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Mayor's office move can't win for losing

Started by sgrizzle, April 26, 2008, 03:23:35 PM

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Aqxea

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Originally posted by PonderInc

Anybody remember how much it cost Williams to build OTC?  I want to say it was around $200 million.  So the city gets it for a fraction of the cost, and people are complaining that it's too nice?

I personally want visitors and executives who are considering doing business with Tulsa to be impressed.  The mayor's office should be nice. The executive offices are already there.  Let's use them, and call it what it is: a bargain.



I heard it was closer to $350 million and I worked for Williams at the time it was built.  I was a part of the relocation team that moved Communications into the One Tech Center.  

Currently, I work for the IT Dept. for the City of Tulsa and we moved from the Hartford Building @ 1st & Greenwood to the OTC, 6th Floor about a month ago.   I love this building, but many City employees are complaining about the lack of privacy.  Most of them had their own offices and are now stuck in 8'x6' cubicles.  The entire City staff at Center Office Building (7th & Houston) started their first day in OTC this Monday.  IT's been intersting to say the least, but I think everyone will adapt quickly.

www.onetechnologycenter.com

inteller

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Originally posted by citizen72

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Originally posted by inteller

its not just Henderson.  He was just the first to cry foul.  this move is wrong on so many counts.  it is one big ego trip for the mayor.


I need about 3600 sigs to start a recall effort....anyone want to join me?



RIGHT! Been saying the same thing to all that will listen.



if you have some other motivated individuals who would like to get together and discuss a strategy to do this let me know.

rwarn17588

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Originally posted by inteller

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Originally posted by citizen72

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Originally posted by inteller

its not just Henderson.  He was just the first to cry foul.  this move is wrong on so many counts.  it is one big ego trip for the mayor.


I need about 3600 sigs to start a recall effort....anyone want to join me?



RIGHT! Been saying the same thing to all that will listen.



if you have some other motivated individuals who would like to get together and discuss a strategy to do this let me know.



Save it. Chris Medlock was a much more unpopular politician in this town, and the recall vote wasn't close.

Last I checked, Kathy Taylor had an approval rate of close to 60 percent.

A recall effort would be just p*ssing in the wind.