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Flat Rock Creek park plan in North Tulsa tied to Tulsa Housing Authority 36 North, proponents say
Summary
A proposed Flat Rock Creek project in North Tulsa, presented as a partnership with the Tulsa Housing Authority's 36 North, would add trails, nature connections and possibly a fishing pond; presenters said it has local support and would complement nearby housing redevelopment.
A planned amenity project along Flat Rock Creek in North Tulsa is being advanced as a partnership with the Tulsa Housing Authority’s 36 North program, presenters said. The proposal would add walking and biking trails, nature connections and — proponents said — the possibility of a fishing pond.
Presenters described the site as a potential community outdoor learning space near several schools and said they had held town-hall style meetings that generated “overwhelming support.” They said the project would complement returning housing in the area, including apartments owned by the Tulsa Housing Authority and “several hundred” new homes planned near the corridor.
Project backers characterized the site as a North Tulsa amenity that would increase recreational access for residents, students and visitors. They compared its scale informally to local landmarks and described it as intended to be a long-term neighborhood amenity; no construction schedule, total project budget or specific funding sources were provided during the presentation.
