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Master Plan Materials
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Master Plan Materials
Kirkpatrick Heights / Greenwood Master Plan
Adopted by Tulsa City Council in December 2022, the Master Plan establishes the long-term vision, guiding principles, and phased implementation framework for publicly owned land in the project area.- Final Master Plan document
- Illustrative concept plans
- Implementation framework and phasing
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Community Engagement Archive
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The planning process included a wide range of engagement opportunities designed to gather community input and perspectives.
Archived materials may include:
- Public open house materials and boards
- Presentation slides and summaries
- Online engagement content
- Meeting summaries
- Surveys and survey summaries
These materials reflect the input received during earlier phases of planning and helped shape the Master Plan’s recommendations.
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Advisory and Stakeholder Involvement
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Leadership Committee
This 11-member body was formed by Mayor G.T. Bynum, and oversaw the development of the Kirkpatrick Heights-Greenwood Master Plan. Members of the Leadership Committee included the below Tulsa leaders.
- Reuben Gant
- Vanessa Hall-Harper (District 1 City Councilor)
- Jack Henderson
- Brandon Jackson
- Dr. Delia Kimbrel
- Dwain Midget
- Ashley Philippsen
- Burlinda Radney
- Dr. Lana Turner Addison
- Joe Williams
- Dr. La Verne Ford Wimberly
Working Group
Following Tulsa’s acceptance into the Opportunity Accelerator program, PartnerTulsa sought to expand the group of community leaders engaged in ongoing efforts and established a broader Working Group to support efforts to evaluate and co-design governance models for implementation of the Master Plan. This body included the original Leadership Committee, plus the following community members:
- Andy McMillan
- Ashley Phlippsen
- Bill White- Dunbar
- Brandon Jackson
- Brandon Oldham
- Burlinda Radney
- Chris Benge
- Daquet Wilson
- Delia Kimbrel
- Demauri Meyers
- Dr. Lana Turner Addison
- Dr. Laverne Ford Wimberly
- Greg Robinson
- Jack Henderson
- James Wagner
- Joe Williams
- Kandi Whitely -White
- Phil Armstrong
- Reuben Gant
- Rodrigo Rojas
- Vanessa Hall- Harper
- Ariel Humphrey
Listed working group members participated in at least two workshops.