the prior written consent of the owner or occupant of that property; or
9. An operator of an unmanned aircraft that is being used for a commercial purpose, if the operator is authorized by the Federal Aviation Administration to conduct operations over that airspace.
D. Any person in violation of this section may be civilly liable for damages to the critical infrastructure facility to include, but not be limited to, damage to property, the environment or human health.
Added by Laws 2016, c. 313, § 1, eff. Nov. 1, 2016.
Structure Oklahoma Statutes
Title 3. Aircraft and Airports.
§3-61. Municipalities may acquire and operate airports - Eminent domain - Bonds.
§3-65.4. Disposal of airport property.
§3-65.5. Operation and use privileges.
§3-65.7. Delegation of authority to airport officer or board.
§3-65.8. Regulations and jurisdiction.
§3-65.9. Appropriations and taxation.
§3-65.10. Bond issues - Financing acquisitions, costs and improvements.
§3-65.11. Validation of prior acquisitions, actions and bond issues.
§3-65.12. Application of airport revenues and sale proceeds.
§3-65.13. Federal and state aid.
§3-65.16. Public purpose, county and municipal purpose.
§3-65.17. Airport property and income exempt from taxation.
§3-65.18. Supplementary authority.
§3-65.19. Saving clause - Airport zoning.
§3-65.20. Interpretation and construction.
§3-85. Powers and duties of Commission.
§3-85.1. Powers of commission - Acceptance of title to real or personal property - Improvements.
§3-85.3. Aerospace and Defense Development Act of 2013.
§3-86. Public and governmental functions.
§3-87. Use of facilities, services and resources of other agencies - Cooperation.
§3-88. Provisions not mandatory.
§3-89. Transfer of powers and duties.
§3-90. Construction and repair of airports in various counties - Minimum runways - Federal funds.
§3-91. Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission Revolving Fund.
§3-92. Lease of state-owned lands for oil, gas, mining and agricultural purposes.
§3-93. Disposition of funds received.
§3-102. Airport hazards contrary to public interest.
§3-102.1. Permit for erection, alteration or modification of certain structures.
§3-102.2. Zoning regulations to permit certain variances.
§3-103. Power to adopt airport zoning regulations - Joint boards.
§3-104. Relation to comprehensive zoning regulations.
§3-105. Procedure for adoption of zoning regulations.
§3-106. Airport zoning requirements.
§3-107. Permits and variances.
§3-109. Administration of airport zoning regulations.
§3-112. Enforcement and remedies.
§3-113. Acquisition of air rights.
§3-116. Preparation of zoning codes.
§3-120.1. Short title - Aircraft Pilot and Passenger Protection Act.
§3-120.3. Construction permit.
§3-120.4. Construction of structure for an incompatible purpose.
§3-120.5. Hazards to air navigation.
§3-120.6. Permit application - Required components.
§3-120.7. Permit application - With or without FAA Form 7460-1.
§3-120.8. Application process after issuance of permit - Amending a permit.
§3-120.9. Validity of permit issued under Section 3 of Aircraft Pilot and Passenger Protection Act.
§3-120.10. Notification of denial of permit.
§3-120.11. Applicability of act.
§3-120.12. Violation of act - Fine.
§3-120.14. Authority to promulgate rules.
§3-201. State owned aircraft - Liability insurance - Limits.
§3-205. Rental of aircraft - Notice of insurance coverage - Violations.
§3-253. Aircraft - Exemptions.
§3-254. Application for registration.
§3-254.1. Sale of new or used aircraft – Dealer licenses – Denial, suspension and revocation - Fine.
§3-254.4. Termination, cancellation, nonrenewal of agreement - Good cause - Notice.
§3-254.5. Private right of action - Damages - Applicability - Effect on multiple contracts - Dealer.
§3-255. Certificates of registration - Filing - Fees.
§3-256. Registration fees - Schedule and rates.
§3-256.1. Lien filing fee - Agency special account.
§3-257. Rules and regulations.
§3-271. Possession of airman's certificate and medical certificate while operating aircraft.
§3-281. Installation of nonconforming fuel tank, bladder, drum, or other container.
§3-301. Operation of aircraft under influence of intoxicants - Definitions - Penalties - Treatment.
§3-302. Tests to determine concentration of intoxicants - Implied consent.
§3-303. Drawing or collecting of specimens - Use as evidence - Independent tests.
§3-304. Refusal to submit to testing.
§3-305. Admissibility of evidence - Evidence of intoxication.
§3-306. Report of conviction to federal agency.
§3-307. Permitting aircraft to be operated by person under influence of intoxicant - Penalties.
§3-308. Proof of intoxication by other competent evidence.
§3-322. Critical infrastructure facility – Unmanned aircraft prohibited.
§3-351. Short title – Space Flight Liability and Immunity Act – Definitions.
§3-373. Short title - Oklahoma Advanced Mobility Pilot Program.
§3-374. Focus of program – Eligible communities – Advisory Council – Matching grant awards.
§3-375. Oklahoma Advanced Mobility Pilot Project Revolving Fund.
§3-401. Competitive bidding process for contracts.
§3-411. Short title - Oklahoma Air Service Development Grant Program.
§3-413. Oklahoma Air Service Development Grant Program.
§3-414. Oklahoma Air Service Development Grant Program Revolving Fund.