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- Resolution 2025-04: Declare the week of April 13\u0000through April 19, 2025, National Telecommunicator Week. Outcome: adopted. (Recorded as passed during the council recognitions.)

- Consent docket: Approve items 4(a) through 4(k) on the council consent docket. Outcome: approved by roll call (Dixon yes, Hughes yes, Watson yes, Mayor McLeroy yes).

- Ordinance 2025-01 (PC2025-04): Planned Unit Development review for 2309 East Highway 37. Outcome: adopted (Dixon yes, Hughes yes, Watson yes, Mayor McLeroy no).

- Emergency clause for ordinance 2025-01: Outcome: enacted (Dixon yes, Hughes yes, Watson yes, Mayor McLeroy yes).

- Trustee election (Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group Board of Trustees): Selected Lindsay Grigg Moak and Daniel McClure to fill two 3-year trustee seats starting 07/01/2025. Outcome: approved by roll call.

- Columbarium pad and sidewalk (Fairview Cemetery): Approve concrete pad/footing and sidewalk not to exceed $15,500. Outcome: approved by roll call (Dixon yes, Hughes yes, Watson yes, Mayor McLeroy yes).

- Budget amendment 2025-12: Supplement cemetery capital outlay by $10,000 from cemetery fund balance for columbarium pad/sidewalk. Outcome: approved by roll call.

- Budget amendment 2025-11: Supplement the natural gas fund by $38,270 to capital outlay to pay easement costs for the Highway 76 gas line project. Outcome: approved by roll call.

- Grady County Criminal Justice Authority contract (inmate housing) for FY 2025-26: Approve intergovernmental agreement at daily rate increase from $50 to $55. Outcome: approved by roll call.

- TPWA: Accept contract and bonds with NPL Mid America LLC for State Highway 76 Gas Line Project (previously awarded bid of $816,007.79). Outcome: accepted by TPWA roll call.

- TDA and TPWA consent dockets: Items on both consent dockets were approved by the respective boards (roll-call votes recorded as unanimous among voting trustees present).

For all votes listed above, roll-call tallies and the names recorded in the transcript are included where provided. If a motion's mover or seconder was not named orally on the record in the transcript, the article notes that the mover/second were not specified.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Council Meeting 2025-Apr-14","oneSentenceSummary","A compact list of motions and outcomes from the Tuttle City Council, Total Development Authority and Total Public Works Authority meetings.","taxTitle","Tuttle, Grady County, Oklahoma","taxId",70706,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6609246,"Tuttle approves columbarium pad, sidewalk plan and $10,000 cemetery budget amendment",292,4376000,4668000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2987183-e131fcede49a0d239be1f26fcf66eec1&start=4376&end=4668","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2987183-e131fcede49a0d239be1f26fcf66eec1/thumbnail_4376000.jpg","/articles/6609246/Tuttle/Grady-County/Oklahoma/Tuttle-approves-columbarium-pad-sidewalk-plan-and-10000-cemetery-budget-amendment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6609246-13f2b2bd55fb3e2c30540dab4f81139d/orig.mp4?Expires=1775099377&Signature=BVOI-584WPiiQXmTO8a9UL4eUVVzW09zKYPVSqmiXpeDz2BmsnBXRsFnar8K48UeFE5n1Yu7SqvsEVqDvQ19YqN7jLSQQiK-3SaqN0q-5yNxR4cN0q-qlqHQpKqC-kZUeRJV~x2sPyN4hfi5Vjck~zMkLWTt8jZV~tbUgJzSKJAG5XOhmFwfiH2Tdrtfvrm6TQA-GCPKNuvYd0S8-Sv5y~Uja3SKPsswp6EChYu6eimOpjF3sPoQXU2V~wyDwiqHwZZvZ1NBizS~bvqc-GmyYOZfonnzchesXocytmoMlUqX1TUlHNSDfdS7EtSJoGtRyK7Nt6PmplNUpcmA1nrsmg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Tuttle City Council on Monday approved construction work to support a new columbarium at Fairview Cemetery, authorizing a concrete pad and sidewalk and moving $10,000 in cemetery fund balance into a capital outlay line to cover the work.

Staff said the city received a single quote from Rush Services for the concrete pad and associated work and asked the council to approve a not-to-exceed amount of $15,500 to provide flexibility for an aesthetically curved sidewalk rather than a straight path from the chapel. Staff explained the pad includes deeper piers to prevent future settling given variable soils in the cemetery area.

Council members questioned cost and construction detail; staff replied that the pad is intentionally overbuilt to avoid a tilted installation in the future and that they did not perform a soil sample to save cost, opting instead for a heavier footing.

By roll call the council approved the columbarium footing and sidewalk not to exceed $15,500 (Dixon yes, Hughes yes, Watson yes, Mayor McLeroy yes). The council also approved budget amendment 2025-12 to move $10,000 from the cemetery fund balance to cemetery capital improvement project funds to pay for the pad and related sidewalk work (same roll-call result).

The columbarium placement and pad specification were included in the meeting packet; staff said manufacturer specifications for the unit and footing were provided to the council for review.","The council approved a not-to-exceed $15,500 contract for a concrete pad and sidewalk to set a columbarium at Fairview Cemetery and approved budget amendment 2025-12 to move $10,000 from cemetery fund balance to cemetery capital improvements.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6609251,"Tuttle accepts $816,007 gas-line contract for State Highway 76; council supplements gas fund for easements",0,5082000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2987183-e131fcede49a0d239be1f26fcf66eec1&start=5082&end=5082","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2987183-e131fcede49a0d239be1f26fcf66eec1/thumbnail_5082000.jpg","/articles/6609251/Tuttle/Grady-County/Oklahoma/Tuttle-accepts-816007-gas-line-contract-for-State-Highway-76-council-supplements-gas-fund-for-easements","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6609251-a7bccc5d715e38bf18db30f8df86b82f/orig.mp4?Expires=1775099377&Signature=dVN7HDpDsvhlzW6JbL273F3JtTKacWP0JTcvaxoy469tdbMgMfIlzycK77JkD6iPl2yfOt2QtJ9a2b2HHjvxqk-dD7Wm5iHqaUeE2WW5oTTGoMQQIYQkN6qKAWwvrwiBjWC8rfnWT8Ug4iTmMuF6BRAboTJVqOnHUdE2NQAH566iptCa5jE2e5DAjnifvLuAwsf6soHK2ip9CCtofUI05Lg~uOe0bQaoBS1HHlkCLh9g1BLJiGWRClW1A3yR9bMXVmXO0oTMCNOz4aR937jkOd3JCIMKu3IK-d80J1YF9YWdzqB4lwI3fhQOZxXwA8DN83yuoxZAEo4tggfXBKnHaw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Total Public Works Authority (TPWA) and Tuttle City Council moved forward on a planned gas-line upgrade along State Highway 76, accepting the construction contract and adding budget authority to cover easement costs.

At the TPWA meeting the board accepted the contract and bonds with NPL Mid America LLC for the State Highway 76 gas line project. Staff confirmed the previously awarded bid totaled $816,007.79; board members voted to accept the contract and associated bonds pending the routine verification that the surety company and signatories are licensed and named correctly for Oklahoma.

Separately at the council session, members approved budget amendment 2025-11 to supplement the natural gas fund by $38,270 and move the amount into a capital outlay line to pay for easements tied to the same Highway 76 project. Staff explained that some property owners revised their asking prices after nearby parcels sold, so negotiated easement costs rose above earlier fair-market offers; the amendment covers the remaining expected easement payments.

Council and TPWA votes: TPWA accepted the NPL Mid America contract by roll call (Dixon, Hughes, Watson and Mayor McLeroy voting yes). The council approved the $38,270 budget amendment (Dixon yes, Hughes yes, Watson yes, Mayor McLeroy yes).

Staff said the overall project cost remains in line with earlier expectations despite the additional easement expense; earlier budget planning had anticipated roughly $55,000 for easements, and the current settlements plus prior approvals put the total near the amounts discussed in previous meetings.

Next steps: staff will finalize contract documents and confirm surety details; TPWA and city staff will continue easement negotiations and make payments from the amended capital outlay account.","The Tuttle Total Public Works Authority accepted an $816,007.79 contract with NPL Mid America LLC for the State Highway 76 gas line project and the council approved a $38,270 budget amendment from the natural gas fund to cover additional easement costs.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_47":104,"_49":105,"_51":106,"_53":107,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":108,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":109,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6609256,"Tuttle council adopts PUD for 2309 E. Highway 37, enacts emergency clause",297,3709000,4006000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2987183-e131fcede49a0d239be1f26fcf66eec1&start=3709&end=4006","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2987183-e131fcede49a0d239be1f26fcf66eec1/thumbnail_3709000.jpg","/articles/6609256/Tuttle/Grady-County/Oklahoma/Tuttle-council-adopts-PUD-for-2309-E-Highway-37-enacts-emergency-clause","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6609256-2da9e30abc8405316c4ff48136e2618a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775099378&Signature=NlQV-LiPdr9gR8s7UoAyk~9xFbZUyCMb1gJtWfDCwWe2OIpFotbPAhTiU1PdoHTJG5xRMybnr~aikzsbPbJPEbdd2UfiWWBmzxemRKWdIlhAhldcvYfEz2N9mar97kKc-xxLWRoNx27jh7mEnX33IrJbaY1sZdXdpXa9ZtBfr6Ek91SbNfJc1UA8CKL-RK361ja-eb9dFdGRBgfeOw7FMAi366dwVdtZ4gNuOqCyqEGcMPpiqKF71p9MTbGPDlJDaNFUSrlCc3DFL2LSHTWplC-R7CU-2IxYe7Qm1DzlBJDH2vWF-3KXSg7BXdZwnEueqrRFSPozm19PvyXQtydXmw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Tuttle City Council on Monday adopted ordinance 2025-01 (PC2025-04), approving a planned unit development review for property at 2309 East Highway 37 and adding language to allow future site-specific special-use permit reviews as individual end users propose uses.

City staff said the revised ordinance clarifies how the PUD will handle uses as the property develops, allowing the city to review site-specific items such as parking, building setbacks and buffering when end users seek to occupy individual lots. David (city staff) said the change was intended to give the city flexibility to tailor conditions “for things like parking, things like building setbacks” as final users and developers come forward.

Supporters on the council said the ordinance makes a previously difficult-to-develop parcel usable while preserving city review authority. Opponents expressed concern that the approach could put the council in the position of “picking winners and losers” if future uses require differing levels of parking or other site requirements.

The council voted on the ordinance by roll call. Council member Scott Dixon voted yes, Council member Hughes voted yes, Council member Watson voted yes and Mayor McLeroy voted no; the ordinance passed. The council then voted separately on the ordinance\u0000\u0000emergency clause, which requires four affirmative votes to take immediate effect. The emergency-clause motion passed on a separate roll call with Dixon, Hughes, Watson and Mayor McLeroy voting yes; the ordinance will therefore take effect immediately.

The ordinance includes language the council said was added after an earlier meeting; staff explained the packet originally lacked the final amended language and that David had drafted the updated text to capture council direction.

What the ordinance does: it establishes a PUD for roughly 19 acres at the cited address and preserves the city
uthority to require site-level special-use permit (SUP) reviews for specific land uses proposed later by developers or tenants. The council noted buffering and other adjacency protections will be considered when individual uses are proposed.

Next steps: with the ordinance adopted and the emergency clause enacted, staff said the city can accept developer applications and evaluate SUP requests for individual lots as proposals arrive. The council did not specify any immediate applicants or tenants during the discussion.

Votes at a glance (related to this item): ordinance 2025-01 (PC2025-04), outcome: adopted; emergency clause, outcome: enacted.","The Tuttle City Council approved ordinance 2025-01 (PC2025-04) to create a planned unit development (PUD) for 2309 East Highway 37, including language to allow later special-use reviews; the council also enacted the ordinance's emergency clause.","actionData","errors"]

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