Good Things:
- Mayfest setting up
- Working bartlett square fountain
- Centennial green no longer parking lot
- Found a Tulsa Club application filled out in 1931
Bad Things:
- Tulsa Club heavily vandalized
- Boston renovations running a bit behind
- Centennial Green area in use by Boston crews
Boston is playing at the Centenial Green???? [;)]
I have "more than a feeling" you're wrong.
Does anyone know how the Mayo loft projects are going? The Mayo Hotel lofts' website (//%22http://www.mayolofts.com/%22) says "occupancy summer 2007." The Mayo building, which is now known as Mayo 420 (//%22http://www.mayo420.com/index.html%22) is supposed to be ready for tenants in early 2008.
I haven't noticed any activity at either site.
Haven't seen anything much going on there. Kanbar cancelled (or delayed) his 6th & main construction but at least the McFarlin remodel (phase 1) is done.
Since I don't get back home very often, I am confused. What is the "Centennial Green"?
The Centennial Green (don't have a picture link on me) is a 1/2 block parking from Main to Boston on the south side of 6th Street. It is the starting point for the forthcoming "Centennial Walk" which is a self-guided walking tour with placards and streetscaping around downtown. The Centennial Green park will highlight the history of Tulsa including several oil-related projects including a "geyser" fountain as well as an outdoor performance space and possible outdoor cafe.
Oh, and I found the link:
http://www.landlegacy.com/index.asp?page=news&issue=20070302
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Originally posted by perspicuity85
Does anyone know how the Mayo loft projects are going? The Mayo Hotel lofts' website (//%22http://www.mayolofts.com/%22) says "occupancy summer 2007." The Mayo building, which is now known as Mayo 420 (//%22http://www.mayo420.com/index.html%22) is supposed to be ready for tenants in early 2008.
No idea on the lofts. Unless I'm mistaken on the location, one of my daughter's attended a prom at the Mayo a month or so back. As well, a friend's daughter is having a wedding reception there in the near future. So I guess, the lower level is re-done and open for business.
It's open and looks great
Seems a lot of people have decided to continue to park in the Centennial green. I walked by there today and someone moved the cones. 1/2 of the park is full of cars; the other half is full of gravel. I wonder when the city will put no parking signs up so they can ticket the trespassers.