BRT Development Fee Reimbursement Program
Toolkit Contents
Projects
- Start a Business Association
- Placemaking
- Organize a District Cleanup and Graffiti Removal
- Report Code Violations
- Create a National Register District
Programs
- Right-of-Way Programs
- Parking Requirement Relief
- Historic Preservation Overlay
- Neon Sign Grant Program
- Request Mixed-Use Zoning Along BRT Route
- BRT Development Fee Reimbursement
Description
The Development Fee Reimbursement Program is intended to offset the costs of opening a brick and mortar business along the City of Tulsa’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) routes. The fees associated with opening a business are frequently overlooked when opening a business and can influence a business’ success. This program can reimburse up to $2,500 in eligible fees.
Steps
- If you have started a business after January 1, 2019, view the map of Tulsa’s BRT network at tulsaplanning.org/docs/PeoriaBRTMap.pdf to determine if your business is eligible.
- Determine if fees you paid are eligible for reimbursement by checking in Title 49 of the City of Tulsa Municipal Code. You are allowed reimbursement up to $2,500. If you are planning for your project, identify which fees will be eligible for reimbursement and make sure to keep documentation of payment.
- Contact the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development to apply for the program.
- After your application is received, it will be reviewed and, if approved, payment will be disbursed.
Resources
Mayor’s Office of Economic Development
Spencer Mitchell, Economic Incentives Manager
smitchell@cityoftulsa.org
918.576.5561
BRT Map
tulsaplanning.org/docs/PeoriaBRTMap.pdf
City of Tulsa Municipal Code, Title 49
library.municode.com/ok/tulsa/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=TUCOOR_TIT49ADPELIFE