Municipalities, including Tulsa, use bond sales to advance fund projects all the time. But the stakes are high: underestimate what interest rate the city will pay on the bonds, for example, and the entire funding package can be put in jeopardy.
City leaders have been looking for years to develop the Evans-Fintube property, which covers approximately 23 acres along the 100 block of North Lansing Avenue.
The lawsuit alleges the David Stanley auto dealerships inflated customer incomes and vehicle values to provide more costly loans to customers with bad credit, and after the finance company found out it hid the information from customers.
The city’s proposed master lease agreement would not guarantee that park space will remain park space for the term of the lease but would put that decision in the hands of the River Parks Authority.
Having received more than 300 submissions, the group seeking to replace Tulsa’s city flag believes it will have the proposals narrowed down to a “top 3” soon.
City officials sound cautiously optimistic that the state will agree to build a 5-mile extension of the Gilcrease Expressway.
Kathy Taylor, 61, said the city of Tulsa will continue to pursue “new to market” retail establishments, but that the focus will be on creating an easy and reliable environment for local developers to do their work.
From the polls, to the courts, to everything in between, 2016 had something monumental happening almost every day. And we were there to document it all.
