Oklahoma HB3095 establishes the Rural Landowners Protection Act, requiring landowner approval for certain facilities before permits are issued.
Oklahoma HB3095, known as the Rural Landowners Protection Act, mandates that no governmental entity can issue permits for specific facilities without landowner approval. These facilities include wind electric power generation, electric bulk power transmission, recyclable material merchants, materials recovery facilities, and data processing centers. The board of county commissioners must administer landowner elections, notify landowners, and set election dates. Landowners must approve projects within a five-mile radius of the facility.
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