Tourism; requiring legislative approval for designation of certain historic places and state trails. Effective date.

Summary

The measure changes Oklahoma law so that any addition to the State Register of Historic Places or any new state trail on federal land must be approved by the Legislature before it can be designated. It also bars state or local funds from being spent on such trails until that approval is granted. The change aims to give lawmakers more oversight of tourism‑related designations.

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