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Committee reviews utility‑easement closure at Tulsa Tech campus and a driveway license; staff recommended approval

5091866 · June 25, 2025
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Summary

Public Works staff told the committee that a utility‑easement closure request for Tulsa Technology Center’s Illinois Campus and a license for a decorative driveway at 1581 E 20th St. were reviewed by utilities and boards with no objections and recommended for approval; no formal committee vote was recorded.

City Public Works staff briefed the committee on two land‑use items: an ordinance to close a utility easement requested by Wallace Design on behalf of Tulsa Technology Center for property at 3720 S. Memorial Drive (Tulsa Tech, Illinois Campus), and a license agreement to allow a colored‑stained decorative concrete driveway and decorative rock curb within the street right‑of‑way at 1581 E. 20th St.

Public Works staff said the Tulsa Tech easement request had been reviewed by utility companies and board authorities with no objections and recommended approval. The applicant’s stated purpose was future campus expansion; the request is associated with Council District 5.

On the license agreement, staff said utility work had removed a property approach and portion of the curb and the property owners requested permission to restore their decorative driveway and rock curb. The application was reviewed by relevant authorities with no objections and staff recommended approval. That item is in Council District 4.

No formal committee vote was recorded during the meeting; staff were dismissed after the presentations and the items will proceed through the city’s ordinance or license approval processes.

Ending: Committee members had no further questions after staff noted both requests had cleared utility and board reviews and recommended approval.