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Work on the ACCESS Oklahoma highway infrastructure project is stalled. The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority announced yesterday that it has paused work on the five-billion-dollar, 15-year project. More than 200 property owners in Norman filed a lawsuit in May claiming the turnpike authority violated Oklahoma's Open Meeting Act, and a Cleveland County judge ruled on December 1st that the agency failed to inform the public about the project's intended routes on the meeting agendas from January and February of this year.