Kaiser Foundation: Gathering Place project not ‘out of control’
Frohlich assured the River Parks Authority board that the authority would not be liable should any legal action be taken related to the change in construction managers.
Councilors hear details of proposed river development moratorium
“What we have had in the last few months is a significant blow in public confidence in the city’s judgment as it relates to land use along the Arkansas River in that corridor,” said City Councilor G.T. Bynum.
A Frontier Q&A on proposed river development guidelines
Development standards that do not respect the river environment as a special place will create a place that looks exactly like development anywhere else in Tulsa, or even Broken Arrow and Owasso.
City councilors to vote on moratorium on river development
City Councilor Blake Ewing said Tuesday that the moratorium, if approved, would likely be in effect until the city’s zoning code update is in place late this year or early next year.
In split decision, Iron Gate move is rejected
In denying Iron Gate’s proposal to move its soup kitchen to the Pearl District, the Board of Adjustment cited a lack of parking and a perceived threat to property values.
Church at Midtown could be site of next big zoning debate
The Church of Midtown is a beautiful, well-manicured property that sits among other beautiful, well-manicured properties in the neighborhood.
Longtime friends, now business partners, look to shake up tradition-rich barbershop industry
At Chris Tyson Grooming, everyone knows everyone, it seems, and if you don’t, be ready to say hello. And then tell your story, because Thompson and Staten are going to ask for it.
Stuart Price calls Shock majority owner ‘morally delinquent’
Cameron’s attorneys also assert that Price twice failed to make required capital contributions totaling $145,000.
