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Commissioners approve six Cox Communications utility permits across Rogers County
Summary
The Rogers County Board of Commissioners approved six utility permits for Cox Communications to cross and/or parallel county highways and local roads in Districts 2 and 3, as described in the meeting record.
The Rogers County Board of Commissioners approved six utility permits for Cox Communications to cross and parallel county highways and local roads in Districts 2 and 3.
The permits, read into the record by county staff, described location-specific crossings and parallel installations for Cox Communications, with site descriptions tied to section-township-range or distance-from-corner references in the county’s permit forms. Permits included work near Bird Creek in District 3 and multiple locations in District 2, including areas near East Highway 266, Stone Canyon additions, and other local roads identified by township and section in the permit descriptions.
A county official identified each item as an order. Commissioners moved and seconded approval for each permit in turn; motions were recorded as carried with commissioners recorded as voting aye.
The meeting record does not include contractor schedules, detailed engineering plans, or conditions placed on the permits; the permits were approved as presented on the agenda. The board’s recorded action directs staff to issue the permits in accordance with standard county utility-permit procedures.
