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Council approves consent docket, appointments and adopts two land development ordinances
Summary
The council approved the consent docket, reappointed members to boards and adopted ordinances amending water/sewer and subdivision processes; all recorded votes were unanimous (5-0).
The Stillwater City Council on May 5 approved the consent docket, reappointed several board members, and adopted two ordinances on second reading affecting water/sewer improvements and the plat/subdivision approval process.
The consent docket passed on a 5-0 vote. The council reappointed Austin Pollard to a three-year term on the Stillwater Housing Authority. Matt Upson, Robin Cornwell and Martha McMillan were reappointed to three-year terms on the Stillwater Public Library Board, with terms expiring in May 2028.
On ordinance adoptions, the council adopted Ordinance 35-65, which amends multiple chapters related to water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, utility tie-on charges and lease-purchase language for service extensions and sewer main extensions; the motion to adopt passed 5-0. The council also adopted Ordinance 35-66 amending chapter 23 (land development code) section 23-63 concerning plat/subdivision approval; that motion passed 5-0.
The Stillwater Economic Development Authority reappointed members of the Tourism Advisory Committee to three-year terms, naming Vice Mayor Amy Jeloski as chair and confirming representative positions from Visit Stillwater and Oklahoma State University; some representative seats remain standing appointments by their parent institutions and do not require reappointment by the board.
Votes and appointments were recorded as unanimous; no dissent or abstentions were recorded during May 5 business.
Ending: The council and associated authorities completed routine governance actions and moved multiple land development and utilities ordinances into effect following the recorded votes.
