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Votes at a glance: Norman Planning Commission (Oct. 9)

6440340 · October 10, 2025
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Summary

The Planning Commission approved the consent docket and recommended a major PUD rezoning for a 456‑unit Colrain project; it postponed a separate micro‑unit SPUD and a sorority special‑use request to Nov. 13.

At its Oct. 9 meeting the Norman Planning Commission took the following formal actions:

- Consent docket: The commission approved routine consent items, including approval of Planning Commission minutes of Sept. 11, 2025; SFP-2526-1 (short form plat by K and L Properties, LLC for 2020 West Lindsay, Block B Hilltop Addition); COS-2526-2 (Norman Rules Certificate of Survey for Gregory Estates); COS-2526-3 (with variances for tract setbacks and acreage); and a Norman Rules Certificate of Survey for Roadrunner Estates at 5401 Alameda Street. The consent docket passed on a 7-0 vote.

- Items 7 & 8 (Colrain Multifamily PUD): The commission voted 7-0 to recommend approval of Ordinance O-2526-6 (rezoning to a PUD) and preliminary plat PP-2526-7 for Colrain Multifamily (456 units). See separate report for details on this item.

- Item 9 (special use for a sorority house, 1401 College Ave.): The applicant requested postponement; the commission granted the postponement to the Nov. 13, 2025 Planning Commission meeting.

- Item 10 (1107 & 1111 S. Chautauqua SPUD): The applicant requested and the commission approved postponement to the Nov. 13, 2025 Planning Commission meeting to allow further neighborhood outreach and parking negotiations. See separate report for details on this item.

Votes listed above are commission recommendations to City Council where applicable. City Council review and final action are required for rezoning and ordinance items.