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Chickasha Industrial Authority approves Resolution 2025-12R correcting surplus description for airport land

3804237 · June 10, 2025
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Summary

The authority approved Resolution 2025-12R to correct a prior surplus declaration and reaffirm the public record after closing on property tied to the Chickasha Airport; the resolution returns roughly 47.18 acres to the airport and adjusts the surplus acreage.

The Chickasha Industrial Authority approved Resolution 2025-12R to correct a prior surplus-property declaration and to reaffirm transparency in the public record regarding land at the Chickasha Airport.

According to the resolution discussion, a prior resolution had declared approximately 320 acres surplus for purposes of a conveyance, but a roughly 47.18-acre portion needed to remain with the airport. The correction reconciles that difference and adjusts the formerly-declared surplus to approximately 278 acres, ensuring the recorded legal description matches the property actually closed by the parties. The transcript identifies the buyer in the earlier closing as "Mr. Hitt."

The resolution includes a detailed legal description of the returned parcel tied to the east half of Section 7 and adjoining lots in the Chickasha Airport area of Grady County. Meeting comments said the change was made to ensure accurate public records after counsel and staff identified the discrepancy "at the last minute" before closing.

A motion to approve Resolution 2025-12R passed on a roll call vote. Recorded votes in the transcript were: Roho — yes; Smith — yes; Lou Loggins — yes; Pebble Point — yes; McCarty — yes; Gien — yes; Grayson — yes.

Meeting discussion framed the action as an administrative correction rather than the creation of new policy; no amendments or additional conditions were recorded during the vote.