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Planning commission recommends approval for 2200 North Porter mixed‑use PUD with 24 acres of green space
Summary
Norman Planning Commission voted 7-0 to recommend approval of a planned unit development and preliminary plat for a 69.68‑acre mixed‑use project at 2200 North Porter Avenue that preserves roughly 24 acres of open space around an on‑site pond.
The City of Norman Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval on Oct. 9 of a planned unit development zoning change and preliminary plat for a mixed‑use project at 2200 North Porter Avenue.
Justin Fidget, planning department staff, told commissioners the proposal combines a rezoning and preliminary plat for about 69.68 acres and would create two development areas with commercial uses concentrated in the north portion and multifamily residential in the south. Fidget said the plan preserves a shoreline and pond that the developer designated as a water quality protection zone and incorporates a trail around the pond.
The applicant, Sean Reager, described the…
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