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Planning Commission backs Colrain multifamily PUD for 456 units on 32.5 acres
Summary
The Norman Planning Commission voted 7-0 to recommend approval of a planned unit development rezoning and preliminary plat for a 456-unit multifamily project on 32.5 acres east of Classen Boulevard; the developer committed to preserve eastern tree buffers and widen Imhoff Road at its frontage.
The Norman Planning Commission on Oct. 9 voted 7-0 to recommend rezoning 32.5 acres for a planned unit development that would allow construction of 456 multifamily units on a site about 1,500 feet east of Classen Boulevard.
The proposal, presented by applicant representatives, would rezone the site from A-2 rural agricultural (with a small I-1 corner) to a PUD and advance a preliminary plat for a two‑phase, 32.5‑acre Colrain multifamily development. Planning staff described the AIM future land‑use designation for the site as “urban high.”
Commissioners and the applicant emphasized the project’s preserved green space and buffering along the site’s eastern edge. Laura Hoggett of the City of Norman Planning Department said the site is currently vacant and that staff received protests totaling…
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