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OK SB560
Bill
AI Summary
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Requires a special election among property owners within a one-mile radius of any proposed turnpike route, extension, or new project before the Legislature can authorize construction
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Authorization proceeds only if a majority of affected landowners vote in favor; county election boards conduct the elections with newspaper publication notice for 3 consecutive weeks and posting in 3 public places for at least 20 days prior
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Election approval expires after 4 years, requiring a new special election if legislative authorization has not occurred within that timeframe
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For jointly-owned property, one owner may vote on behalf of all co-tenants or joint tenants by presenting proxies or proof of ownership to the county election board
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Landowners who subdivide their property after election notice is published retain only one vote regardless of how many tracts they create; effective date is November 1, 2025
Legislative Description
Turnpikes; prohibiting turnpike projects, routes, and extensions under certain circumstances; requiring certain election be held in certain area. Effective date.
Last Action
Second Reading referred to Judiciary
2/4/2025