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- Dec 9, 2022
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Oklahoma Turnpike Authority puts $5 billion project on hold after court decision

102.3 KRMG By FOX23.com News Staff December 9, 2022

OKLAHOMA CITY — A multi-billion dollar project aimed at improving Oklahoma roads is currently on pause as the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority navigates its next steps. On Dec. 1, the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority received lost a decision in an Open Meetings Act lawsuit filed in Cleveland County District Court. The lawsuit was filed by a group of Norman residents opposed to the ACCESS Oklahoma program who were worried they may be forced out of their homes due to construction.

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