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Votes at a glance: key actions by Stillwater City Council on Feb. 24, 2025
Summary
Summary of notable votes taken by the Stillwater City Council during the Feb. 24 meeting, including consent docket approvals, ordinance adoptions and ordinances advanced to second reading.
The Stillwater City Council took several votes on Feb. 24, 2025. Notable actions are listed below with motion outcomes and recorded tallies.
• Consent dockets (City Council, Stillwater Utilities Authority, Stillwater Economic Development Authority): Each consent docket was approved by a 5‑0 vote.
• Rezoning — 5599 West Sixth Avenue (CC‑25‑33): Council approved the Planning Commission recommendation and advanced Ordinance No. 35,57 to second reading (vote to approve recommendation: 5‑0).
• Specific use permit — 1600 North Perkins Road (CC‑25‑34): Council approved the Planning Commission recommendation to grant vehicle and equipment sales/service with the condition an 8‑foot masonry wall be constructed adjacent to Cimarron Townhomes (vote: 5‑0).
• Right‑of‑way closing — 5021 North Perkins Road (CC‑25‑35): Council approved the proposed closing and advanced Ordinance No. 35,59 to second reading; motion passed 5‑0.
• Agreement with Payne County for public‑safety communications coordination: Council approved the intergovernmental agreement allowing Payne County to house radio equipment at city tower sites and City Hall, vote 5‑0.
• Airport terminal Work Package 3 / CMAR Amendment 3: Council authorized award to Lippert Brothers and conversion of Work Package 3 to a partial guaranteed maximum price and authorized the city manager to sign documents; vote 5‑0.
• Ordinances adopted on second reading and emergency clauses: Ordinance No. 35,55 (amending city code to allow city manager to limit or extend parking time limits during special events) was adopted on second reading and the emergency clause was approved (vote 5‑0). Ordinance No. 35,56 (allowing city manager to grant overnight camping during special events) was adopted on second reading and the emergency clause was also approved (vote 5‑0).
Votes recorded in the meeting minutes and transcript show unanimous council support (5‑0) for the items listed above. Where individual council member roll‑call names were not recorded in the transcript, the published minutes should be consulted for a member‑by‑member roll call.
