Oklahoma HB3520 sets rules for utility relocations, including notice requirements, time limits, and liquidated damages.
Oklahoma HB3520 establishes regulations for utility relocations to accommodate public infrastructure projects. It mandates that utilities complete relocations within 365 days of receiving a Notice to Relocate, which includes final construction plans and proof of funding. Extensions, not exceeding 90 days, must be approved in writing. Liquidated damages, which are not penalties but reasonable estimates of public delay costs, can be enforced by municipalities, counties, the Department of Transportation, or other public entities funding the project.
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