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	28	+	ENGROSSED HOUSE AMENDME NT
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	30	+	ENGROSSED SENATE BILL NO . 7 By: Stephens, Bergstrom, Jett,
	31	+	Hamilton, Pemberton, Woods,
	32	+	Bullard, Standridge, Boren,
	33	+	Weaver, Burns, Newhouse,
	34	+	and Dugger of the Senate
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	36	+	and
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	38	+	Pfeiffer, Rosecrants,
	39	+	Hardin, McDugle, Bashore,
	40	+	Pae, and Randleman of the
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4		-	An Act
5		-	ENROLLED SENATE
6		-	BILL NO. 7 By: Treat, Garvin, Prieto, and
7		-	Montgomery of the Senate
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	46	+	An Act relating to daylight saving time; establishing
	47	+	daylight time in this state; specifying effect on
	48	+	certain actions; exempting Oklahoma from the federal
	49	+	standard time provision; authorizing future action;
	50	+	providing that act shall take eff ect on certain
	51	+	authorization; providing for codification; and
	52	+	providing a conditional effective date.
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15		-	An Act relating to municipal lands; amending 11 O.S.
	56	+	AUTHORS: Remove Representative Pfeiffer as principal House author
	57	+	and substitute with Representative McCall.
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	59	+	Remove the following House Coauthors: Rosecrants, Hardin,
	60	+	McDugle, Bashore, Pae, and Randleman
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	64	+	AUTHORS: Remove the following Senate Coauthors: Woods, Bullard,
	65	+	Standridge, and Newhouse
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	67	+	Add the following Senate Coauthors: Prieto, Montgomery,
	68	+	and Garvin
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	72	+	AMENDMENT NO. 1. Strike the title, enacting clause, and entire bill
	73	+	and insert:
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	101	+	"An Act relating to municipal lands; amending 11 O.S.
16	102		2021, Section 33-204, which relates to municipal
17	103		powers regarding lakes; granting municipalities
18	104		certain authority over lakes and land owned by the
19	105		municipality; enabling construction of certain
20	106		structure; authorizing certain use of lakes or land;
21	107		authorizing lease of lakes or land for certain
22	108		purposes; allowing for contracting with certain
23	109		entities for certain purpose; clarifying effect of
24	110		certain use or lease; updating statutory language;
25	111		and providing an effective date.
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29		-	~~SUBJECT: Municipal lands~~
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31	117		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
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33	118		SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 11 O.S. 2021, Section 33 -204, is
34	119		amended to read as follows:
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36	120		Section 33-204. A. The governing body of any municipality
37	121		owning a lake, inside or outside of the corporate limits, or owning
38	122		lands, inside or outside of the corporate limits, which adjoin and
39	123		abut upon a lake or large body of water capable o f being used by a
40	124		motor-propelled boat may own, construct, maintain, operate, and
41	125		equip a marina, docks, and boathouses, and boats for amusement,
42	126		parks, and recreational purposes. The governing body may also lease
43	127		or rent to any person lots or spaces and provide permits for the
44	128		construction or use of privately owned marinas, boathouses, or docks
45	129		or other recreational purposes on such property for amu sement,
46	130		parks, and recreational purposes pursuant to such terms as the
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49	131		governing body deems proper. Said The governing body may fix and
50	132		collect fares, rents, tolls, or other revenues fo r the use of said
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51	159		such facilities, lots and spaces, and the issuance o f permits. The
52	160		right of a municipality to own, construct, maintain, operate and
53	161		equip said docks, boathouses, and boats marinas, and to rent or
54	162		lease such facilities, spaces, and lots and the issuance of permits
55	163		for the construction or use of such private ly owned marinas, docks,
56	164		or boathouses for amusement, parks, and recreational purposes is
57	165		hereby declared to be a public right and use. Rent and lease of
58	166		such facilities, lots, and spaces shall be at fair market value.
59	167		Except in cases of rentals and leas es authorized herein, said such
60	168		right and facilities shall constitute a public benefit. The
61	169		municipal governing body may do all things necessary and proper in
62	170		its discretion pursuant to the authority granted to i t by the
63	171		Constitution and laws of this stat e to further the ability of the
64	172		municipality to provide for the amusement, parks, and recreational
65	173		services authorized by the provisions of this section.
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67	174		B. Lakes and lands which adjoin and abut upon a lake owned or
68	175		leased by a municipality or by a public trust of which a
69	176		municipality is a beneficiary, which are dedicated for a public
70	177		purpose, may also be used or leased, for fair market value, for
71	178		amusement, parks, or recreation without abandoning or declaring suc h
72	179		public property as surplus or unsuitable, provided the governing
73	180		body of the municipality determines use of such property for
74	181		amusement, parks, or recreation is a compatible contemporaneous use
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75	208		that is subordinate to the primary public purpose for which the lake
76	209		or land was purchased or leased.
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78	210		C. A municipality or public trust may contract with any person,
79	211		entity, or any county, state, or federal age ncy to manage and
80	212		operate lakes and lands which adjoin and abut upon a lake dedicated
81	213		for a public purpose or for amusement, parks, or recreation
82	214		contemporaneous with a public purpose as described in this section.
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84	215		D. Lakes or lands which adjoin and abut upon a lake that are
85	216		leased or used as provided for in this section shall not be deemed
86	217		to have been declared surplus, abandoned, or unsuitable by su ch
87	218		lease or use.
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89		-	~~SECTION 2.~~ ~~This act shall become effective November 1~~, 2024.
	219	+	SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2024."
	220	+	Passed the House of Representatives the 23rd day of April, 2024.
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93		-	Passed the Senate the 30th day of May, 2024.
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	230	+	Passed the Senate the ____ day of _______ ___, 2024.
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100		-	Passed the House of Representatives the 23rd day of April, 2024.
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	264	+	ENGROSSED SENATE
	265	+	BILL NO. 7 By: Stephens, Bergstrom, Jett,
	266	+	Hamilton, Pemberton, Woods,
	267	+	Bullard, Standridge, Boren,
	268	+	Weaver, Burns, Newhouse,
	269	+	and Dugger of the Senate
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	271	+	and
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	273	+	Pfeiffer, Rosecrants,
	274	+	Hardin, McDugle, Bashore,
	275	+	Pae, and Randleman of the
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	282	+	An Act relating to daylight saving time; establishing
	283	+	daylight time in this state; specifying effect on
	284	+	certain actions; exempting Oklahoma from the federal
	285	+	standard time provision; authorizing future action;
	286	+	providing that act shall take eff ect on certain
	287	+	authorization; providing for codification; and
	288	+	providing a conditional effective date.
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	294	+	BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
	295	+	SECTION 3. NEW LAW A n ew section of law to be codified
	296	+	in the Oklahoma Statutes as Section 90.26 of Title 25, unless there
	297	+	is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
	298	+	A. The standard time in Oklahoma shall be known as Central
	299	+	Daylight Time (CDT).
	300	+	B. This section shall not be construe d to affect the standard
	301	+	time established by United States law governing the moveme nts of
	302	+	common carriers engaged in interstate commerce or the t ime for
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	329	+	performance of an act by an officer or department of the United
	330	+	States, as established by a statute, la wful order, rule, or
	331	+	regulation of the United States or an agency thereof.
	332	+	C. As authorized by the Uniform Time Act of 1966, as amended,
	333	+	and notwithstanding any other provisions of law to the contrary by
	334	+	the United States government rel ating to adoption of daylight saving
	335	+	time by all of the states, this state elects to adopt such time and
	336	+	elects to continue in force the terms of subsection A of th is
	337	+	section relating to the year-round daylight standard time in
	338	+	Oklahoma.
	339	+	D. The adopting of daylight saving time as provided for in this
	340	+	section may be changed by future legislative action.
	341	+	SECTION 4. This act shall take effect only if t he United States
	342	+	Congress amends federal law that permits states to enter upon and
	343	+	permanently observe daylight saving time.
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	370	+	Passed the Senate the 28th day of February, 2023.
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	377	+	Passed the House of Representatives the ____ day of __________,
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107		-	OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
108		-	Received by the Office of the Governor this _______ _____________
109		-	day of _________________ __, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
110		-	By: _________________________________
111		-	Approved by the Governor of the State of Oklahoma this _ ________
112		-	day of _________________ __, 20_______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
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115		-	Governor of the State of Oklahoma
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118		-	OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE
119		-	Received by the Office of the Secretary of State this _______ ___
120		-	day of __________________, 20 _______, at _______ o'clock _______ M.
121		-	By: _________________________________

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