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Planning Commission recommends denial of temporary veterinary surgical trailer at NW 50th Street site
Summary
The commission voted to recommend denial of a request to allow a mobile surgical trailer at 2821 NW 50th Street after neighbors raised concerns about driveway placement, noise and lighting; the applicant said she is building an alternate site but cannot move the trailer immediately.
The Oklahoma City Planning Commission on March 27 voted to recommend denial of SPUD 16-75, a request to allow a mobile veterinary surgical trailer to operate at 2821 NW 50th Street.
The applicant, Rachel Petit, the owner of the hospital that houses the trailer, told commissioners the mobile unit was introduced because veterinary surgeons needed CT-enabled space and a mobile unit was the practical option. Petit said she consulted the city at the time and was told the trailer could be parked on the property and that neighbors initially agreed. She described efforts to address complaints — installing signs, adding lighting, installing railroad ties and attempting to add a fence — and said she is actively building an alternate…
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