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Larry Escalanta, presenting the item, said staff prepared specifications to use a two‑part epoxy suitable for high‑turning movements and heavier traffic; three intersections were included in the project: East 70th Street North at North 129th East Avenue, East 86th Street North at North Mingo Road, and East 116th Street North at North 129th East Avenue. The city received three bids on February 25; an engineer’s estimate had been about $171,478.08, but the low compliant bid from Action Safety Supply Company was $79,045.65. Staff said the low bidder confirmed they could meet all specifications. Each bid included a $10,000 project allowance to be used at the city’s discretion.

Councilors asked about longevity and material choices; staff said epoxy should last longer than standard paint and is preferred in high‑turn areas, and that epoxy is consistent with neighboring jurisdictions’ specifications. Funding is available in the Streets Division budget and council approved the award by roll call.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Owasso City Council\t03/19/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council accepted bids and awarded the 2025 pavement striping contract to Action Safety Supply Company LLC for $79,045.65 to replace markings at three intersections and turn lanes, using epoxy striping materials.","taxTitle","Owasso, Tulsa County, Oklahoma","taxId",62203,"location","Oklahoma","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6626792,"Owasso council awards $72,881 contract to repair and recover Community Center roof after ongoing leaks",316,2120000,2436000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577&start=2120&end=2436","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577/thumbnail_2120000.jpg","/articles/6626792/Oklahoma/Owasso-council-awards-72881-contract-to-repair-and-recover-Community-Center-roof-after-ongoing-leaks","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6626792-934db0714570e35e2b31a4f42b566819/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141529&Signature=FoB6aLPr1rxTrWIwrFEFr1eedo1-frtJuS4ecTdZYlKNCDAWMgEa-D~M5oxRAhKnarI-cTYCFIuX8fD5uBC4-VbTaUTjn00Ld8fTFRbVoYS9~pGbEC1RorTaVN8Fe3CAd4auAB9oZzfeAxSowFa51quBPTP5eiRRAoDOKV6SCTAZu6jTrO3gxEE-vppMZLOB6C6Fi8BfZmpq-uRaU9XxWpQAbmSYRGU~uRrT2MoDC-JzH3o5QiL2xhiwXGvMZW2QnEYWDUsWaarRRmlBF9f3y3zHYMrJu25ip5NPDvM5fFspavg~Zy7PzZUbMaWx4vkY6V1gpOx6TReMg-XTc637xA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Owasso City Council on March 18 approved a $72,881 contract with Turner Roofing Service LLC to repair deficiencies and recover portions of the Owasso Community Center roof after repeated leaks and consultant testing found seven confirmed areas of water intrusion.

Chris Roberts reviewed the history: the city replaced the roof in 2021 with a single‑ply TPO membrane under a 20‑year manufacturer membrane warranty and a two‑year workmanship warranty from the installer. Staff said ambiguous specifications in the 2021 project left certain installation details open to interpretation and that, over time, the roof exhibited progressive leaks that worsened during heavy rainfall. A consultant’s thermal imaging, moisture meters and core samples last November confirmed seven wet areas: three at parapet walls on the upper roof and four on the lower roof.

Roberts described installation problems around parapet terminations and custom on‑site flashings at difficult‑to‑access screen wall anchors; the consultant recommended replacing flashing details and waterproofing stucco skirting. Because a no‑dollar‑limit (edge‑to‑edge) 20‑year manufacturer warranty was available for a recover on the upper roof, staff recommended a full recover for that smaller upper section and repairs and upgraded flashing (pitch pans, corrected HVAC curb flashing) on the larger lower section. Turner Roofing submitted the lowest compliant quote of $72,881; an apparent low quote of $56,696 was disqualified for non‑compliant materials.

Council discussed warranty history, the contractor’s prior responsiveness under a two‑year workmanship warranty, and the plan for increased inspection and manufacturer involvement during the new work. The approved contract includes a five‑year workmanship warranty from the contractor on the upper roof recover and a 20‑year manufacturer edge‑to‑edge warranty for materials and workmanship; repairs on the lower roof carry a two‑year workmanship warranty. Staff said repairs will include removing saturated insulation, repairing from deck up, and addressing drains and pitch to prevent recurrence.","Council awarded a $72,881 contract to Turner Roofing Service LLC to repair and partially recover the Owasso Community Center roof, after consultant findings of improper previous work and confirmed water intrusion in seven areas.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6626797,"Owasso council approves specific‑use permit for automotive repair at 10596 N. Owasso Expressway",532,1533000,2065000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577&start=1533&end=2065","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577/thumbnail_1533000.jpg","/articles/6626797/Oklahoma/Owasso-council-approves-specificuse-permit-for-automotive-repair-at-10596-N-Owasso-Expressway","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6626797-741763f784ba6ae008dc85f1f670a342/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141529&Signature=ihoXSJhlAZKwQ090H3raMG3HR0WWYqgVHzkOde0vdeGPQ6tiI1Dj12WHtqH6QkxlF7Mo3JO9dVJbE3QFIdprXTe9fdapVJvEKwA-BTnGT0JunwXrd1DUzCeKQzRUdND--TRovqYsvH5bjLakwp7y-RRIPivqkLG4jNQVWqyt5blmGTVnOMzX77JouE~kH2kZOF-FmkDEiRZ-ABxHNtn5oS1IF1j0eFdf2uuFTQG1yhim13bWt8zukYMZaq0~fUEL94NZDARPWdpw9mb~Bj3zch4kRJEfRgxTFGyT1O-UoIKE8zKfS5MBbkffe6Vaj44~TOLcxpcVRmLrXBYz9B8DqA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Owasso City Council on March 18 approved a specific‑use permit (SUP25‑O1) to allow an automotive repair and maintenance facility at 10596 North Owasso Expressway, a 0.6‑acre property inside the US‑169 overlay and zoned Commercial Shopping (CS) as Lot 1, Block 1 of the Caffeine Corner Addition.

Planner Alexa Beamer told council the property was annexed under Ordinance 633 and that the applicant proposes a six‑bay building with brick veneer and EIFS facade that would meet the city’s facade and lighting requirements. The conceptual site plan shows a single access on the south edge to move traffic off the arterial, landscaping exceeding minimum code along the western frontage adjacent to ODOT right of way, and a fully screened dumpster at the south end of the site. The applicant told staff there would be no long‑term outdoor vehicle storage; Beamer said if outdoor storage occurs, screening and code enforcement would apply.

Beamer said the planning commission recommended approval 5‑0 on March 10 and that staff concluded the request meets criteria in section 16.10.7 of the zoning code. Council members took questions about enforcement (code enforcement described short‑term parking vs. storage as the focus) and about how an SUP binds future owners; staff explained that an SUP runs with the use under the conditions approved and that a different use requiring an SUP would require a new review.

Council approved SUP25‑O1 by roll call. No members of the public opposed during the meeting; staff noted two existing auto‑related uses are nearby and that the site is part of an emerging commercial corridor.","Council granted an SUP to allow an automotive repair and maintenance facility at 10596 North Owasso Expressway (SUP25‑O1) with conditions on landscaping, lighting, and prohibition of long‑term outdoor storage unless screened.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6626800,"Owasso seeks Tulsa County CDBG funds to replace water lines in Hale Acres subdivision",472,1040000,1512000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577&start=1040&end=1512","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577/thumbnail_1040000.jpg","/articles/6626800/Oklahoma/Owasso-seeks-Tulsa-County-CDBG-funds-to-replace-water-lines-in-Hale-Acres-subdivision","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6626800-a8182af86ebf42e84935b095c10a131b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141529&Signature=ZcyZ~rup7e8bUnvJCusA1hlDLh-n76XsQ~JFtPaEqmIoW-7tEBRrC8nHC2DNo5lj3Le9iEA10n4e9pZyUlY1KrSzN4pmaUvnsNKFTdFKcx~udzmm~J71A24B~AYZBNue8M7dbpt80oxHuvMqJBzX2XNvg6~zFW-HJ-Qar7uIJwDI0~lJrMB7RQROdk3qXKNQKi8IRWcHL1ZxQ9hpAAwepRk4wS5O1tmOG72P7SEMlJYaBxtgIxyoOMF2ArhC19o8oyfA9sWdd0Kx-jauOiVZMzRVgMCPaeoSOHjaDG3N~h72YvidtkK20Mm8w15eYZKxwvHWdYiUSGniIgIPTFMSdw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Owasso City Council on March 18 approved resolution 2025‑O‑2 requesting assistance from the Tulsa County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) urban county program to install new water lines in the Hale Acres subdivision and authorized execution of related grant documents.

Alexa Beamer, who presented the application, said Owasso’s FY2025 CDBG allocation is estimated at $159,894.62 and that staff intends to combine that amount with fiscal‑year‑2024 banked CDBG funds (also about $159,000) to pursue a larger, phased project of roughly $318,000. If awarded by INCOG/Tulsa County, the combined funding would be used to replace three stretches of water line — roughly 4,000 linear feet of new 6‑inch PVC — along East 114th Street North, North 109th East Avenue, and North 112th East Avenue in Hale Acres.

Beamer said the Hale Acres area was requalified as a low‑to‑moderate income (LMI) area in 2021, and that qualification covers five years; this application is the last automatic year before requalification would be required. She said the city held a public meeting on March 13; two property owners attended, one of whom supported the project and asked about timing.

Council discussion confirmed the project would complete the longest remaining linear stretches but leave some cul‑de‑sac service segments for later phases. Staff said public works aims to bid the work by fall of 2025, pending grant approval. Council voted to approve the resolution and related authorizations.","Council approved a resolution requesting FY2025 Tulsa County CDBG assistance to combine last year’s and this year’s allocations — about $318,000 total — to install approximately 4,000 linear feet of new 6‑inch PVC water line in the Hale Acres neighborhood.",{"_33":113,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":114,"_41":115,"_43":116,"_45":117,"_47":118,"_49":119,"_51":120,"_53":121,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":122,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":123,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6626805,"Owasso council increases hotel‑tax appropriation to fund record number of neighborhood grants",591,379000,970000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577&start=379&end=970","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577/thumbnail_379000.jpg","/articles/6626805/Oklahoma/Owasso-council-increases-hoteltax-appropriation-to-fund-record-number-of-neighborhood-grants","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6626805-f9c4332c8310b8134787be9ec0f79a48/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141529&Signature=Nu42F25nBdVijJcdOWA5kpa7HbK5IE~PJOTr3ZuXhTkP-mmm7lSUVNQrQudQ5X58Tbu1LMrxdBqI4MGOqiSjfOxcJJC~BTPAwQ5UIEBASzUHEWQK22yfBoMNOQBPoWK8AM6c8vlsPn-mp2lPsDXqX54s4VFiY5P44HtkdAD~xEp0dh9nner~EkIYnlviJkND6oZ~rcjOo9afDUWjFq3o7nj3hkiyW59kJLMKOUc1nvEG596oGw8YkbBHXejJBKuSijcphZ9EEsKNZzI3IuDvAVNqeBxjg~mAifFEwZHcegEML6~Yc6ItTlIkzz0CKoNJJZxN1H82QnqivheDucAAnA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Owasso City Council on March 18 approved a budget amendment to increase FY2025 hotel‑tax fund appropriations by $12,000 to fully meet neighborhood grant requests and authorized payment to the Wasatch Community Foundation to administer the program, up to $62,000.

Jerry Fowler, who presented the item, said the Russell Strong Neighborhood Initiative’s grant program is funded from the city’s 2% hotel‑tax revenue and that 24 applications this year (20 neighborhood grants plus four fire‑hydrant‑painting applications) requested a total of $67,131. Fowler said available funds include the FY2025 appropriation of $50,000 (originally $30,000 plus a $20,000 carryover) and roughly $5,400 in prior-year unused grant balances, leaving about $55,004.86 available; if all current applicants are approved, Fowler recommended the city add $12,000 from excess prior‑year hotel‑tax collections to meet the total need.

Fowler said the grant program is administered by the Wasatch Community Foundation under a city contract for services and that applications are reviewed by the foundation using the program’s guidelines. Council members asked about historical application counts (Fowler said the previous record was 15 applications) and about grant caps; Fowler said the program typically funds about 28–35% of total project costs and that the foundation evaluates applications before issuing payment. Council approved both the budget amendment and the authorization to pay the foundation; the council vote was recorded as unanimous.

Separately, staff asked the council to authorize payment of the foundation invoice so the fund is available when the foundation approves awards; council approved authorization to pay up to $62,000, with the invoice to be adjusted if applications are withdrawn prior to funding.","Council voted to amend the FY2025 hotel‑tax budget by $12,000 to fully fund a record set of neighborhood grant applications and authorized payment up to $62,000 to the Wasatch Community Foundation to administer the program.",{"_33":125,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":126,"_41":127,"_43":128,"_45":129,"_47":130,"_49":131,"_51":132,"_53":133,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":134,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":135,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6626810,"Owasso council accepts East 90 Sixth Street North roadway project and authorizes final payment",215,153000,368000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577&start=153&end=368","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2745196-1c130df22d9095c034497c699a02e577/thumbnail_153000.jpg","/articles/6626810/Oklahoma/Owasso-council-accepts-East-90-Sixth-Street-North-roadway-project-and-authorizes-final-payment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6626810-15a379d17060aae624603681affcb201/orig.mp4?Expires=1771141529&Signature=iAfPyn9sr1Jolpfy5~Hup036xppCktZJcn~9YMMkMws8Yo3GIlFRH0ZwWx-HmfwL7hSf32rPJRARkTo5Jh6YIFYw6rcrzcVt5Pwr4BDNDHDaTjA2hKHV13cfxQp4KP9agNZayXhHLX9KiksDOiXKAJHwNrYpArC~yiZy3jGT2BrTN4qovslTR0gpnlVSU9WZUO9J2oLNTOfKiedgrSgZCrQY2TMi1tgFMp7I8-Jkv6XP7qrda8~1HXBo~CBjuIBgkg39y~ct-Qw2-q4Uv24mOxVjyVn7zv5MZBqLTU4eGRh230FW42t90RjgLht8Mh0FlZM-tRTSfspbt2AQFMYXiQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Owasso City Council on March 18 accepted the East 90 Sixth Street North roadway improvements and authorized a final payment of $201,978.95 to the contractor, bringing the final contract total to $2,809,090.96.

City transportation staff said the work, originally awarded in June 2024, included additional turn lanes at intersections with US-169 and reconstruction of a service road to the Home Depot entrance, new traffic signalization and striping, and purchase of signal poles for a later west-phase of the project. Staff said the final contract is about $83,807.74 under the original contract amount.

Earl Farris, presenting the item, told council the June 2024 contract award was for $2,892,898.70 and that all work met standards for acceptance in March 2025. Farris said the signal poles for the west phase were ordered and are currently stored in the city yard so they will be available when the next phase begins; the city would still pay to install those poles later but not for their purchase.

Council members asked whether the underrun was due to unused allowances or other savings; staff replied the project fit within allowances and the underrun reflected realized savings. No members of the public signed to speak on the item.

The council approved the acceptance and final payment by voice and roll call.","The Owasso City Council accepted completion of the East 90 Sixth Street North roadway improvements and authorized a final payment of $201,978.95, bringing the contract to a $2,809,090.96 final amount, a reported underrun of $83,807.74.","actionData","errors"]

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