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Midwest City Council approves minor plat for ‘Midwest City Scooters,’ requires sewer extension before recording
Summary
The council approved a minor plat to split two lots into four for the Midwest City Scooters site, subject to required sewer extensions. Planning staff said the plat complies with zoning and subdivision rules; the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval.
Midwest City Council approved a minor plat for the project billed as Midwest City Scooters during a public hearing, with council members approving the plat contingent on sewer extensions being completed before the plat is recorded.
City staff member Mr. Summers presented the item as a minor plat that would divide two existing lots into four and said the site is zoned planned unit development. “The plat that was submitted is consistent with our zoning and subdivision regulation requirements,” Summers said. He told the council that state and local notification requirements had been met and that the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval, subject to the sewer extension being completed before recording.
Jeff Johnson, the applicant, told the council he had no further comments. An unnamed commenter asked whether future businesses on the additional pad sites would create traffic or queuing problems at the neighboring business on Air Depot; the applicant replied that any drive-thru use would have its own stacking lane and would not affect the existing business.
After brief discussion, a council member moved to approve the plat and the motion passed by voice vote. The Planning Commission’s contingency that sewer extensions be completed before plat recording was stated on the record; the council vote applied to the plat as presented with that requirement. The transcript records no written public opposition or written support for the plat.
In other business, the council approved the consent agenda by unanimous consent earlier in the meeting. A separate agenda item to readopt the Citizens Advisory Committee on Housing and Community Development was introduced later in the meeting and referred to staff for consideration; no final action on that resolution appears in the provided transcript.
The council also indicated it will hold a special meeting on Aug. 12 to review the draft Sewer Master Study.
