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Council approves planning items, consent docket adjustments and used-car-lot limits; pulls made for two shutoff accounts
Summary
Council approved a range of routine and planning votes: accepted a change order on a 63rd St. sidewalk project, approved a restricted used-car-lot zoning for part of the property, adjusted consent-docket claims, and authorized a utility-shutoff resolution while removing two accounts for staff follow-up.
WARR ACRES — At its Dec. 18 meeting, the City Council approved multiple agenda items spanning final acceptance of a public-works project, planning approvals and consent-docket changes.
The council accepted the final quantity change order on the 63rd and James Capp intersection/sidewalk project after staff reported the project came in under estimate and a deduct of about $35,100 was identified.
In planning business, the council approved a zoning change limited to the portion of 5959 NW 39th to allow a used-car lot; the approval excludes on-site service bays and limits the scope to the site plan area shown to prevent future expansion without additional review.
On utility collections, the council opened a public hearing on a resolution to ask Oklahoma City to shut off water service at properties with unpaid sewer fees. Several residents appeared and two accounts (5952 NW 59th and 5712 NW 64th) were pulled from the resolution to allow staff further investigation and outreach; the remainder of the resolution was approved to proceed with notices to Oklahoma City.
Council also approved consent-docket amendments (including removing a $280.56 DPM/Daibond sign charge) after a member pulled that line for clarification. Several routine economic development and finance items were approved by one combined vote.
Next steps: staff to follow up with notified homeowners, provide utility-billing outreach and documentation, and record the restricted zoning and final project acceptance in city records.
