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HB 1217
(Steidley/Weedn): Changes the amounts apportioned to motor
license agents for registering motor vehicles, boats and
motors and issuing special license plates. Under current
law, agents retain $2.25 for each vehicle registered and
each special license plate issued and $1.25 for each boat
and motor registered. These provisions will remain in effect
until January 1, 1998, at which time the amounts retained
change to the greater of $2.25 or 2.39% of the average
registration fee for vehicles and special license plates and
the greater of $1.25 or 6.22% of the average registration
fee for boats and motors.
HB 1314
(Lindley/Monson): Allows registration of vehicles with
Physically Disabled License Plates for a flat fee of $25 for
vehicles modified due to physical disabilities of a family
member of the vehicle owner within the second degree of
consanguinity. Under current law, only a vehicle modified
due to the physical disability of the owner is eligible for
the $25 registration fee.
HB 1687
(Hefner/Helton): Adds the following special license
plates:
- Desert Storm;
- Military Reserve
Unit;
- Knights of Columbus;
- Oklahoma Safe Kids
Association;
- Oklahoma City Bombing
Victims and Survivors;
- Civil Air Patrol;
- Quiet Birdmen;
- Ninety-Nines; and
- Jaycees.
In addition to these
provisions, the bill also raises the fee for United States
Olympic Committee Supporter license plates from $25 to $28,
with the additional $3 to be retained by the motor license
agent. Motor license agents will have the option of stocking
inventory of such plates and applications for such plates to
be personalized. Former military vehicles are exempt from
the Vehicle License and Registration Act and may be
registered for a flat fee of $20 if used only for public
functions. Registration marks, rather than license plates,
may be used to identify such vehicles.
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