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Council committee advances Crutchfield tax‑increment project plan to public hearing
Summary
City staff and a developer representative presented the Crutchfield neighborhood TIF project plan July 23 and scheduled public hearings; no final adoption occurred at the committee meeting.
The City of Tulsa’s Urban Economic Development Committee reviewed the Crutchfield neighborhood economic development project plan July 23 and was told public hearings are scheduled for July 30 and Aug. 27.
Mike Dickerson of Parker Tulsa, speaking on behalf of Aaron Bursley, summarized the plan as the result of roughly 10 years of neighborhood work. He said the TIF project plan proposes six increment districts and that materials, findings and the project plan are available on the city’s website at cityoftulsa.org/dif and on partner sites. Dickerson said the development team has engaged neighborhood residents and developers and that several projects are scoped in the district budget. He asked councilors to advance the tool for the Crutchfield neighborhood.
Councilors did not take a final vote on adoption at the committee meeting; staff said the next step is a public hearing first scheduled July 30. A staff speaker noted a prior typographical error in the budget language was fixed after review committee attention.
No formal motions or votes on adoption were recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.
