Council reviews and accepts Kendall Whittier decorative fire-hydrant design for destination-district program
Kendall Whittier Main Street secured approvals from Water & Sewer, Fire, TMU/MA, and the Arts Commission for a decorative fire-hydrant design; the group will begin installation on about 40 hydrants along its corridor in the fall if council grants final approval. Transcript shows no contested objections.
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Kendall Whittier Main Street presented an application for the city’s decorative fire-hydrant program in officially designated destination districts. The application had already received approvals from the Water & Sewer Department, Tulsa Fire Department, the municipal authority (TMATC), and the Arts Commission.
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