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Council adopts two ordinances, advances airport rezoning; reappoints audit committee members
Summary
At its Jan. 27 meeting the council adopted ordinances 3552 and 3553, advanced ordinance 3554 to second reading, approved consent docket items including an amended lease, and appointed members to the audit committee.
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The Stillwater City Council on Jan. 27 adopted multiple ordinances, approved consent-docket items and made appointments to the city’s audit committee.
Key votes at the meeting: - Ordinance 3552 (rezoning property at 701 West High Point Drive from Multifamily Intermediate and Commercial General to Commercial Business) was adopted 5-0. - Ordinance 3553 (rezoning property at 3118–3124 East 4th Avenue from Small-Lot Single-Family Residential to Two-Family) was adopted 5-0. - Ordinance 3554 (rezoning approximately 6.8 acres at 2020 West Airport Road / 3111 North Hargis Road from Light Industrial to Public) was advanced to second reading by a 5-0 vote; the rezoning is tied to the proposed animal welfare facility discussed separately.
On the consent docket, councilors removed items D and F for separate consideration. Staff said item 3(d) included small amendments to a lease after the agenda posting, correcting a referenced parking allocation (staff said the agreement has traditionally included four assigned parking spaces, not three) and updating the lessee address to 901 South Lowry; the council approved the amended item 3(d) 5-0. Item F was approved 4-0 with Councilor Clark not participating in that vote.
Appointments: the council reappointed Rachel Dominic and Austin Pollard to additional three-year terms on the audit committee (terms to expire January 2028) and appointed Devin Zacharias to complete a term expiring January 2027; the motion passed 5-0.
Votes recorded at the meeting were routine and staff said the TIF and planning committees had made the recommendations reflected in the actions.

