Notice of Public Meeting before the Tulsa Preservation Commission City of Tulsa, Oklahoma The Tulsa Preservation Commission (TPC) will hold a public meeting to consider proposed amendments to the Unified Design Guidelines for Non-Residential and Mixed-Use Structures regarding Historic Preservation (HP) Permit requirements and guidelines for work within City of Tulsa parks. All persons interested in this matter may attend …
As announced in the Tulsa World, the City of Tulsa functions in the Tulsa Planning Office will be transitioning from INCOG to the City of Tulsa on July 1, 2023. The move to City Hall includes the City support for the Planning Commission, City of Tulsa Board of Adjustment, Tulsa Preservation Commission, Destination Districts, Vibrant Neighborhoods Partnership, and support for the …
The Tulsa Preservation Commission is excited to host the 2023 Preservation Awards in celebration of National Preservation Month in May. The ceremony will recognize efforts to advance historic preservation in Tulsa in the past five years. Event Details Date & Time: Wednesday, May 24, 2023, 6:00pm Location: Tulsa Foundation for Architecture, 633 S. Boston Ave. Description: A brief social gathering with …
The Tulsa Preservation Commission is excited to celebrate National Preservation Month this May by recognizing local efforts to preserve Tulsa’s historic resources. We invite nominations from the public for people, projects, and buildings that have recently contributed to preservation efforts in Tulsa. Award winners will be honored at the 2023 Preservation Awards on May 24. Eligible Projects Nominations should recognize …
April 15 & 16, 2023, 9am-4pm Location: Church of the Restoration Limited space available. Registration necessary. Join us on April 15-16 for a FREE two-day workshop all about practical restoration of historic windows! The workshop will be led by Old Home Rescue, an Oklahoma-based company with extensive experience repairing and restoring historic buildings. Participants will learn about restoration safety, wood …
The City of Tulsa has been allocated $18,375 from the Federal Fiscal Year 2023 Certified Local Governments (CLG) Fund to foster the development of our local historic preservation program. Funding for the program comes from the State Historic Preservation Office’s share of the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Historic Preservation Fund. Examples of previous projects funded through the CLG program …
