Oklahoma Administrative Code
Title 300 - Grand River Dam Authority
Chapter 35 - Lake Rules
Subchapter 3 - General Provisions
Section 300:35-3-12 - Health and sanitation

Universal Citation: OK Admin Code 300:35-3-12

Current through Vol. 41, No. 13, March 15, 2024

(a) All sanitary rules, regulations, and laws shall be complied with prior to the granting or renewal of any GRDA permit.

(b) In the interest of public health, sanitation and safety, there shall be no camping on GRDA's lands except in a designated camping area.

(c) Bottles, Styrofoam goods, cans, garbage, rubbish, refuse, debris, wreckage, bilge water containing oil or grease, or materials used in the process of cleaning the outer surfaces of vessels, or any other material of any kind shall not be thrown into or released upon the lakes or deposited or dumped upon the shores of the lakes or upon any land under the jurisdiction of GRDA.

(d) No septic tank, lateral line or lagoon shall be placed on GRDA property. No portable toilet shall be used within the flowage easement. No sewage shall be disposed of in the waters or on GRDA property. No person shall operate a vessel equipped with a marine toilet which is not a total retention system in accordance with federal regulations regarding marine toilets. The preparation and marking of beaches shall be in such manner as to provide reasonable safety in their use. Commercial beaches shall be provided with adequate and sanitary dressing rooms, toilets, showers and other necessary accessories for public convenience and safety.

Added at 23 Ok Reg 1329, eff 5-25-06; Amended at 27 Ok Reg 1801, eff 6-25-10

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