Oklahoma Code § 2-2A-23

Title 2. Agriculture: Rules designating application tiers
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A.  The State Board of Agriculture shall have the authority to
promulgate rules to implement the Oklahoma Agriculture Environmental
Permitting Act for each tier that will to the greatest extent
possible:
1.  Enable applicants to follow a consistent application
process;
2.  Ensure that uniform public participation opportunities are
offered;
3.  Provide for uniformity in notices required of applicants;
and
4.  Set forth procedural application requirements.
B.  The rules shall designate applications as Tier I, II, or III
and shall at a minimum be consistent with federal law.  In making
these determinations, the Board shall consider information and data
offered on:
1.  The significance of the potential impact of the type of
activity on the environment;
2.  The amount, volume, and types of waste proposed to be
accepted, stored, treated, disposed, discharged, emitted, or land
applied;
3.  The degree of public concern traditionally connected with
the type of activity;
4.  The federal classification, if any, for the proposed
activity, operation, or type of site or facility; and
5.  Any other factors relevant to the determinations.
C.  For purposes of this section, the Board shall ensure that
designations are, at a minimum, consistent with any analogous
classifications set forth in applicable federal programs.
D.  The rules for each tier shall:
1.  Set forth uniform procedures for filing an application;

2.  Contain specific uniform requirements for each type of
notice and public participation or hearing opportunities required by
the Oklahoma Agriculture Environmental Permitting Act;
3.  Contain other provisions needed to implement and administer
the Oklahoma Agriculture Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Act;
and
4.  Designate positions to which the Director may delegate, in
writing, the power and duty to issue, renew, amend, modify, and deny
permits.

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