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Votes at a glance: contract awards, rezoning and ordinances adopted by Broken Arrow City Council
Summary
Council took multiple roll-call actions including awarding a $1.43 million street-rehabilitation contract, approving a rezoning for Villas at Battle Creek and adopting several zoning-related ordinances with emergency clauses.
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The Broken Arrow City Council recorded several formal actions during the meeting. The transcript shows roll calls for each item; individual member votes were not transcribed in the provided excerpt. The actions below summarize each item, its immediate outcome as recorded in the meeting transcript, and key details from staff presentations.
- Carriage Crossing Residential Roadway Rehabilitation Project (Agenda M 9 c): Awarded to Cherokee Pride Construction Inc., lowest responsible bidder at $1,427,226.75. Engineer's estimate: $1,966,581.10. Outcome: approved (roll call recorded).
- BAZ2205-2025 (Rezoning, Villas at Battle Creek): Rezone approximately 7.39 acres from CG to RSP for 35 single-family lots. Planning Commission recommended approval 3-0. Outcome: approved (roll call recorded); subject to platting.
- COMP2154-2025 (Comprehensive Plan amendment): Change ~11.4 acres to level 4 to permit a water tower and future commercial use. Planning Commission recommended approval 5-0. Outcome: approved (roll call recorded).
- Ordinance 38-80 (Reserved parking for designated city officials): Presented for final adoption; council adopted the ordinance and approved the emergency clause (roll call recorded).
- Ordinance 38-81 (Amend zoning; BAZ2067 & PUD 94W): Final adoption and emergency clause approved (roll calls recorded).
- Ordinance 38-82 (Amend zoning; BAZ2050 & PUD 306): Final adoption and emergency clause approved (roll calls recorded).
Several items were previewed for later adoption or set for future meetings. For example, an amendment to the sign code to permit billboards on city property under lease was previewed and set for a future adoption hearing; an amendment to the Life Ride membership reimbursement policy was previewed and set for adoption. A proposed three-year promotional license with ScottFest was discussed extensively but the transcript excerpt does not record a final roll-call vote.
Notes: the provided transcript records the motions, seconds and roll-call prompts but does not list individual yes/no votes in the excerpt. Where the transcript recorded only preview/setting for adoption, the item is noted as such rather than reported as adopted.

