Our Projects
The law firm serves as development counsel principally on projects located in Oklahoma, and has also served as development counsel on projects in the upper mid-west. The firm's recent work includes several economic development projects utilizing tax increment financing, including:
- Oklahoma City's Core to Shore Project
- Oklahoma City's Downtown/MAPS Economic Development Project
- Woods County Avard Regional Industrial Rail Park Project
- Grand Lake Economic Development and Tourism Project
- Norman Campus Corner Revitalization Project
- Norman University North Park Project
- Oklahoma Health Center Economic Development Project
- The University of Oklahoma Health Science Center
- Midwest City Downtown Redevelopment Project
- Guymon-Seaboard Economic Development Project
- Broken Arrow Flight Safety & Downtown Development Project
- Durant-Cardinal Economic Development Project
- Oklahoma City's Downtown Central Business District Redevelopment Program
- Lawton Downtown Economic Development Project
The Core to Shore Urban Renewal Project seeks to implement the 2009 voter approved use of the revenues generated by the Oklahoma City Capital Improvements Sales Tax levy to fund the continuation of the Metropolitan Area Projects initiative begun in 1993. The "MAPS 3" program includes a new, large, downtown public park linking Downtown with the Oklahoma River. The Project includes the development of 692 acres of underutilized land, which will be connected to downtown by the relocation of I-40. Public investment is estimated to be over $100 million.
