This bill establishes new requirements for the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) before proposing any new turnpike or modifications to existing turnpikes. It mandates that the OTA provide notice to affected property owners and allow a 30-day comment period for public input. The OTA must also hold a hearing to consider oral arguments and data from interested parties. Additionally, the bill requires the OTA to assess the potential impacts of its proposals on various property owners, businesses, and consumer groups, and to provide a detailed notice that includes a summary of the turnpike, the legal authority for the proposal, and the expected effects on businesses.

Furthermore, the bill grants standing to affected persons or entities to file civil actions for violations of these requirements, allowing for declarative or injunctive relief. Successful plaintiffs may recover court costs and attorney fees, while the OTA can seek fees if it successfully defends against frivolous claims. The OTA is also tasked with promulgating rules to implement these provisions, and the act is set to take effect on November 1, 2025.