Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-8225

A. In addition to other responsibilities imposed upon it by

law, the Greenwood Area Redevelopment Authority shall develop a

long-term plan for the redevelopment of the Greenwood Area. The

Authority may engage the services of such advisors, consultants or

other persons or business entities as may be required in order to

formulate the plan.

B. The plan shall include:

1. An assessment of the existing conditions of the Greenwood

Area, including, but not limited to:

a. population,

b. per capita income,

c. employment or unemployment rates,

d. workforce characteristics,

e. assessed value,

f. existing land use regulations or restrictions,

g. available utilities such as water, electricity, solid

and other waste disposal and access to

telecommunication services, including but not limited

to conventional or fiber optic cable,

h. identification of persons or entities doing business

within the Greenwood Area,

i. identification of existing infrastructure such as

water, sewer, roads, and other public sector assets

which are material to business location, business

investment and business reinvestment decisions,

j. traffic volume and characteristics,

k. any existing economic development incentives

applicable to persons or entities within the Greenwood

Area, including but not limited to areas which qualify

as enterprise zones pursuant to Section 690.1 et seq.

of Title 62 of the Oklahoma Statutes and any existing

or proposed increment or incentive districts pursuant

to the Local Development Act, Section 850 et seq. of

Title 62 of the Oklahoma Statutes, and

l. such other demographic data or characteristics as the

Authority or its consultants or advisors consider to

be relevant to the mission and responsibilities

imposed upon the Authority pursuant to this section;

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2. Specific recommendations regarding the redevelopment and

reinvestment of capital within the Greenwood Area, including, but

not limited to recommendations regarding the uses of real property

most conducive to the redevelopment and reinvestment of the

Greenwood Area, whether for residential dwellings, wholesale or

retail business activity, commercial and industrial activity,

governmental uses, community assets such as parks and similar

development, and such other uses of the Greenwood Area real property

most conducive to a sustained and viable redevelopment and

reinvestment resulting in a productive use of the real property and

improvements located within the Greenwood Area;

3. An analysis of the efforts of other states or political

subdivisions with respect to the redevelopment and reinvestment of

areas with economic characteristics similar to the Greenwood Area

with recommendations to duplicate successful models or programs,

whether through the stimulation of private investment, the use of

government resources to stimulate private investment, community

development programs and other methods as deemed advisable by the

Authority;

4. A specific list of resources that might be utilized in the

redevelopment and reinvestment effort, including, but not limited

to:

a. federal grants or loans or programs offered through

any federal agency such as the United States

Department of Commerce and the United States

Department of Housing and Urban Development,

b. state programs available to individuals or business

entities, whether in the form of grants or loans or

other programs, which would have the effect of

stimulating redevelopment and reinvestment in the

Greenwood Area,

c. local programs available to individuals or business

entities which would have the effect of stimulating

redevelopment and reinvestment in the Greenwood Area,

and

d. any program or resource available through private not-

for-profit organizations that would be compatible with

the goals and objectives of the Authority with respect

to its duties for the development of the long-term
od Area,

c. local programs available to individuals or business

entities which would have the effect of stimulating

redevelopment and reinvestment in the Greenwood Area,

and

d. any program or resource available through private not-

for-profit organizations that would be compatible with

the goals and objectives of the Authority with respect

to its duties for the development of the long-term

plan and the identification of specific actions which

could be taken to stimulate redevelopment and

reinvestment in the Greenwood Area; and

5. A projected timetable with specific dates to achieve the

recommended development of the Greenwood Area including specific

actions to be taken by persons, business entities, financial service

providers, contractors, consultants, or other persons or entities in

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order to achieve the recommendations of the Authority within a

realistic period of time.

C. The long-term plan of the Authority shall be presented to

the mayor of the City of Tulsa, the Speaker of the Oklahoma House of

Representatives, the President Pro Tempore of the Oklahoma State

Senate and the Governor not later than September 1, 2003.