Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 42 of Title 50 of the Oklahoma Statutes, governing boards of any incorporated municipality shall be authorized to permit the burial of human remains or the relocation of human remains to a new burial place on the grounds of a public institution or private facility located within the municipal boundaries which the governing board deems appropriate. Provided, such burial ground shall not be used for commercial cemetery purposes nor shall the governing body permit burial sites on any private residential property.
Added by Laws 2014, c. 100, § 2, eff. Nov. 1, 2014.
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§50-1.1. Agricultural activities as nuisance.
§50-6. Abatement does not preclude damages.
§50-7. Time does not legalize.
§50-8. Remedies against public nuisance.
§50-9. Indictment or information.
§50-12. Abatement by person injured.
§50-13. Remedies against private nuisance.
§50-14. Abatement of private nuisance.
§50-15. Notice, when required.
§50-16. Cities and towns - Power to define and summarily abate nuisances.
§50-17. Abatement by suit in district court.
§50-20. Counties with population in excess of 550,000 - Power to declare and abate nuisances.
§50-21. Real property used for felony drug offenses.
§50-41. Location of slaughterhouse.
§50-42.1. Authority of municipal governing bodies to permit burial locations.