Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-8222
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Official statutory text
As used in this act:
1. “Authority” means the Greenwood Area Redevelopment
Authority; and
2. "Greenwood Area" means those portions of the City of Tulsa
sustaining significant damage during the period of civil unrest
occurring during the months of May and June 1921, and further
identified as follows:
That area of the City of Tulsa bordered on the west by the Tulsa
County-Osage County line, on the south by Archer Street, on the east
by Lewis Avenue, and on the north the boundary extended beyond Pine
Street to approximately 56th Street.
1. “Authority” means the Greenwood Area Redevelopment
Authority; and
2. "Greenwood Area" means those portions of the City of Tulsa
sustaining significant damage during the period of civil unrest
occurring during the months of May and June 1921, and further
identified as follows:
That area of the City of Tulsa bordered on the west by the Tulsa
County-Osage County line, on the south by Archer Street, on the east
by Lewis Avenue, and on the north the boundary extended beyond Pine
Street to approximately 56th Street.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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