Temperature, lighting, plumbing, elevators, restrooms, doors and locks, pests, janitorial. Anything that is not an emergency goes through the request form.
Open the formStandard hours, after-hours entry, HVAC schedules, parking, the freight elevator and loading dock, mail and deliveries.
Building operationsPayment instructions, statements, operating expense reconciliations, certificates of insurance and lease documents.
Account and documentsRequests are logged and routed to the building engineer. For anything involving water, smoke, a stuck elevator or a security concern, call the after-hours line instead of using this form.
The tower was completed in 1963 and is a contributing structure to the Oil Capital Historic District.
Leasing inquiries on available space go to leasing@petroleumclubtulsa.com.
The building is served by the Vicinity district energy system for steam and chilled water. There is no in-building plant, so heating and cooling follow the district supply.
The building garage holds 172 spaces. Assigned stalls are handled through your lease. Access cards, replacements and visitor parking go through the management office.
Contact the management office for current payment instructions.
Your lease sets the required coverages and limits. Send current certificates to the management office, and have your carrier name the landlord as an additional insured as your lease requires.
Operating expense reconciliations are prepared annually and delivered to tenants under the terms of each lease. Questions about a statement go to the management office.
Any contractor working in your suite needs prior approval and a certificate of insurance on file before work begins. Send the scope and the certificate to the management office ahead of the work date.
Managed by Kismet Stratton Investments, LLC
Kyle Bruner, Managing Partner
