Hotel Oklahoma City
City of Oklahoma City | MAPS
The Oklahoma Spirit , nine trolley replicas, serve downtown and Bricktown and provide shuttle service to and from the Interstate 40/Meridian hotel and restaurant district and the Stockyards City area. ... The Oklahoma Spirit Trolleys are part of the City's mass transit system and are administered by the Central Oklahoma Parking and Transportation Authority. ... [Read More]
ACTT Workshop, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Level of Service (LOS), based on facility speed and travel time, is a term used to describe and quantify the congestion level on a particular facility section. The Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) defines six levels of service, ranging from LOS A (best) to LOS F (worst). Volume to capacity ratios (v/c) are typically the prime indicator of highway LOS, with volume being the actual number of vehicles that traverse a specific roadway section. Capacity is calculated based on an upper threshold of vehicles per hour per lane for the same roadway section. In general, the lower the v/c ratio the less congestion is indicated. The range from A to E is quantified by ratios of 0.0 to 1.0; a v/c ratio greater than 1.0 in which traffic volumes exceed capacity are considered to operate at LOS F.5 ... [Read More]
Biltmore Hotel Oklahoma 401 S. Meridian, Oklahoma City ... Clarion Meridian Hotel 737 S. Meridian, Oklahoma City ... The Westin Oklahoma City One North Broadway, Oklahoma City ... [Read More]
City of Oklahoma City | City Manager Report
Pursuant to the redevelopment agreement between the Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority (OCURA) and Skirvin Partners, OCURA must approve the design development documents. These design documents are available as a result of the resolution Council approved in November 2004. The Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority will convene at 10:00 am on March 28, 2005, in the Ronald J. Norick Library, Room 4130. The meeting agenda includes an item regarding the Skirvin Hotel design redevelopment documents. Attached for your review are some of the documents that will be presented at the meeting. If you would like to see more detail related to the design, you are welcome to attend the meeting. In the upcoming weeks, staff will present a more detailed status report and timeline for the Skirvin. Staff will be available should you have any questions. ... [Read More]
City of Oklahoma City | News
Beginning with MAPS, voters have approved every ballot measure, including the largest capital improvements bond issue in City history and a major initiative to rebuild and renew the Oklahoma City public school system. In all, City voters have approved more than $1.5 billion of public improvement projects in the last decade. ... City Council agenda ... City ticket info ... [Read More]
City of Oklahoma City | About OKC
With its ample water supply, resident philharmonic and ballet companies, and visionary thinking, any vestige of Oklahoma City's dry and desperate Dust Bowl days are long gone. Oklahoma City citizens have approved tax initiatives to continue to grow this City because they’re here to stay. This is a little bit of everybody’s home town. Including the descendants of those who went to California who are coming back to enjoy the amazing and affordable quality of life available in Oklahoma City. ... [Read More]
City of Oklahoma City | MAPS
Functional upgrades include integrated audio-visual equipment, updated electrical and mechanical systems as well as catering facilities. A new convention hotel adjoins. ... [Read More]
OKLAHOMA
BILTMORE HOTEL OKLAHOMA (FEMA No. OK0061) ... AMERISUITES OKLAHOMACITY AIRPORT (FEMANo. OK0134) ... OKLAHOMA CITYFAIRFIELD INN (FEMA No.OK289) ... [Read More]
City of Oklahoma City | Special Projects
MAPS for Kids is breaking new ground, gaining momentum, delivering on promises made to Oklahoma City voters to transform the Oklahoma City Public Schools into a model urban education system. ... City Manager ... City departments ... [Read More]
City of Oklahoma City | Reinventing The Skirvin Hotel
The Skirvin Partners will spend $46.4 million dollars to bring the Skirvin back into business as a Hilton Hotel (to be known as the Hilton Skirvin) managed by Marcus Hotels and Resorts, a Wisconsin-based company with several historic hotels already in its portfolio. ... The City has developed a financing package that will not only allow developers to renovate, restore and reopen the Skirvin, but could actually provide the City with a direct return on its investment of $1 million to $5.6 million. That's in addition to $15 million in various taxes the hotel could generate over 15 years. ... [Read More]
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