Boulder Beholder View Multimodal Street Redesign is a Winner
The recent street rehabilitation of Boulder Avenue in downtown is now complete. After enduring more than 12 months of noise, dust
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Expanded Driveway Zoning Amendment Threatens Midtown It’s a misguided effort on many levels
A disheartening zoning code amendment that allows much larger residential driveways, even in established midtown neighborhoods will be considered at a Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission Public Hearing at 1:30 PM on Wednesday, May 2nd in the 2nd Level Council Room, One Technology Center, 175 E. 2nd St.
MY PATH TO ENLIGHTENMENT planning not spiritual
In early 2009, about a week or so before I attended my first meeting as a newly appointed member of the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission; I met with Wayne Alberty, then Director of Land Development Services at INCOG to get my marching orders. The planning commission and Wayne in particular were getting a lot…
OUR TRANSPORTATION FUTURE – Part II We have plans, lot of transportation plans
Transportation strategies, changing gears for the 21st Century Expanding the range of transportation options in the Tulsa area will require a radically different approach to the traditional, auto oriented facility planning and design strategies of the past which primarily focus on auto capacity and relieving traffic congestion. A high level of harmonization must be established…