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Council sends Timber Ridge plat back to Planning Commission after developers disagree on street connections
Summary
Broken Arrow City Council voted to return the conditional final plat for the 35-acre Timber Ridge subdivision to the Planning Commission after developers and engineers disputed stub-street locations and pedestrian connectivity to Timber Ridge Elementary School.
Broken Arrow City Council on Tuesday voted to send the conditional final plat for the Timber Ridge Residential subdivision back to the Planning Commission after a lengthy public discussion about uncoordinated street connections and safe walking routes to a nearby elementary school.
The 35-acre proposal would create 141 single-family lots west of the southwest corner of Albany Street and 200 Ninth Street. Amanda Yamaguchi, planning and development manager, told the council staff review found the plat met subdivision regulations on its own merits but noted it did not align with a near-simultaneous preliminary plat from an adjacent developer identified in staff materials as "Albany 40." Yamaguchi said the two plats, submitted close in time, contained differing street and…
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