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Broken Arrow approves Oklahoma Natural Gas line relocation, ties cost to 2018 GO bond funds
Summary
City council approved an agreement with Oklahoma Natural Gas to relocate lines for Phase 2 of the Aspen Avenue improvements; the city’s share is $338,519 to be paid from 2018 general obligation bond funds and the council set a Nov. 17, 2025 bond sale date for related bond proceeds.
Broken Arrow City Council approved an agreement with Oklahoma Natural Gas to relocate gas lines needed for Phase 2 of the Aspen Avenue improvement project, and set a Nov. 17, 2025 date to sell $17 million in 2018 general obligation bonds to fund multiple voter-approved projects.
Phase 1 of the Aspen Avenue widening project is the rehabilitation of Aspen Avenue between Jasper Street and the Indian Springs Sports Complex, with intersection improvements at Jasper Street underway. Phase 2 covers intersection improvements at Aspen Avenue and Tucson Street; the council approved the gas-line relocation agreement required to proceed with that work. The city’s share of the estimated cost to move the lines is $338,519, to be paid from proceeds of the 2018 general obligation bond funds.
City officials also set Nov. 17, 2025, as the date to sell $17,000,000 in bonds tied to the 2018 general obligation bond package. The council noted those proceeds will be used to fund various phases of 19 different projects listed under the transportation, stormwater and drainage propositions approved by voters in 2018.
No individual council member motions or vote tallies were recorded in the meeting summary provided. The agreement with Oklahoma Natural Gas and the bond sale date were described as actions taken by the council during its Oct. 21 meeting.
