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Owasso council approves final plat for Robinson Industrial Park Phase 1

2212704 · January 22, 2025
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Summary

The council approved the final plat for Robinson Industrial Park Phase 1, a 23.37-acre industrial-light subdivision proposing nine lots, supported by staff findings that the plat meets code and by planning commission recommendation.

The Owasso City Council approved the final plat for Robinson Industrial Park Phase 1, a proposed mixed-use industrial subdivision of about 23.37 acres east of North Mingo Road and south of East 76th Street North.

Planning staff presenter Alexa Beamer told the council the property is zoned IL (Industrial Light), was annexed in two actions (Ordinance 252 and Ordinance 748 were cited during the presentation), and appears in the Grow Owasso 2035 plan for industrial and regional employment uses. The final plat proposes nine lots across four blocks; the plat shows two points of access to 76th Street North, and a Reserve Area A intended to encompass private streets and private stormwater infrastructure. Water and sanitary sewer service will be provided by the city of Owasso.

Beamer said the planning commission recommended approval 5–0 at its Jan. 13 meeting. Councilors discussed the land‑use label “industrial/regional employment” and whether the land-use plan’s terminology differs from the zoning code; Beamer explained the land-use plan uses a softened “industrial/regional employment” label while zoning retains IL/IM/IH categories. One councilor asked whether any tenants had been confirmed; Beamer said a developer had broken ground but building permits had not yet been issued.

A motion to approve the final plat passed on the record. Council approval allows the developer to proceed to final engineering, lot development, and permitting subject to usual civil plan and permit review processes.