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Votes at a glance: Jenks Planning Commission (meeting actions)

City of Jenks Planning Commission · February 7, 2025
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Summary

Key commission actions: unanimous approval of the consent agenda; unanimous recommendations to approve PA25‑44 and JZ25 PUD142 MA1 (land‑use and PUD amendment); unanimous approval of JZ25 PUD152 (RS‑2 gated subdivision); and unanimous tabling of a package of UDO changes for further refinement.

Votes recorded at the meeting:

• Consent agenda (items A–D): Approved by voice vote (unanimous) — clerk recorded individual yes votes.

• PA 25‑44 (Comprehensive Plan map amendment): Motion to approve passed (recorded roll call: Wilson Yes; Boers Yes; Bowman Yes; Nixon Yes; Stevens Yes; Chair West Yes). Outcome: Recommended for approval to City Council.

• JZ25 PUD142 MA1 (Major amendment to PUD 142 / rezoning component): Motion to approve passed (recorded roll call: Wilson Yes; Boers Yes; Bowman Yes; Nixon Yes; Stevens Yes; Chair West Yes). Outcome: Recommended for approval to City Council; subsequent site plan, engineering and federal permits remain required.

• JZ25 PUD152 (RS‑2 with PUD overlay, 130th & Harvard): Motion to approve passed (recorded roll call: Wilson Yes; Boers Yes; Bowman Yes; Nixon Yes; Stevens Yes; Chair West Yes). Outcome: Recommended for approval to City Council.

• UDO Chapter 16 updates package: Motion to table passed (recorded roll call: Wilson Yes; Boers Yes; Bowman Yes; Nixon Yes; Stevens Yes; Chair West Yes). Outcome: Staff to refine proposed ordinance text and return to Planning Commission for further review.

All votes listed above were recorded on the public record and reflected unanimous support by the commission at the meeting. The Planning Commission acts in an advisory capacity; final decisions for rezones and PUD approvals rest with the City Council unless otherwise noted in the UDO.