Approves Rezoning at Route 66 Main Street office, Southwest Boulevard, passed
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission continued the contentious 'Project Anthem' rezoning (items 2 and 5) to April 1 over the objections of numerous citizen speakers who wanted the case heard today.
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Applicant (Lou Reynolds) requested first continuance to April 1 to prepare additional data and mapping in response to staff report concerns. Numerous citizen speakers opposed the continuance and wanted the case heard today. Project Anthem; adjacent property includes 78 acres owned by Ann Landreth Holdings to the west of phase two. Motion by Commissioner Bulmash, second by Commissioner Q. Continuance granted, noting first request.
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The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission continued the contentious 'Project Anthem' rezoning (items 2 and 5) to April 1 over the objections of numerous citizen speakers who wanted the case heard today.
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The city is reserving easement space along the E 41st/145th…
A planned roundabout at 31st and 193rd (county-maintained road) is…
Strong organized citizen opposition to 'Project Anthem' rezoning, with concerns…
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