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Public works committee approves plats and extends War Memorial trustee terms
Summary
The public works committee approved a change to the War Memorial Park Trust Authority trust indenture to extend trustee terms from three to five years and approved several plats and replats for retail and residential development after subdivision review committee recommendations.
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The City of Muskogee Public Works Committee approved an amendment to the War Memorial Park Trust Authority trust indenture and signed off on several plats and replats for upcoming retail and residential development.
The committee approved ordinance number 4265a amending Article 6, Section 1 of the trust indenture to extend trustee terms from three years to five years. The change was recommended by War Memorial representatives to maintain continuity as the authority pursues state capital funding; a speaker said the board hopes the state will award up to $6 million but that the award was not yet confirmed.
Planning staff presented a replat for a 4.47-acre retail development behind the T-Mobile site off Shawnee, consolidating several lots into one; staff said the subdivision review committee approved it in April 2025 and recommended council approval. The committee also approved preliminary and final plats for the York Peak addition (about 4 acres) and the Fairway Bridge development (7.51 acres), both routed through subdivision review on April 29, 2025, and both intended for single-family residential development.
The committee approved the War Memorial ordinance and the plats by roll-call votes.

