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The council authorized a tourism development contract with the Perry Chamber of Commerce at $15,000 (reduced from a prior $20,000 level), noting that the contract remains largely partnership‑oriented and includes quarterly reporting. Council also approved an increase to Main Street of Perry's service contract to $25,000 and adopted a resolution to participate in the Oklahoma Main Street program for FY 2025–26.

The council approved a tourism services agreement with the Cherokee Strip Museum and amended the museum contract to $12,000 (up from $10,000), citing the museum's ramped‑up events and coordination with city publicity. The council approved service contracts with Perry Senior Citizens, Wheat Heart Nutrition Project (contract and lease), and an agreement with Northern Oklahoma Development Authority (DBA Cherry District Transit).

On public‑safety and emergency communications, the council approved a first extension to the interlocal cooperative agreement for E‑911 services with the Board of Commissioners of Noble County. A separate law enforcement agreement with the Noble County Sheriff received council approval as well.

For planning support, the council approved a contract for services with consultant David Payne to advise the Perry Planning Commission. The council and staff discussed the consultant role, AutoCAD licensing (which David Payne requested) and alternatives such as using the city's GIS tools; staff noted an AutoCAD license was cited at approximately $3,375 per year and that the consultant's monthly fee had been described as about $200 per month during discussion.

Councilmembers expressed a desire for accountability and regular reporting from tourism partners; staff said they will monitor deliverables and meet with partners as part of ongoing oversight.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City Council Meeting - June 2, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Council approved a series of contracts and service agreements including a reduced tourism development contract with the Perry Chamber, an increased Main Street contract and several community service and interlocal agreements; it also approved a planning consultant contract and an extension of the E‑911 interlocal agreement with Noble County.","taxTitle","Perry, Noble County, Oklahoma","taxId",73718,"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},6218996,"Council discusses shrinking proposed historic‑preservation district; sends matter back to HP committee",1192,1645000,2837000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3624244-56c2677ae4f403b9be70f8eda55bb700&start=1645&end=2837","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3624244-56c2677ae4f403b9be70f8eda55bb700/thumbnail_1645000.jpg","/articles/6218996/Perry/Noble-County/Oklahoma/Council-discusses-shrinking-proposed-historicpreservation-district-sends-matter-back-to-HP-committee","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6218996-094ecd65be6335834c1853915944f24f/orig.mp4?Expires=1775071295&Signature=AgTY~zTT2z6PvPGozttseiEgK-b5w1QYi-5P6t5ubqeAMHQIF74V0qo7rCcKAH8Tc8j9-o7tVdbOrUf2KF56nOzekra~-6ZFCQoAUVt6-4BWl2yvfFYSPf-EMRyPutEsmt4mG0wEyg3D7Z6DDjdBqVyFZJBzirc1idAnZvAZTA5e3KIl-gKPS9IrX-gZtxo6Eevc508YrewRkU-8Cd6Mhci5yLXmqJP6mbgx~GbFfkwWM41gGjjlExhzL7e0tTp-9gDif-ezN2DtSVk~CvzdhAh6IhObDDtby4CRkgT04HCnz8b~lJ-HvSaMYSLWocnNv4WuRROKCEpQe7mhiUnTMQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The council held an extensive discussion of a proposed Historic Preservation (HP) District map and the community feedback from a recent town hall. No ordinance was adopted at the meeting; instead, councilmembers directed the HP committee to meet again, refine boundary options and return a recommendation to the council.

City staff presented three preliminary options for the district: option 1 (facades immediately surrounding the square); option 2 (option 1 plus selected landmarks outside the square, such as the train depot and other heritage sites); and option 3 (a larger area extending along Elm and Flynn and including the heritage block). Staff noted the original public mailing had caused confusion because the initial mailed graphic appeared as a large circle instead of the actual outlined parcels.

Council members said several business owners urged starting with a smaller, successful district concentrated around the square and then expanding, while others recommended adding nearby landmark properties or extending the boundaries northward to capture turning points into the square. Concerns raised included clear communications to property owners, the possibility of owners making exterior changes before an expanded district is adopted, and whether preservation incentives and grant funding could support private rehabilitation.

Council discussion ended with direction to return map options to the HP committee and to bring an updated proposal back to the council for a subsequent public hearing and required mailings and publication. Staff confirmed that a new public hearing and mailed notice will be required once a final map is prepared.","After a town hall and public feedback, the council discussed three map options for a proposed historic preservation (HP) district and directed the HP committee to refine the map and return recommendations for the next council meeting.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6219001,"Council amends industrial zoning to allow distribution centers and conditionally approves Perry Industrial Park site plan",413,1225000,1638000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3624244-56c2677ae4f403b9be70f8eda55bb700&start=1225&end=1638","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3624244-56c2677ae4f403b9be70f8eda55bb700/thumbnail_1225000.jpg","/articles/6219001/Perry/Noble-County/Oklahoma/Council-amends-industrial-zoning-to-allow-distribution-centers-and-conditionally-approves-Perry-Industrial-Park-site-plan","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6219001-00056a35311bc5d305a1348a5b038e30/orig.mp4?Expires=1775071295&Signature=GuGvuCmTxKx9HsNpCKgDYq~QmSx652N2I41FehJU0b~C-VvjGr4GV9hJPqRnVMHnxr54VRZORS5zrTpavSdExps4u-f1bQt8JACktopMOyIhLxxH2jnffzAzS02liQp0eMIzfWV80kefjH74UdpbGL4CSUse3vdK3LY1SBRUO6mhI~AP4deQtq5OAYc5ZYGLsEkeyK6GTA0IqbZlRUP5v69-m0FH3dfsyjRmy6iC85tKa0htL3VgQCb~cnTu4pDGOEAwRxWEDRign1scgPMRJcS1X4WLRFOVWb2NKrjElG9SRP4e9B69uIBSUMiZv1mkb5vuhO1ZvVKL4J9uyKFQfQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City Council approved Ordinance 2025‑11 to amend Chapter 12 of the Perry Municipal Code to add distribution and warehousing centers as a permitted use in the I‑1 Industrial Light Zoning District.

The planning commission had recommended the change; the staff report said the amendment simply made explicit an intended use for the industrial park. The council passed the ordinance by roll call vote.

Separately, the council considered a site plan review filed by Dustin Cleveland, representative of BHD Land Development LLC, for a distribution center on Parcel 7 and Parcel 10 south of John Wayne Boulevard in the Perry Industrial Park. Cleveland told the council, \"BHD... is very excited about this project,\" and said the developer intends to begin construction at the end of this year with an opening next summer.

Council members and staff discussed on‑ and off‑site improvements, including the condition of John Wayne Boulevard and a frontage road on the property. Staff said Dustin's team had pulled core samples of the road and would send them to the project's engineer, Matt Coe, for recommendations on pavement profiles and curb and gutter needs. The council moved and seconded a conditional approval: site plan approval contingent on successful negotiation of required on‑ and off‑site improvements between the city and the developer.

The ordinance (2025‑11) and the conditional site plan were approved by roll call votes; the site plan approval explicitly allowed staff to finish negotiations on required improvements and make them conditions of final approval.","The council adopted Ordinance 2025‑11 to expressly permit distribution/warehousing centers in the I‑1 industrial zoning district and conditionally approved a site plan for a distribution center by BHD Land Development LLC in the Perry Industrial Park, contingent on negotiated on‑ and off‑site improvements.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6219006,"Perry council adopts $8,169,645 fiscal year 2025–26 budget",265,876000,1141000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3624244-56c2677ae4f403b9be70f8eda55bb700&start=876&end=1141","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3624244-56c2677ae4f403b9be70f8eda55bb700/thumbnail_876000.jpg","/articles/6219006/Perry/Noble-County/Oklahoma/Perry-council-adopts-8169645-fiscal-year-202526-budget","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6219006-fcb2df669e0f37576842078138591aee/orig.mp4?Expires=1775071295&Signature=KV4MS-wuZrYEjRwKjzuN07K-QRySTAfyCHbvugpu0XB4uQP5RwrOvDEEof8J5eHEyARajN9ZHeUJfbKD8S15R6lRIF2N8MXFo9wrTdsgpmWOiZXT5XAvAMLw8j6mkW4Pls2WIhTJoZ8ICOX0UwOg4xzb5PmQOOb~LiGTlrI~yfI~TKM-9gqC1vX2jAGlYUUNubg68xuEUakaYbdc~ygUruHzaAbp0iyqoIvUpp~coZ~rhNSeHt~JNWu2RSnyvIHQWZH7hLRH-JpiWeuDT3fqjGoMd3WoPhIUdfXbDXDkf1v3jTrAyRXddqfw6~5hGhckjyuDlUFZyftBCRQ2bheeAg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Perry City Council approved Resolution 2025‑07 adopting the City of Perry's fiscal year 2025–26 general fund and related governmental budgets and appropriations, with a total appropriation amended to $8,169,645.

Council discussion before the vote focused on a $7,000 increase in the line for GIS software (from $5,000 to $12,000). Russ (CFO) said, \"It's a $7,000 increase. So when we make a motion, we need to do that.\" The council then moved, seconded and adopted the resolution by roll call vote.

The adopted budget covers capital and operating expenditures across the city and component entities, including the Perry Municipal Authority and Perry Facilities Authority. The CFO and staff told council members they had reviewed capital projects and ongoing operational needs during prior budget meetings and one‑on‑one meetings with council members.

The motion passed on a roll call with councilmembers recorded as voting yes: Coffey; Bledsoe; Marshall; Koldarn; Rob; Williams; O'Shea; and others present at the vote. The minutes show the council's intent to direct the mayor, city manager and city clerk to take any additional steps necessary to implement the budgets.

City staff said the budgets will proceed to implementation steps required by the resolution, and routine budget monitoring will continue through monthly reports and the upcoming audit process.","The Perry City Council voted to adopt Resolution 2025‑07 approving the city''s FY 2025–26 budgets and appropriations, amending the total appropriation to $8,169,645 and noting a $7,000 increase to GIS software funding.","actionData","errors"]

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Perry council approves multiple service contracts, extends E‑911 agreement and funds tourism partners

Council discusses shrinking proposed historic‑preservation district; sends matter back to HP committee

Council amends industrial zoning to allow distribution centers and conditionally approves Perry Industrial Park site plan

Perry council adopts $8,169,645 fiscal year 2025–26 budget