Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Administration topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Officials note council appointment, open-container permit change and long ODOT construction window
Summary
Staff relayed that the City Council plans to appoint Joe Randalls to a board, approved an open-container ordinance for special events, and that an ODOT road project is expected to last roughly 300+ days along a main corridor.
Committee members received a brief set of administrative updates from staff about recent City Council actions and ongoing transportation work.
A staff member said City Council would bring forward the appointment of Joe Randalls to a board at its most recent meeting and that an open-container ordinance for special-event permits had passed at the council level. The staff report did not include the council vote record; it was relayed as an item of city news.
Staff also reported the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) road project in the corridor is “full swing” and estimated the work could last approximately 300 days. Committee members discussed utility relocations and potential widening but did not take action; the remarks were presented as informational updates.
No committee votes were taken on these items during the meeting.
