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OK HB3559
Bill
Status
2/2/2026
Primary Sponsor
Ryan Eaves
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AI Summary
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Counties may levy a severance tax up to $0.15 per ton on rock, gravel, granite, sand, and limestone extracted by for-profit businesses, subject to voter approval at a special election called by county commissioners or through initiative petition signed by 5% of registered voters
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Tax revenues must be deposited in the county general fund and used exclusively for road and bridge construction or improvement, not for salaries or employee compensation
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Exemptions apply to individuals extracting materials from their own property for non-commercial use and to limestone extracted for agricultural purposes
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If extraction occurs within a municipality's incorporated area, 50% of the severance tax revenue goes to the municipality and 50% to the county
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Counties receiving this severance tax revenue are prohibited from imposing additional fees, charges, or assessments on aggregate mining operations; the Oklahoma Tax Commission may contract with counties to collect the tax for a 0.5% fee
Legislative Description
Revenue and taxation; aggregates; voting procedures; fees; rate; apportionment; effective date.
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Rules
2/3/2026