Animal feeding operations; requiring owners and operators to provide proof of residency. Effective date.

SB 120 requires owners and operators of poultry feeding operations in Oklahoma to provide proof of Oklahoma residency for at least two years prior to applying for registration or licensure. This applies directly to individuals or entities operating poultry facilities seeking to comply with state registration rules. To verify residency, applicants must submit documents like an unexpired state driver's license, utility bills (excluding cell/internet), property deeds, or rental agreements. The bill also maintains existing requirements for Nutrient Management Plans, environmental history, and mandatory waste handling training (19 initial hours plus 2 hours every three years). These provisions aim to ensure operators have a sustained local connection to the state before receiving registration.