Groundwater permits; requiring certain license be presented for intended use of groundwater for medical marijuana grow facilities. Effective date. Emergency.
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Summary
The bill amends Oklahoma’s groundwater permitting rules so anyone who wants to use groundwater must first get a permit from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. If the water is for a medical marijuana cultivation operation, the applicant must also show a valid commercial grower license from the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. The change aims to ensure that water use is tracked and linked to licensed marijuana production.
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