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Tulsa Master Recyclers Logo

Where: O.S.U. Tulsa, 700 North Greenwood
When: September 14, 2010 for 10 weeks, 6pm to 8pm
Cost: $20.00

Tulsa Master Recyclers Association is looking for citizens interested in getting an in-depth education on recycling, reducing and reusing.
After successfully completing the 10 week course, you will be asked to volunteer 30 hours per year by participating in events, helping others start recycling programs and by educating the general public.

To sign up or for more information, call 592-1466 or email tulsamra@yahoo.com.

The TMAPC has posted the latest Final PlaniTulsa Plan for our development for the next 20-30 years!

We urge you to take the time to read through the latest document and see if it includes what you want to see and excludes what was wrong before.

This is your plan for developing Tulsa in the many years to come. No matter what the content, money will be spent and earned based on the content of this document. All we want is to be sure the resident homeowners needs are met and protected while furthering the development and redevelopment of Tulsa.

Please follow this link to www.planitulsa.org for this new document.

There will be an important Public Comment Meeting next week where you will be allowed to make your final comments and concerns known.

Date: Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Time: 4:00 p.m.
Place: City Hall, 175 E 2nd Street, 2nd Floor, Council Chamber

Live coverage on TGOV, Cable Channel 24

These are very exciting times. See you at the meeting!

We at PreserveMidtown think PlaniTulsa is the most important development plan for the city of Tulsa.

We enthusiastically encourage everyone to attend this meeing to find out what is in store for Tulsa in the next 30 years.  These plans will affect all residents in Tulsa including downtown, midtown neighborhoods, north Tulsa, south Tulsa and west Tulsa.  This is our plan and we need to make sure it is what we want and then push ahead to make sure it guides all future development.

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Energy tax credits are now available for home improvements that increase energy efficiency of your home.  This includes installing new windows, attic insulation, energy efficient applicances, hot water heaters and other improvements.  The tax credit is for improvements made by December 31, 2009, and the homeowner can claim a credit of 30% of the cost of the improvements up to a maximum credit of $1500 (for $5000 in improvements).  The credit does not cover labor expenses to install the new windows or appliances, and there are specific guidelines that must be followed to claim the credit.  Please consult the IRS guidelines for further clarification.

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