Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-8223
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Greenwood Area Redevelopment Authority – Board of
Official statutory text
Trustees.
A. There is hereby created the Greenwood Area Redevelopment
Authority. The Authority shall be an instrumentality of the state.
B. The Authority is created in order to provide a method to
facilitate the redevelopment of the Greenwood Area.
C. In addition to other responsibilities imposed pursuant to
the Greenwood Area Redevelopment Authority Act, the mission of the
Authority shall be to assist in finding methods for other entities,
both in the private sector and public sector, to promote the
investment, reinvestment, development and revitalization of
qualified metropolitan areas.
D. The Authority shall be governed by a board of trustees which
shall consist of twenty (20) members to be appointed or who shall
serve on the board of trustees for the Authority as follows:
1. Two members to be appointed by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, one of whom shall be a legislator from the area of
the City of Tulsa;
2. Two members to be appointed by the President Pro Tempore of
the Oklahoma State Senate, one of whom shall be a legislator from
the area of the City of Tulsa;
3. Two members to be appointed by the Governor;
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4. Five members to be appointed by the mayor of the City of
Tulsa;
5. The executive director, or a designee, of the Tulsa
Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce;
6. The executive director, or a designee, of the Chamber of
Commerce serving the Greenwood Area;
7. The executive director, or a designee, of the Oklahoma
Department of Commerce;
8. The executive director, or a designee, of the Oklahoma
Bankers’ Association;
9. Two persons to be selected by the Oklahoma Municipal League
with the following qualifications:
a. a person with experience in the use of venture capital
or seed capital to promote investment or reinvestment
in metropolitan areas, and
b. a person with qualifications deemed suitable for the
purposes of the Authority as determined by the
Oklahoma Municipal League;
10. Two persons to be appointed by the board of county
commissioners of Tulsa County; and
11. The President of Oklahoma State University – Tulsa, or a
designee.
E. The Authority shall be authorized to conduct its meetings as
required in order to perform the duties imposed upon the Authority
pursuant to law. The Authority shall be subject to the provisions
of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
F. A simple majority of the members present shall be required
to approve any actions taken by the Authority.
G. No person appointed to or otherwise serving on the board of
trustees of the Authority shall be required to vacate any public
office otherwise subject to the requirements of Section 6 of Title
51 of the Oklahoma Statutes and for purposes of such requirements,
the position of trustee shall not be considered a public office.
A. There is hereby created the Greenwood Area Redevelopment
Authority. The Authority shall be an instrumentality of the state.
B. The Authority is created in order to provide a method to
facilitate the redevelopment of the Greenwood Area.
C. In addition to other responsibilities imposed pursuant to
the Greenwood Area Redevelopment Authority Act, the mission of the
Authority shall be to assist in finding methods for other entities,
both in the private sector and public sector, to promote the
investment, reinvestment, development and revitalization of
qualified metropolitan areas.
D. The Authority shall be governed by a board of trustees which
shall consist of twenty (20) members to be appointed or who shall
serve on the board of trustees for the Authority as follows:
1. Two members to be appointed by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, one of whom shall be a legislator from the area of
the City of Tulsa;
2. Two members to be appointed by the President Pro Tempore of
the Oklahoma State Senate, one of whom shall be a legislator from
the area of the City of Tulsa;
3. Two members to be appointed by the Governor;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 1228
4. Five members to be appointed by the mayor of the City of
Tulsa;
5. The executive director, or a designee, of the Tulsa
Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce;
6. The executive director, or a designee, of the Chamber of
Commerce serving the Greenwood Area;
7. The executive director, or a designee, of the Oklahoma
Department of Commerce;
8. The executive director, or a designee, of the Oklahoma
Bankers’ Association;
9. Two persons to be selected by the Oklahoma Municipal League
with the following qualifications:
a. a person with experience in the use of venture capital
or seed capital to promote investment or reinvestment
in metropolitan areas, and
b. a person with qualifications deemed suitable for the
purposes of the Authority as determined by the
Oklahoma Municipal League;
10. Two persons to be appointed by the board of county
commissioners of Tulsa County; and
11. The President of Oklahoma State University – Tulsa, or a
designee.
E. The Authority shall be authorized to conduct its meetings as
required in order to perform the duties imposed upon the Authority
pursuant to law. The Authority shall be subject to the provisions
of the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
F. A simple majority of the members present shall be required
to approve any actions taken by the Authority.
G. No person appointed to or otherwise serving on the board of
trustees of the Authority shall be required to vacate any public
office otherwise subject to the requirements of Section 6 of Title
51 of the Oklahoma Statutes and for purposes of such requirements,
the position of trustee shall not be considered a public office.
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