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Committee reviews ordinance raising assessments in Tulsa Stadium Improvement District No. 1; public hearing set June 4
Summary
Council staff briefed the Urban and Economic Development Committee on an ordinance to increase parcel assessments in Tulsa Stadium Improvement District No. 1, noting notice and hearings timelines and a July 1 proposed billing; property owners may file written objections with the city clerk ahead of the June 4 hearing.
The committee was briefed on an ordinance that would approve an increased assessment of parcels in Tulsa Stadium Improvement District No. 1 and apply an emergency clause to the ordinance.
City finance staff said the council adopted a resolution on April 30 directing the filing of an assessment roll and notice of public hearing; the mayor approved the resolution on May 7 and notices have been published. Property owners received mailed copies of the resolution and a notice that the public hearing is scheduled for June 4 at 5 p.m. Staff added that property owners will receive a proposed assessment on their July 1 billing and that property owners who object to the amount may submit a written objection to the city clerk prior to the hearing.
The assessment will represent the seventeenth year of charges in a 30‑year district established in 2008 with the first assessments beginning in 2009. Staff said challenges to assessments are typically limited to computation disputes and that objections are uncommon; most disputes are resolved before the public hearing.
Ending
No formal vote was recorded in committee. Staff said property owners will have the opportunity to file written objections and to speak at the June 4 public hearing; the council will act after the hearing as required by city process.
