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 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 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.
I can’t excuse the team’s logo (which was ranked worst in the NBA on Tuesday) so let’s talk about just how weird that first season really was.
The Church of Midtown is a beautiful, well-manicured property that sits among other beautiful, well-manicured properties in the neighborhood.
September is starting off a little rough for our creative director. Maybe it’s that really naughty little rescue dog she adopted…
Ewing reminded the packed room that if Iron Gate had intended to keep the project under the radar, as some people have suggested, it could have simply rezoned the property to commercial.
That would include the 52-plus acres on the northeast corner of 61st Street and Highway 75 where Simon Properties’ Premium Outlet Mall was to have been built, River Parks Executive Director Matt Meyer told councilors.
