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Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 1 - Filmed in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:150-1-4 - Multi-film deals

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(a) As part of the
				Eligibility Application, an applicant will provide information as requested by
				OFMO indicating whether the Film being produced is intended to be part of a
				"Multi-Film" Deal.
(b) If an
				applicant indicates that a film is part of a Multi-Film Deal, and provides the
				requested documentation, the Department may Conditionally Pre-Qualify the
				Multi-Film Deal Rebate Enhancement amount in a manner consistent with these
				rules. The Multi-Film Deal Rebate Enhancement amount Conditionally Pre-Approved
				for each Film in a Multi-Film Deal may only be approved for payment after
				approval of the Final Application of the third film in the Multi-Film
				Deal.
(c) After approval of the
				Final Application of the third film in a Multi-Film deal, and for each
				subsequent film that is part of the Multi-Film deal, the Department may
				formally approve the Rebate Enhancement applicable for the Multi-Film Deal and
				notify the Commission so the Conditionally Pre-qualified Rebate Enhancement for
				the Multi-Film deal may be paid.
(d) Episodes filmed as part of a single
				Series Season do not qualify for the Multi-Film Deal incentive
				enhancement.
(e) A television
				Episodic Pilot which is part of a Multi-Film Deal for purposes of the incentive
				enhancement cannot receive an Incentive Enhancement for a television Episodic
				Pilot as otherwise provided in the act.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 1 - Filmed in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:150-1-5 - Apprentices

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(a) OFMO may maintain a list of trades or
				departments deemed necessary for a film production where an Apprentice may be
				utilized to qualify for the rebate pursuant to the Act and list these trades on
				the OFMO website.
(b) A person is
				considered an Apprentice as defined by the act, if he or she meets all of the
				following criteria:
(1) The Apprentice is an
				Oklahoma resident;
(2) The
				Apprentice is supervised by an experienced Master Tradesperson in the trade,
				craft or profession being practiced by the Apprentice in the production;
(3) The Apprentice works in a
				trade recognized by OFMO as necessary for a film production;
(4) Unless otherwise approved by OFMO in
				writing, the Apprentice works under the supervision of the Master Tradesperson
				at least one-half (1/2) of the days the Master Tradesperson under which the
				Apprentice is learning is actively engaged in the film.
(5) The Apprentice is paid, at minimum,
				federal minimum wage for all hours worked during their
				apprenticeship;
(6) The Apprentice
				completes a questionnaire or survey provided by OFMO to be returned to OFMO
				with the Final Application.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 1 - Filmed in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:150-1-6 - State Certified Industry Standard Soundstage Facility

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(a) A facility may be considered a State
				Certified Industry Standard Soundstage Facility (State Certified Soundstage
				Facility), if a building, or complex of buildings, building improvements and
				associated back-lot facilities on a property meets all of the following
				criteria:
(1) Multiple Productions are, or
				are intended to be, regularly produced at the facility throughout the
				year;
(2) The primary revenue
				source for such a facility is from industry Productions and ancillary services
				to such Productions;
(3) The
				facility is marketed and made available to third party productions planning to
				rent such facility and the facility is able to be listed on the OFMO website
				for such rental;
(4) The facility
				provides additional industry specific on-site services and amenities for third
				party Productions;
(5) The facility
				contains at least 7,500 sq feet of combined and dedicated studio space which:
(A) Features acoustically treated
				walls.
(B) Achieves a noise
				criterion rating of 30 or better
(C) Has a height of at least 15 feet
				and;
(D) Is equipped with
				sufficient heating and air conditioning for filming without the need for
				supplemental units (but supplemental units may be used)
(E) Otherwise meets the criteria for a
				qualified soundstage facility as defined in the Act.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 1 - Filmed in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:150-1-7 - Incentive amounts

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(a) The base
				incentive amount and all Rebate Enhancement percentages set forth in 68 O.S.
				§3635 and §3636 are the maximum possible incentive percentage amounts
				payable under each specific circumstance. The decision as to whether to offer
				an incentive, and how much of an incentive may be offered is made at the
				discretion of OFMO.
(b) The actual
				rebate percentage approved for a project, if any, is determined by the
				Department in a way that achieves the maximum positive impact for the Oklahoma
				economy.
(c) In determining the
				rebate percentage amount to be approved, if any, pursuant to either 68 O.S.
				§3635 or §3636, the Department may consider the following:
(1) Benefits of the project to the State
				(including economic impact, industry infrastructure impact, jobs, tourism,
				branding, image and follow-on work);
(2) The amount of rebate payments
				conditionally prequalified by the Department for the current fiscal year;
(3) Impact on the ability of the
				Department to commit funds to additional projects for the current fiscal year;
(4) The amount of incentive
				believed to be necessary to win the project.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 1 - Filmed in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:150-1-9 - Oklahoma expatriate crew program

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(a)
				OFMO may maintain a roster of Oklahoma Expatriate Crew and make such roster
				available to a Production Company upon request.
(b) The Expatriate roster may consist of
				Oklahoma Expatriates who are:
(1) Registered
				as an Oklahoma Expatriate with OFMO and;
(2) Have completed a Declaration of
				Expatriate Status satisfactory to OFMO.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 3 - Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate Program › Section 150:150-3-1 - Purpose

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The purpose of the Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate Program
				  (Program) is an incentive program to build a film industry in the state. In
				  accordance with 68 O.S. § 3624, this Program shall be administered by the
				  Oklahoma Tax Commission and Office of the Oklahoma Film and Music Commission
				  (OFMO).
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 3 - Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate Program › Section 150:150-3-3 - Program requirements and qualification

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(a) Applying for
				Rebate Eligibility:
(1) Applications and all
				necessary forms will be submitted through the OFMO website (okfilmmusic.org) or
				as otherwise specified by OFMO.
(2)
				Unless otherwise agreed to by OFMO, Eligibility Applications will be submitted
				at least 60 calendar days prior to the Start of Principal Photography. The
				exact requirements of the Eligibility Application are shown on the OFMO
				website, but generally include:
(A) General
				information about the Production;
(B) Contact information;
(C) Preliminary Production milestone
				dates;
(D) A copy of the
				screenplay;
(E) The Production
				Budget top sheet and estimated headcount;
(F) Various acknowledgements of Program and
				OFMO requirements and agreements to abide by them.
(3) Applicants may track the status of their
				Eligibility Application on the OFMO website.
(4) Application does not guarantee
				acceptance. OFMO considers each Eligibility Application individually based upon
				many factors, including compliance with these Rules, the benefits of the
				project to Oklahoma (such as jobs, tourism, branding, image and follow-on
				work), funds available, anticipated future Program needs and other projects
				applying for a Rebate.
(5) If the
				Eligibility Application is approved, the Production Company will be
				Pre-Qualified and OFMO will work with the Production to establish a Rebate
				Schedule.
(6) At the time of
				Pre-Qualification, Productions are assigned to a Fiscal Earmark Year based upon
				the start of Principal Photography.
(7) Pre-Qualification does not guarantee
				ultimate approval of a Rebate Claim. The Production Company must meet the
				requirements of the Rebate Schedule and their Final Application must be
				approved in order for the Rebate Claim to be approved.
(8) If the Eligibility Application is denied,
				OFMO will provide the applicant with the reason(s) it was denied.
(9) Only one Eligibility Application per
				fiscal year per Production will be accepted.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 3 - Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate Program › Section 150:150-3-4 - Qualifying Oklahoma Expenditures

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(a) Salary Costs
				for Oklahoma-Based Crew;
(b) Salary
				Costs for Oklahoma Expatriate Crew (as described in Section
				725:35-1-5)
				;
(c) Payments to Oklahoma Loan-Out
				Companies for Oklahoma-Based Crew;
(d) Payments to Oklahoma Loan-Out Companies
				for Crew that is not Oklahoma-Based, subject to the Loan-Out
				Limitation;
(e) Subject to the
				twenty-five percent limitation, the sum of:
(1) payments to Oklahoma-Based ATL;
(2) payments to Oklahoma Loan-Out Companies
				for ATL; and
(3) payments to an
				Oklahoma-Based entity for using the Film's underlying creative work (e.g.,
				screenplay or novel).
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 150 - The Oklahoma Film and Music Office › Subchapter 3 - Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate Program › Section 150:150-3-5 - Oklahoma Expatriate Crew Program

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(a) OFMO will
				maintain a roster of Oklahoma Expatriate Crew and make such roster available to
				a Production Company upon request.
(b) The Expatriate roster will consist of
				Oklahoma Expatriates who:
(1) Have registered
				as an Oklahoma Expatriate with OFMO;
(2) Have completed a Declaration of
				Expatriate Status satisfactory to OFMO;
(3) At the request of OFMO, agree to be
				accompanied by an intern provided by an Oklahoma educational institution for a
				period of time acceptable to OFMO during the Production.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 155 - Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative › Section 150:155-1-1 - Purpose and authority

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(a) These rules
			 implement the Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative as set forth in Section
			 85.45j.11 of Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
(b) The Oklahoma Department of Commerce has
			 the authority to qualify and certify diverse business enterprises for the
			 State.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 155 - Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative › Section 150:155-1-2 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall
				have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
"African American"
means a US Citizen or lawful
				resident who has origins in any of the African racial groups of Africa.
"Asian American"
means a US Citizen or lawful
				resident whose heritage is from Asia or the Indian subcontinent including, but
				not limited to Japan, China, Taiwan, Korea, Burma, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia,
				Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Brunei, Samoa, Guam, The U.S.
				Trust Territories of the Pacific Islands, The Commonwealth of the Northern
				Mariana Islands, Macao, Fiji, Tonga, Kirbati, Juvalu, Nauru, Federated States
				of Micronesia, Hong Kong, India, Pakistan or Bangladesh.
"Controlled"
means having a sufficient amount of
				voting shares of a company to make all business decisions.
"Department"
means the Oklahoma Department of
				Commerce
"Hispanic American"
means a US Citizen or lawful
				resident of Spanish Heritage from any of the following countries or regions:
				Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Central or South America.
"Military veteran"
means a US Citizen or lawful
				resident who has either served in the active military, naval or air service and
				who has been discharged in a manner other than dishonorably or a US Citizen or
				lawful resident who served in the National Guard and has been deployed on
				federal active-duty orders for at least 180 days and who has been discharged in
				a manner other than dishonorably.
"Native American"
means a US Citizen or lawful
				resident who has a blood degree from and is recognized as an enrolled citizen
				of a federally recognized tribe and/or who has a Certificate of Degree of
				Indian Blood (CDIB) issued by the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs.
"Oklahoma owned"
means that at least fifty one
				percent (51%) of the ownership group maintains a primary residence in the State
				of Oklahoma and have filed personal state income tax returns for the previous
				two years.
"Racial minority"
means a citizen of the United
				States or other lawful resident who is African American, Hispanic American, or
				Asian American.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 155 - Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative › Section 150:155-1-3 - Eligible entities

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To be certified by the Department as a Diverse Business
				Enterprise, a business will meet all of the following criteria:
(1) Have less than Five Hundred (500) total
			 employees.
(2) Have an annual
			 revenue equal to or less than Twenty-Five Million Dollars
			 ($25,000,000).
(3) Be Oklahoma
			 Owned and Operated.
(4) Be
			 registered to do business with the Oklahoma Secretary of State, if
			 applicable.
(5) Not be a publicly
			 traded company.
(6) Meet one or
			 more of the following criteria:
(A) Certified
			 by the United States Small Business Administration as one or more of the
			 following types of entities:
(i) Woman-Owned
			 Small Business
(ii)
			 Minority-Business Enterprise
(iii)
			 Small Disadvantaged Business
(iv)
			 Service-disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
(v) HUBZone Small Business Concern
(vi) 8(a) Business Development Program
			 member.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 155 - Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative › Section 150:155-1-4 - Applications; contents

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(a) Any business
			 seeking certification as a Diverse Business Enterprise may submit an
			 application to the Department on forms or otherwise in a format furnished by
			 the Department.
(b) The application
			 may request the following information:
(1) A
			 complete business history of the enterprise. This may include, as applicable,
			 copies of organizational documents such as the minutes of the first
			 organizational meeting, partnership agreements, articles of incorporation,
			 stock certificates and corporate bylaws or business statement of sole
			 proprietor.
(2) A listing of all
			 principals and the percentages of ownerships and resumes of all principals, key
			 managers and key personnel.
(3)
			 Current financial statements of the business, latest business income tax
			 returns, proof of investment by principals, bank resolution on all company
			 accounts, loan agreements, lease/rental agreements and other information as may
			 be necessary to verify control or ownership.
(4) Any additional information reasonably
			 necessary for the Department to determine whether the business qualifies for
			 certification under the rules of this chapter.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 155 - Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative › Section 150:155-1-5 - Length of certification; renewal and revocation

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(a) The Department will certify a business
			 which meets the eligibility criteria of this chapter as a Diverse Business
			 Enterprise. This certification will remain in place for up to five (5) years
			 unless any one or more of the following conditions occur:
(1) There is a change in ownership or daily
			 management to persons other than those upon whom certification was
			 based.
(2) The business has a
			 change in yearly revenues or number of employees that exceeds the size
			 limitations for Eligible Entities.
(3) The business ceases to exist as an
			 independent operation.
(4) There is
			 a change which, had it occurred before certification, would have prevented the
			 business from being certified by the Department.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 155 - Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative › Section 150:155-1-6 - Administrative hearings

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(a) Any applicant
			 who believes that it has been wrongfully denied certification by the Department
			 may request an administrative hearing pursuant to the provisions regarding
			 Individual Proceedings found in
			 150:1-11-1 et.
			 seq. of the Department's General Rules of Practice and Procedures.
(b) Any business that loses certification
			 through revocation who timely mails or delivers a notice of objection to the
			 Department as set forth within these rules will be presented an opportunity for
			 hearing pursuant to
			 150:1-15-1 et.
			 seq. of the Department's General Rules of Practice and Procedures.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 155 - Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative › Section 150:155-1-7 - Additional information; on-site inspections

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(a) The Department may request additional
			 information from program applicants or participants as deemed reasonably
			 necessary by the Department at any time. Failure to provide such information
			 may be grounds for denial of certification or revocation of
			 certification.
(b) The Department
			 may conduct on-site evaluations as deemed necessary by the
			 Department.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 155 - Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative › Section 150:155-1-8 - List of certified entities

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The Department will compile a list of all entities certified
				through the Diversity Initiative and will provide this list to the Central
				Purchasing Division of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services, or any
				successor entity, within a reasonable time.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 160 - Invest in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:160-1-2 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter have
				the following meaning, unless context clearly indicates otherwise:
"Department"
means the Oklahoma Department of
				Commerce.
"Firm"
means the legal entity charged with
				management of the private equity fund, venture capital fund, or growth fund.
"Fund"
means a private equity fund, venture
				capital fund or growth fund.
"Oklahoma based"
means that the Fund or other
				business entity maintains their principal physical place of business in the
				State of Oklahoma.
"Principal"
means any person employed by the Fund
				responsible for making decisions about investments for the Firm, regardless of
				their job title.
"Principal place of business"
means the place
				where a company's officers direct, control and coordinate the business's
				activities.
"Program"
means the Invest in Oklahoma Program.
"Public entity"
means a public entity listed in
				section 2402 of Title 62 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
"Substantial investments in this state"
means that
				the Fund has invested at least One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) in Oklahoma
				based businesses over the three (3) years prior to application and is committed
				to invest at least ten percent (10%) of any funds received by one of the Public
				Entities in an Oklahoma Based business.
"Venture capital fund"
means as defined in
				paragraph (a) of section 275.203(I) of Title 17 of the Code of Federal
				Regulations.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 160 - Invest in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:160-1-3 - Qualifying firms

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(a) To qualify to
			 participate in the Program, a Firm must meet all of the following criteria at
			 the time the application is received by the Department:
(1) An internal rate of return, including
			 realized and unrealized gains, for the Firm's portfolio over the last since
			 inception which is the greater of either:
(A)
			 One-third (1/3) of the annual rate of return for venture capital firms as
			 reported by Pitchbook Data, Inc., or
(B) Five percent (5%).
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 160 - Invest in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:160-1-4 - Application, renewal, and removal from program

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(a) A Firm who wishes to participate in the
			 Program will apply to the Department for participation using a form created by
			 the Department.
(b) The application
			 will mandate that the Firm provide all of the following information:
(1) Documentation concerning the rate of
			 return for the Firm's portfolio from at least the most recent full calendar
			 year to the time of application.
(2) Documentation establishing the Firm's
			 years of operation.
(3)
			 Documentation establishing the amount of assets under management by the Firm
			 from at least the most recent full calendar year to the time of
			 application.
(4) Documentation
			 concerning the differentiation and sustainability of investment
			 strategy.
(5) Documentation
			 establishing that a Firm who is Oklahoma-based meets the definition of an
			 Oklahoma-based Firm.
(6)
			 Documentation of the Firm's fee structure.
(7) Documentation establishing the experience
			 of Principals associated with the Firm.
(8) Other documentation requested by the
			 Department.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 160 - Invest in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:160-1-5 - Participating public entities

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(a) Public
			 Entities who are considering investing under the act should not rely, either
			 solely or in part, on the fact that a Firm has been approved for participation
			 in making investment decisions.
(b)
			 Because the needs of each Public Entity may be different, each Public Entity
			 should do their own due diligence before investing in a participating
			 Firm.
(c) By allowing a Firm to
			 participate, the Department does not make any representation as to the
			 performance or viability of any Fund or Firm. Public entities who choose to
			 participate do so at their own risk after performing their own due diligence
			 and make decisions in accord with their fiduciary duties to their
			 clients.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 160 - Invest in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:160-1-6 - Sharing of information

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The Department of Commerce will maintain a list of Firms who
				have been approved for participation in the Program. This list, along with a
				brief description of the Fund and contact information for the Firm may be
				shared with Public Entities upon request, and/or shared publicly on the website
				of the Department of Commerce.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 160 - Invest in Oklahoma Act › Section 150:160-1-7 - Requests for additional information

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The Department may request additional information from a Firm
				as deemed reasonably necessary by the Department at any time. Failure to
				provide such information within a time period set forth by the Department will
				be grounds for immediate suspension from the Program.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 165 - Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Tax Credit Program › Section 150:165-1-1 - Necessity, function, and conformity

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68 O.S. § 2394 requires that the Director shall establish
				standards for the making of applications for inducements to eligible companies
				and their tourism attraction projects production and development facility
				project by the promulgation of rules in accordance with the Administrative
				Procedures Act.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 165 - Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Tax Credit Program › Section 150:165-1-3 - Standards for preliminary approval

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When a written application is submitted to the Director for
				consideration of preliminary approval of the eligible company and its tourism
				attraction project, the Director shall base approval of the request upon the
				information in the application, recommendations from staff and advisory review
				committees, any written or oral communications with the eligible company, and
				all requirements as set forth in paragraph B of 68 O.S. §2394.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 165 - Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Tax Credit Program › Section 150:165-1-4 - Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Program Application

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(a) An eligible
			 company wishing to participate in the Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Program
			 shall file an application with the Director as prescribed by the Department
			 either through digital upload or through a digital file delivered on a thumb
			 drive to the Office of the Department located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. If
			 the application does not contain all information and materials identified
			 below, Director may request supplemental information. Failure by an eligible
			 company to supply requested supplemental information within sixty (60) days of
			 request, shall result in denial of the application. If the application is
			 denied under this Part, then the Eligible Company may not submit another
			 application under the Act within one (1) year following the denial.
(b) The following information and materials
			 shall be submitted as a part of the application:
(1) The following information pertaining to
			 the Eligible Company:
(A) Name;
(B) Address;
(C) Phone;
(D) Email;
(E) Contact Person;
(F) Federal Employer Tax Identification
			 Number;
(G) Form of
			 organization;
(H) Previous
			 participation of eligible company in all Oklahoma tax incentive
			 programs;
(I) Ownership and
			 business structure;
(J) Bankruptcy
			 history; and
(K) Governmental
			 denial, suspension, or revocation of licenses;
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 165 - Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Tax Credit Program › Section 150:165-1-5 - Final Approval

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The Director shall provide his/her final approval required by
				the Act based upon:
(1) The eligible
			 company's satisfaction of statutory requirements of the Act;
(2) The findings of the consultant's report
			 required by the Act; and
(3) The
			 application submitted to the Director under Section 11 of this administrative
			 regulation, and written and oral communications with the eligible
			 company.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 165 - Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Tax Credit Program › Section 150:165-1-6 - Application Form

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(a) The Oklahoma
			 Department of Commerce shall make an application form in accordance with the
			 Act and Administrative Rules contained in Subchapter 33.
(b) A copy of the form of application may be
			 inspected, copied or obtained at the Oklahoma Department of Commerce during
			 regular business hours and may be made available at the Oklahoma Department of
			 Commerce website.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 165 - Oklahoma Tourism Development Act Tax Credit Program › Section 150:165-1-7 - Appeals

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An applicant may appeal the denial of final approval by the
				Executive Director's designee to the Executive Director. The decision by the
				Executive Director shall be a Final Agency Decision, which the applicant may
				further appeal pursuant to provisions of 75 O.S., Section 309 et
				seq..
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 170 - Oklahoma Strategic Industrial Development Enhancement Tax Credit › Section 150:170-1-2 - Definitions

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In addition to those terms defined elsewhere in this chapter,
				and the terms defined in 68 O.S. § 2357.105, the following words and terms
				when used in this subchapter shall have the following meaning unless the
				context clearly indicates otherwise.
"Economic development organization"
means an
				organization acting to promote economic development and can act as a project
				sponsor. These include but are not limited to, Chambers of Commerce, Regional
				Economic Development entities, and Main Street organizations. All economic
				development organizations must be organized under Section 501(c)(3) of the
				Internal Revenue Code, 26 U.S.C..
"Economic development zone"
means any zone,
				including Enterprise Zones, state and federal Opportunity Zones, identified for
				economic development.
"Eligible entity"
means an incorporated business
				entity that is located in the state with a qualifying project in a qualifying
				project location that receives an allocation of tax credits for qualified
				economic development and qualified initial infrastructure expenditures. The
				business entity must be incorporated in any state but must be located in the
				state to satisfy this definition.
"Qualified industrial park"
means an industrial
				park in counties with less than 100,000 people which is owned, managed, or
				operated by cities, independent entities, or economic development authorities.
				A city or economic development authority that owns, manages, or operates the
				industrial park may also apply on behalf of the industrial park as the project
				sponsor.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 170 - Oklahoma Strategic Industrial Development Enhancement Tax Credit › Section 150:170-1-3 - Application process

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) For the purpose
			 of evaluating the applications, the Department will require all entities
			 interested in the Oklahoma Strategic Industrial Development Enhancement Tax
			 Credit to submit an application in a form prescribed by departmental guidelines
			 as provided in the application packet. All applications will be required to
			 contain sufficient information to permit the Department to comprehensively
			 review the project proposal.
(1) The
			 Department will make available upon request application forms and application
			 guidelines.
(2) The forms and
			 guidelines will provide threshold criteria information that will assist
			 applicants in their application preparation.
(3) The guidelines and forms set forth shall
			 apply to all applications and awards made in the program year corresponding
			 with the application and application guidelines packet.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 175 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Subchapter 1 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Section 150:175-1-1 - Purpose

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The PREP Infrastructure Projects Program ("PREP" or "the
				  program") is designed to provide rules and program information for the
				  Progressing Rural Economic Prosperity Fund created in Enrolled House Bill No.
				  4456 of the 2nd Session of the 58th Oklahoma Legislature, the sum of
				  Twenty-nine Million Nine Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($29,950,000.00) or so
				  much thereof as may be necessary to fund facility upgrades, including electric,
				  water, natural gas, sewer, fiber, site access and land remediation at
				  industrial parks, airparks, and ports in counties not receiving funding from
				  the Pandemic Relief Primary Source Revolving Fund or Pandemic Relief Secondary
				  Source Revolving Fund, both created by Enrolled House Bill No. 1021 of the 2nd
				  Extraordinary Session of the 58th Oklahoma Legislature, provided that the
				  Department distributes such funds evenly amongst the congressional districts of
				  the state so as to provide statewide economic impact.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 175 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Subchapter 1 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Section 150:175-1-2 - Definitions

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The following words and terms, when used in this Subchapter
				  have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Applicant(s)"
means communities or
				  organizations responsible for applying for PREP funds on sites designated by
				  the State Legislature.
"Department"
means the Oklahoma Department of
				  Commerce.
"Project(s)"
means economic development
				  infrastructure that support sites or surrounding communities identified by
				  State Legislature.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 175 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Subchapter 1 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Section 150:175-1-3 - Eligibility requirements

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a)
				Eligible projects:
(1) Projects are economic
				development infrastructure design, development, and construction that supports
				sites or surrounding communities in the creation of nationally marketable
				industrial sites. The PREP applicant must:
(A) Be located in Oklahoma;
(B) Agreeing to enter into a written
				agreement with the Department;
(C)
				Be in compliance with applicable Oklahoma and federal tax laws; and
(D) If applicant is awarded PREP funds,
				register as a state supplier via the Oklahoma Management and Enterprise
				Services (OMES). This step is not required until the applicant has been given a
				tentative award notification from the Department.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 175 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Subchapter 1 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Section 150:175-1-4 - The award

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) Amount of award:
(1) The Department shall distribute such
				funds evenly amongst the congressional districts of the state so as to provide
				statewide economic impact.
(2) The
				Department may distribute larger awards to larger Projects to complete
				infrastructure projects to complete certain sites as the Department deems
				appropriate.
(3) The Department is
				allowed to keep two (2) percent from each project awarded for administrative
				cost.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 175 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Subchapter 1 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Section 150:175-1-5 - Use of funds and reporting requirements

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) Permissible uses of funds:
(1) Awards received through this program are
				intended to install industrial infrastructure into sites designated by the
				Legislature.
(2) Projects using
				PREP funds must create economic development infrastructure that support sites
				or surrounding communities.
(3)
				Funds impermissibly used shall be repaid by the applicant to the State within
				thirty (30) days of a written request for repayment transmitted to the
				applicant by the State.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 150 - Oklahoma Department of Commerce › Chapter 175 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Subchapter 1 - PREP Infastructure Projects Program › Section 150:175-1-6 - The application; submittal of application documents

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) Transmittal of documents and receipt:
				Applicants shall review all requirements in the authorizing legislation related
				to PREP as well as the requirements listed in this document before applying for
				funds. Applicants must be able to submit documents via the required online
				portal and must be able to utilize the required login procedures as prescribed
				by the OKGrants online grant management system or any system utilized by the
				Department.
(b) Required Documents
				to be submitted by the applicant Nonprofit to the OKGrants online portal or any
				system utilized by the Department.
(1)
				Applicants shall submit an application packet consisting of the following
				documents and attestations in the OKGrants online portal or any system utilized
				by the Department:
(2) Scope of
				work including details of the project as well as the timeline for completion;
(3) Budget for the project
				including Construction, Professional, and Non-Construction costs;
(4) Maps of the project include overview of
				site, dimension and locations of improvements, and locations of utilities,
				water areas, and existing infrastructure. Mapping must include a site outline
				with indication of Contiguous Developable Area;
(5) An assessment of the economic performance
				created by the investment of infrastructure funding;
(6) Attestation that the applicant is in
				compliance with both federal and Oklahoma tax laws;
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 1 - Purpose and Organization › Section 152:1-1-1 - Purpose

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) The rules of this Chapter are adopted to simplify procedure, avoid unnecessary delays, save expenses, and facilitate the administration of the Community Hospital Authority (63 O.S. §§
									3240.1
et seq
). These rules also implement and are cumulative to the Administrative Procedures Act, 75 O.S. 1991, Section 250 et seq., as amended ("APA").
(b) This chapter shall be given a fair and impartial construction.
(c) Citations herein to laws and rules shall include laws and rules amendatory thereto.
Added at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency)1; Added at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03
1This emergency action expired before being superseded by a permanent action. Upon expiration of an emergency action enacting a new Section, the Section is no longer effective. Therefore, on 7-15-03 (after the 7-14-03 expiration of the emergency action), Section 152:1-1-1 was no longer effective, and remained as such until added by permanent action on 8-25-03.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 1 - Purpose and Organization › Section 152:1-1-2 - Definitions [RESERVED]

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Reserved at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency); Reserved at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 1 - Purpose and Organization › Section 152:1-1-3 - RESERVED

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
Reserved at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency); Reserved at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 1 - Purpose and Organization › Section 152:1-1-4 - Commission officers

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) The Authority shall elect from its membership a Chairman and a Vice-Chairman.
(b) Officers of the Authority shall be elected annually for a one-year term. In the event an officer's position becomes vacant, a replacement shall be elected to complete the unexpired term at the following meeting of the Authority.
(c) The Chairman shall preside over all Authority meetings and rule on all questions of procedure and order. He shall have the power, in the exercise of his discretion, to call special meetings of the Authority, and shall call a special meeting when requested by four members, in writing, to do so. The Chairman shall determine the agenda of each meeting.
(d) The Vice-Chairman shall assume the duties of the Chairman during the Chairman's absence or incapacity.
(e) The Executive Director shall be responsible for insuring the keeping of the minutes of Authority meetings, and have such other duties as the Authority may, from time to time, designate.
Added at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency)1; Added at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03; Amended at 23 Ok Reg 3210, eff 9-11-06
1This emergency action expired before being superseded by a permanent action. Upon expiration of an emergency action enacting a new Section, the Section is no longer effective. Therefore, on 7-15-03 (after the 7-14-03 expiration of the emergency action), Section 152:1-1-4 was no longer effective, and remained as such until added by permanent action on 8-25-03.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 1 - Purpose and Organization › Section 152:1-1-5 - Authority powers and duties

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The Authority shall exercise all powers expressly or impliedly granted to it by statute.
Added at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency)1; Added at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03
1This emergency action expired before being superseded by a permanent action. Upon expiration of an emergency action enacting a new Section, the Section is no longer effective. Therefore, on 7-15-03 (after the 7-14-03 expiration of the emergency action), Section 152:1-1-5 was no longer effective, and remained as such until added by permanent action on 8-25-03.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 1 - Purpose and Organization › Section 152:1-1-6 - Severability

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The provisions of this Chapter are severable and the repeal, amendment, or invalidity of any provision hereof shall not serve to repeal or invalidate the remaining provisions of these rules.
Added at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency)1; Added at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03
1This emergency action expired before being superseded by a permanent action. Upon expiration of an emergency action enacting a new Section, the Section is no longer effective. Therefore, on 7-15-03 (after the 7-14-03 expiration of the emergency action), Section 152:1-1-6 was no longer effective, and remained as such until added by permanent action on 8-25-03.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 3 - Meetings › Section 152:1-3-1 - Meetings

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The Authority shall hold such meetings, as it deems necessary, with regular meetings at such times and places to be determined annually by the Authority. Special meetings may be called by the Chairman at his discretion, and shall be called when three (3) members of the Authority request of the Chairman, in writing, that such a meeting be called.
Added at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency)1; Added at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03; Amended at 23 Ok Reg 3210, eff 9-11-06
1This emergency action expired before being superseded by a permanent action. Upon expiration of an emergency action enacting a new Section, the Section is no longer effective. Therefore, on 7-15-03 (after the 7-14-03 expiration of the emergency action), Section 152:1-1-4 was no longer effective, and remained as such until added by permanent action on 8-25-03.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 3 - Meetings › Section 152:1-3-2 - Location

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
The Authority may convene at any location within the state of Oklahoma as the Authority may specify; provided, that unless otherwise specified, meetings shall be conducted at a room provided for that purpose at the St. John's Medical Center offices at 1924 South Utica, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Added at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency)1; Added at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03
1This emergency action expired before being superseded by a permanent action. Upon expiration of an emergency action enacting a new Section, the Section is no longer effective. Therefore, on 7-15-03 (after the 7-14-03 expiration of the emergency action), Section 152:1-3-2 was no longer effective, and remained as such until added by permanent action on 8-25-03.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 3 - Meetings › Section 152:1-3-3 - Opening Meeting Act

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
All meetings of the Authority shall be conducted in compliance with the applicable provisions of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act, 25 O.S. 1991, §301 et seq., and laws amendatory thereto.
Added at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency)1; Added at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03
1This emergency action expired before being superseded by a permanent action. Upon expiration of an emergency action enacting a new Section, the Section is no longer effective. Therefore, on 7-15-03 (after the 7-14-03 expiration of the emergency action), Section 152:1-3-3 was no longer effective, and remained as such until added by permanent action on 8-25-03.
Oklahoma Administrative Code › Title 152 - Community Hospitals Authority › Chapter 1 - General Agency Rules › Subchapter 3 - Meetings › Section 152:1-3-4 - Agenda

Current through Vol. 41, No. 20, July 1, 2024
(a) The agenda of the Authority's meetings shall be determined by the Chairman, and a copy thereof sent to each member before the meeting.
(b) The agenda of the Authority's special meetings shall be determined by the Chairman, and copies thereof shall be sent to each member prior to the meeting. Only those items appearing on the agenda of such special meetings shall be considered by the Authority.
Added at 20 Ok Reg 466, eff 12-17-02 through 7-14-03 (emergency)1; Added at 20 Ok Reg 2813, eff 8-25-03
1This emergency action expired before being superseded by a permanent action. Upon expiration of an emergency action enacting a new Section, the Section is no longer effective. Therefore, on 7-15-03 (after the 7-14-03 expiration of the emergency action), Section 152:1-3-4 was no longer effective, and remained as such until added by permanent action on 8-25-03.