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Arkansas River, Philbrook Museum of Art, Utica Square shopping and restaurants, St. John's Hospital, Cherry Street business district and Farmers' Market, Brookside retail and restaurants all attract tourists and very busy community activities like holiday parades, runs, trick or treating, and socializing. St. John Hospital is an important part of the community, and the Tulsa Fairgrounds are close.
Our area is the premier Tulsa cluster destination for social and business activity due to walkability, proximity to tourist attractions, and density of retail and residential. Local attractions include Gathering Place, Philbrook Museum, Rose Garden and Tulsa Historical Museum. The surrounding neighborhoods are all historic neighborhoods with similar homes, mostly single-family. The Cherry Street Farmers' Market and the Brookside Farmers' Market are both attractions.
Arkansas River, outdoor activity at River Parks and Woodward Park, connected trails, downtown connectivity and professional businesses, high-end retail and restaurants/entertainment, restored 1920s homes, synagogues, private schools and churches
The current House District 71 map is ridiculous. It irrationally and detrimentally segregates neighborhoods that share the same infrastructure issues, crime concerns, business, school, and recreational resources. HD 71 should be bounded by the southern edge of the Tulsa downtown inner dispersal loop (highway 64), the AR River, US I-44, and Harvard Avenue. It's nonsensical to throw Swan Lake to East Tulsa and Maple Ridge to Sand Springs. They have next to nothing in common. They belong in 71.
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