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Developer says 60-unit Aspen Ridge apartments expected to begin construction in October
Summary
Developer presented an update on the Aspen Ridge project near the Creek Turnpike; council heard the apartments are likely to start in October and take 12–18 months to build.
At the April 1 meeting recap, Aaron McCullough and Councilman David Pickle summarized a developer presentation on the Aspen Ridge project near the Creek Turnpike at Aspen Avenue.
The developer told the council the first apartment buildings are expected to start construction in October with a projected 12–18 month construction period, McCullough said. The project was described in the meeting as a roughly 60-unit apartment complex located east of the Reeser site along Aspen Avenue.
Pickle and McCullough framed the development as part of rapid growth in south Broken Arrow and noted commercial activity nearby, including a Reeser location and new restaurants the speakers said were drawing customers. No formal council action or vote on the development was recorded in the meeting excerpt provided.
Details such as building permits, exact unit counts in final plans, traffic studies, or approvals beyond the developer presentation were not included in the excerpt; the city’s planning department records and the full meeting packet should be consulted for permit status and the final project scope.
