Oklahoma § 3-120.8 - Application process after issuance of permit - Amending a
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§ 3-120.8. Application process after issuance of permit - Amending a
permit.
A. Once a permit is issued by the Commission, the applicant
shall be required to complete the following steps to complete the
permit process:
1. The applicant for a permit under Section 120.3 of this title
shall record each permit issued by the Commission in the office of
the county clerk for the county where the structure is located not
later than sixty (60) business days after the Commission issues the
permit. If a structure is located in more than one county, the
county that contains the majority of the structure is the county in
which the permit must be filed. A permit issued under paragraph 1
of subsection A of Section 120.3 of this title shall contain the
following statement:
"The permittee acknowledges for itself, its heirs, its
successors, and its assigns, that the real estate
described in this permit is located within the primary
surface or the runway protection zone of a public-use
airport, and that the permittee is building a structure
upon this real estate with the full knowledge and
acceptance that it may be incompatible with normal
airport operations including the landing and takeoff of
aircraft.";
2. A permit issued in accordance with the provisions of Section
120.3 of this title is valid only after the Commission receives a
certified copy of the recorded permit with the recording data from
the county clerk of the county in which the structure is located;
and
3. Every permit granted by the Commission shall specify that
obstruction markers, markings, lighting, or other visual or aural
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identification required to be installed on or in the vicinity of the
structure shall conform to federal laws and regulations.
B. Once a permit is valid the permittee may request to amend a
permit under these conditions:
1. The amendment is to change the administrative items of the
permit including the transfer of ownership rights. There shall be
no limit to the number of times a permittee can request an amendment
that is administrative in nature; or
2. The amendment is for the purpose of micrositing a structure
that has been permitted, but not yet constructed. Micrositing shall
allow for a structure to be moved four hundred (400) feet or less in
a horizontal direction provided the new location will not impact an
airport's instrument or visual approaches. A permittee can request
to amend a permit for micrositing up to two times. A third
micrositing request on the structure will require the permittee to
file a new permit application.
Added by Laws 2010, c. 367, § 8, eff. Oct. 1, 2010. Amended by Laws
2017, c. 32, § 5, eff. Nov. 1, 2017.
Source: official Oklahoma text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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