Oklahoma SB753 establishes the Oklahoma Invasive Woody Species Stewardship for State-Leased Lands Act.
Oklahoma SB753 creates the Oklahoma Invasive Woody Species Stewardship for State-Leased Lands Act, requiring lessees of state-owned land to remove invasive woody species and submit a management plan. The Oklahoma Conservation Commission must inspect the leased property and conduct annual inspections to ensure compliance. Failure to comply with the notice to correct violations may result in lease termination and eviction. The act prohibits using additional state resources for invasive woody species management beyond routine inspections and administrative functions.
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