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Integris Medical Office (case SP20Four-sixteen) was approved by a 4-0 vote and will move to the City Council meeting of May 12, 2025. City staff said the project site is approximately 4.4 acres on the south side of Integris Parkway, east of I-35, in an E-1 PUD zone within the I-35 Corridor District. The proposed building is described as about 58,000 square feet and between 50 and 59 feet tall; access will be provided via two driveways onto Integris Parkway. The applicant requested a variance to omit the required sidewalks along Integris Parkway; staff said pedestrian connectivity is provided internally across the campus and staff recommended approval of the variance. A second variance — to allow a fee in lieu of onsite stormwater detention — was recommended for approval by the Stormwater Drainage Advisory Board in December 2024; staff recommended approval of the site plan subject to the variances.

First Fidelity Bank (case SP24-twenty3), a proposed bank at 1109 North Kelly, was approved 4-0. Staff said the approximately 1.6-acre site is on the west side of Kelly, south of Danforth, in the PUD Edmond Town Center district. The site plan is for a roughly 5,000-square-foot building with a covered drive-through, a pitched roof and brick-and-stone facade; the proposed height is about 33 feet. Staff recommended approval and no public comments were recorded.

Panda Express (case SP24Dash00024), proposed on about 1.2 acres on the south side of Covell Road west of Sooner, was approved 4-0. Staff described a roughly 2,800-square-foot building with a drive-through, 23 feet tall, with brick and composite cladding and metal accents. Access is provided by on-site driveways and the overall development was described as providing connections to both Covell and Sooner.

All three site-plan items received no public comments at the planning commission meeting and were approved after staff presentations and motions from commissioners. For the Integris Medical Office, the staff presentation noted the stormwater variance recommendation from the Stormwater Drainage Advisory Board (December 2024). For First Fidelity and Panda Express, staff recommended approval and the motions passed 4-0; those two items were recorded as concluding at the planning commission level without a specified council date in the transcript.

Votes at a glance:
- Integris Medical Office — case SP20Four-sixteen: motion to approve site plan; vote 4-0; moves to City Council meeting of May 12, 2025; variances requested for sidewalks (omission) and fee-in-lieu for stormwater detention (Stormwater Drainage Advisory Board recommended approval in Dec. 2024).
- First Fidelity Bank — case SP24-twenty3: motion to approve site plan for 5,000 sq. ft. bank with covered drive-through; vote 4-0; no council date specified in transcript.
- Panda Express — case SP24Dash00024: motion to approve site plan for 2,800 sq. ft. restaurant with drive-through; vote 4-0; no council date specified in transcript.

The transcript records staff presentations by Mr. Bridal and no public opposition for any of the three items.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Edmond - Planning Commission - Apr 22, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Edmond Planning Commission approved three site plans on April 22, 2025, voting unanimously on applications for the Integris Medical Office, First Fidelity Bank and a Panda Express location.","taxTitle","Edmond, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma","taxId",2681,"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},6582427,"Edmond planning commission recommends city resiliency action plan to council, 3-1",925,391000,1316000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3093031-71e2ec03d10daf5551db5fe94a0238da&start=391&end=1316","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3093031-71e2ec03d10daf5551db5fe94a0238da/thumbnail_391000.jpg","/articles/6582427/Edmond/Oklahoma-County/Oklahoma/Edmond-planning-commission-recommends-city-resiliency-action-plan-to-council-3-1","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6582427-3172e8982c19a559b44ea28f47af1937/orig.mp4?Expires=1771135490&Signature=eJHhImqsUtbnTU3eiFzQxxts3gEvm4nInw76NHelqYEea8bp0LNlTg~d0eRl8rj2uRAff4XhLa4Rz5UT01GOdLDAwFWvJuquYjRNaqDIQ3~iXRmRGYWdHQwFdUIbAWQiJVlXRyTv1DTKlVCjcdWWh6wL-ssjvP6z8LheuCSWHu8CVqx4INfG34BFWasiSnyHD4Uxt78VgDgDFVmINngVTOqGI~gA9eSN-0y5ShGR3vokKp7m12qOiYV9~Bj6YVjFALOk0GDBXpe4pv8DgRcYV3Zh47XtOSQZKDl-YGqhhi9BVT7NsF~sCvCkJTiURViw4300tVsuMNQfu4LtGJX3BA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Edmond Planning Commission on April 22, 2025, voted 3-1 to recommend the City of Edmond Resiliency Action Plan and its online dashboard to the City Council.

City planning staff said the one-year project, produced with consultant Lotus Engineering and Sustainability, focuses on operations and fiscal resilience as well as environmental and public-health objectives and is organized into six sectors with about 120 strategies grouped under “adopt,” “act” and “advocate.” If the council approves the plan, staff intend to publish the dashboard on the city website and keep metrics updated in near real time.

Mr. Bridal, city planning staff, told commissioners the project began last summer and was conducted with several staff focus groups and external interviews, including the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) and the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO). He said the plan is a digital-first document intended to be updated regularly and to show metrics tied to each strategy, including a greenhouse gas inventory that staff update every five years.

Commission discussion focused on funding and implementation. When a commissioner asked whether the commission was approving the plan or only recommending it, Mr. Bridal replied, “You’re voting to recommending to city council that the plan be approved.” He said the plan is not a capital improvement plan with line-item project costs; rather, staff and elected officials could use it to prioritize projects, align the budget to strategies, and pursue outside grant funding as opportunities arise. Mr. Bridal also noted that several strategies are already funded or embedded in ongoing work, including updates to engineering standards and the city’s intelligent transportation system (ITS).

Staff highlighted regional air-quality work conducted by ACOG as part of the plan’s background. The presentation noted ACOG’s nonattainment study under the Clean Air Act and described the resiliency plan as including cost-avoidance elements tied to air-quality and transportation actions.

The draft plan incorporates existing local studies and policies, including the city comprehensive plan, the East Edmond study, and prior green-infrastructure work. Lotus’s dashboard, staff said, links directly to source documents and federal or state program pages where relevant and is intended to be a public-facing resource.

Immediate next steps recorded in the meeting: the consultant team will present the plan to the City Council the week after the planning commission meeting; if council approves, staff expect to publish the dashboard soon afterward. The planning commission’s action on April 22 was a recommendation to council; the commission set no binding citywide funding allocations as part of its vote.

The motion to recommend the plan to the City Council carried 3-1. The dissenting vote was recorded but individual commissioner vote names were not recorded in the transcript.

The commission heard no public comments on the item during the April 22 meeting.

Phil Jones, identified in the presentation as the city’s sustainability planner and the project manager for the initiative, was referenced as the staff lead who coordinated with the consultant team and will help maintain the dashboard and follow up on strategies.

The plan and its dashboard are scheduled for a City Council presentation on April 28, 2025; publication of the online dashboard is contingent on council approval.","The Edmond Planning Commission voted 3-1 on April 22, 2025, to recommend the City of Edmond Resiliency Action Plan and its online dashboard to the City Council. Staff said the digital dashboard will allow ongoing tracking of roughly 120 strategies across six sectors; commission members pressed staff on funding and next steps.","actionData","errors"]

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