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Tulsa voters exacted their revenge in Sept. 13, 2011s primary elections, ousting four of the six City Council incumbents who sought re-election.

The presentation to city councilors also included a history of the Zink Dam project and the citys plans for sharing Zink Lake water-quality information with the public.

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The $814 million package focuses on maintaining city facilities and includes nearly $296 million for streets and transportation.

City Councilor Grant Miller was among the critics of the proposal during a forum sponsored by the Tulsa County GOP.

City Councilor Grant Miller was among the critics of the proposal during a forum sponsored by Tulsa County GOP.

"If we try to compete with next year’s presidential race, and next year’s mayor’s race, with this program, it gets drowned out in the mess," Ewig said.

The Tulsa Public Facilities Authority voted 5-0 on Friday morning to award Oak View Group the contract. ASM Global, formally SMG, operated the facilities since before the BOK Center opened

The Tulsa Public Facilities Authority voted to award Oak View Group the contract. ASM Global, formally SMG, has operated the facilities since before the BOK Center opened in 2008.