Tulsa Development Summary

**Spartan** · 06-26-2015, 01:23 AM

The guy who has ran Tulsa forever is one of its biggest problems. Bartlett would only be competitive in James Greiner's ward.

**Swake** · 06-26-2015, 08:01 AM

Originally Posted by Spartan

The guy who has ran Tulsa forever is one of its biggest problems. Bartlett would only be competitive in James Greiner's ward.

Dewey has been mayor for less than six years so forever is a large overstatement, but he does suck donkey balls.

**BG918** · 06-26-2015, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by Swake

Dewey has been mayor for less than six years so forever is a large overstatement, but he does suck donkey balls.

Tulsa, as evidenced by this thread, has a good amount of new and planned development especially in the urban core. And this is with an ineffective mayor and overall poor city leadership, low population growth, lack of a major state university and the depressed energy economy. Fix a couple or all of those and the city will boom. .

**Spartan** · 06-28-2015, 04:44 PM

Originally Posted by BG918

Tulsa, as evidenced by this thread, has a good amount of new and planned development especially in the urban core. And this is with an ineffective mayor and overall poor city leadership, low population growth, lack of a major state university and the depressed energy economy. Fix a couple or all of those and the city will boom. .

This is very well put. I'm just annoyed by these last few years, because if Tulsa could get its act together it will be exciting to watch.

Swake - six years is two terms. That's half as many terms as Cornett, who has been mayor foreverever.