Oklahoma SB1440 mandates voter approval for certain turnpike routes and prohibits property acquisition by condemnation.
Oklahoma SB1440 amends the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority's powers, requiring voter approval for specific turnpike routes through elections. If a majority in any municipality or county opposes a proposed route, the Authority must redesign it to avoid that area. The bill also removes the Authority's ability to acquire property by condemnation. Additionally, it mandates that all contracts for turnpike construction work be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.
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