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BOCC approves interlocal agreements with Talala and Oologah for building code and floodplain services
Summary
Rogers County approved interlocal cooperative agreements with the Town of Talala for building code administration, permitting and inspection and with the Town of Oologah for building code/permitting/inspection and floodplain administration; motions were approved 3-0.
The Rogers County Board of County Commissioners approved two interlocal cooperative agreements on Aug. 10. The board approved entering into an agreement with the Town of Talala to provide building code administration, permitting and inspection services; the motion was made by Commissioner Hendrix and seconded by Commissioner DeLozier, and the board voted 3-0.
The board likewise approved an interlocal agreement with the Town of Oologah for building code administration, permitting and inspection services and a separate agreement for floodplain administration; motions carried on roll call with all commissioners recorded aye. The minutes list ADA Wagner as the agenda reference for these items. The agreements are recorded as authorizing county provision of building-code and floodplain services to the towns.
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