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Perryman said he plans to rehabilitate the garage as a one-bedroom, one-bath 'mother-in-law' suite to be leased separately. He told the council he does not live in Chickasha and that one adjoining property is already a rental; he said he had not received formal neighborhood objections though one neighbor asked about parking.

City staff told the council the property is zoned R-1, the city's most restrictive single-family district, and that renting an accessory building to unrelated persons conflicts with the zoning code's intent. Danielle Charles, the permit technician who handles planning work, said staff did not recommend approval at the Planning Commission stage because R-1 rules generally prohibit separate rentals on the same lot.

Perryman and his representative said the city had approved a similar mother-in-law separate rental at 607 West Wisconsin within the past year and that nearby parcels include grandfathered multi-unit uses. Council members voiced concerns about parking and the consistency of exceptions, but also heard from Perryman that he intends a full rehabilitation that he said would improve property values.

After closing the public hearing, the council voted to approve the use-on-review permit. The roll-call record in the transcript shows a majority in favor with two council members voting no and one abstention in related votes; the mayor closed the matter after the vote.

The approval allows Perryman to proceed with the rehabilitation as a separate rental unit. City staff noted that if ownership intends a family member to occupy the accessory unit, that would be an allowed use; this action approves renting it to an unrelated tenant under a use-on-review exception.

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Police officials told the council the update is necessary after the department's prior analytics arrangement through Motorola/Spillman fractured and produced inconsistent reports. The police chief said staff found the department was contributing both RMS and CAD data and that translating those data sets requires an additional $1,600 annually, which drove the new Schedule A price.

Council members pressed for details about the vendor's data collection and scope. Councilmember Charlie asked whether the city had previously been protected under a contract and raised concerns about the vendor being \"in the data collection business\" beyond what citizens might expect. The chief responded that the city had used an analytics module integrated with Spillman Motorola since 2020 and that a later split between Motorola/Spillman and LexisNexis left the city with inconsistent analytics output.

The chief described operational problems that prompted the change: he said the city could run the same report on different days and get different numbers, a problem that affected grant accounting and federal reporting. City staff told the council LexisNexis engineers identified the need for a new contract to translate both RMS and CAD feeds correctly.

A motion to accept the update carried in roll call; one council member voted no and one abstention was recorded in related later votes. Council members who voted in favor indicated they wanted to ensure continuity of analytics while also pressing for clear documentation on what data the vendor processes and how it is used.

The council did not adopt any new data-use policy as part of the vote. The update approved the revised Schedule A pricing and the multi-year term; staff said the item represented an increase over the city's previously discounted rate, and that price increases reflect the technical work LexisNexis must do to ingest both CAD and RMS data.

Council members asked staff to track ongoing costs and to provide clearer documentation of what the city shares with the vendor and how analytics outputs are produced.

Notes: The council discussion referenced the earlier Motorola/Spillman analytics arrangement and an April 30 drop-dead date previously given by Motorola; the chief said the prior product produced inconsistent analytics. The vote record in the transcript shows a majority approval with one recorded no vote.","The Chickasha City Council approved a 36-month update to its crime analytics contract with LexisNexis that raises the city's annual fee; police officials said the change addresses data-translation problems after a prior vendor split, while some council members expressed concern about scope and citizen privacy.","actionData","errors"]

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Chickasha council approves special-use permit allowing rental of renovated garage at 108 S. 14th St.

Chickasha council approves updated LexisNexis crime-analytics contract amid privacy and accuracy concerns