Hundreds file a lawsuit filed against OTA, alleged Open Meeting Act violation
Nearly 200 Norman area residents have filed a lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority that accuses the agency of violating the state’s Open Meeting Act.
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Nearly 200 Norman area residents have filed a lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority that accuses the agency of violating the state’s Open Meeting Act.
Editor's note: the following history in this article was obtained from news reports from The Transcript and several metro area newspapers at the time. For brevity, these are cited as
Hundreds of Normanites and residents from cities surrounding Norman flooded into the fourth floor of the Oklahoma Capitol Rotunda Wednesday, armed with shouts of "go away, OTA" that echoed through
Hundreds of demonstrators filled the halls of the Oklahoma Capitol and shouted “Go away OTA” Wednesday in protest of plans for turnpike expansion in the Norman area.
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