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Board of Public Works and Safety approves two curb cuts, 41 wastewater adjustments and Fourth of July parade permit
Summary
At its June 15 meeting the Board of Public Works and Safety approved 41 wastewater adjustments, authorized curb cuts at 1147 11th Street and 733 Main Street, and granted a parade permit to Tulsa City Strong for the July 4 celebration; motions carried by voice vote.
The Board of Public Works and Safety voted June 15 to approve a set of routine and project-specific actions, including 41 wastewater billing adjustments, two curb cuts and a permit for a Fourth of July parade.
The board approved the wastewater adjustments after a motion to adopt the list for the month. The mayor called for verbal aye votes and the motion carried; the packet indicated 41 adjustments, about 30 of which staff said related to pools.
On new business the board approved a curb cut at 1147 11th Street tied to a handicap ramp; Jared made the motion to approve and a board member seconded it. The board also approved a curb cut at 733 Main Street (an 8-inch strip for a downspout/drain across from city hall), an item that had been added to the agenda earlier that day; the motion to approve was recorded as made by Jeron.
The board granted a parade permit to Tulsa City Strong for a July 4 event tied to the nation’s 250th anniversary. Board members discussed parade logistics briefly — including police coverage and barricades — and approved the permit on a voice vote.
Other routine business approved at the meeting included adoption of the agenda (which incorporated the 733 Main Street curb-cut addition) and approval of minutes from the June 1 meeting. All motions were carried by voice vote during the meeting; specific vote tallies by member name were not recorded in the transcript.
The meeting adjourned after the final motions.
