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Economic development Goal 7— Ensure the region maintains an adequate supply of land to accommodate long-term demand for industrial development, in collaboration with privately funded economic development organizations. Policies to support this goal include: 7.1 Maintain a database of shovel-ready industrial sites with adequate infrastructure to rapidly respond to potential industrial development. 7.2 Capture Tulsa’s share of industrial development through aggressive marketing, application of Enterprise Zones and other economic development tools. This will support higher job-density in the City, and a more effcient development pattern that takes advantage of vacant sites within the City, and existing infrastructure. 7.3 Assemble industrial sites under public ownership where appropriate (through the Port and/ or redevelopment authority) so they can be prepared, marketed and disposed of to industries that meet city and regional goals such as targeted industries and/or quality jobs. Goal 8— Tulsa’s industrial development efforts focus on target clusters. Policies to support this goal include: 8.1. Offer tax credits, land assembly assistance, or other incentives for industrial development in target cluster industries that emerge locally or are attracted to the City with the potential to support existing businesses in target clusters. to assets and infrastructure, e.g., sites near the Tulsa International Airport to attract firms in the Aviation and Aerospace cluster, or distance to major freeways to attract firms in the Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics cluster. Goal 9— The City’s labor force has the education and skills to support industrial firms. Policies to support this goal include: 9.1 Work with local unions, guilds, labor organizations, and trade schools to encourage increased participation and membership from Tulsa’s young adults, and others entering the work force. Look for ways to expand apprenticeships and other educational opportunities for individuals from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. 9.2 Collaborate with labor organizations and higher education institutions to provide educational opportunities for older workers that need to adapt their skills to new careers. 9.3 The City should collaborate with schools, and higher education institutions to ensure curricula provide students with the education and skills to be successful in the work force. This should include skills to succeed in industrial sectors that are strong today, and/or expected to grow in the future. 8.2. Bolster the database of shovel-ready industrial sites, with information on site characteristics that would be desirable for target clusters. For example, describe connections and proximity ED 20 July 2010 Tulsa comprehensive plan – economic development
Parks, Tulsa Trails Comprehensive and Open Space Plan Parks, Trails and Open space introduction This chapter of Tulsa’s comprehensive Plan describes how Our Vision for Tulsa will bring “nature into the city” for current and future residents and visitors, through a robust and interconnected network of parks, trails and open space for the city of Tulsa. The goals and policies at the end of this chapter will guide the city in efforts to protect sensitive landscapes threatened by future development, and to best buffer and complement the relationships between the built and natural environments in regards to new construction, redevelopment, and land use changes. The goals and policies will also provide guidance for sound decisions related to open space, parks, and natural areas and support of natural systems within the city. chapter contents part i: The Value of Parks and Open space...............................................2 part ii: Public input ............................................................................................... 5 part iii: nature in the city .................................................................................. 9 part iv: Tulsa’s Green infrastructure............................................................ 14 part v: Tulsa Parks, Trails, and Open space Plans................................. 18 part vi: Priorities, Goals and Policies ......................................................... 21 July 2010 PA Parks, Trails and OPen sPace – Tulsa comprehensive plan 1
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