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Council approves Enclave Estates preliminary plat for 74‑lot R‑1 subdivision
Summary
The council approved a preliminary plat for Enclave Estates, a 16.73‑acre infill subdivision proposed by Crafton Tull with 74 lots (about 4 units/acre); staff said drainage and subdivision regulations are met and the city plans upgrades to the 29th Street lift station to support development.
The Chickasha City Council approved the preliminary plat for Enclave Estates, a proposed 16.73‑acre subdivision zoned R‑1 that would yield 74 lots and a density of roughly four dwelling units per acre.
Kevin Hall of Crafton Tull presented the plat and said the project “conforms completely to your subdivision regulations,” that a preliminary drainage report shows compliance with city drainage criteria, and that an amenity area and detention pond are planned. Hall said the site is near existing utilities, schools and the fire station.
Council members raised concerns about sewer capacity and the 29th Street lift station. City staff said work on the 29th Street lift station is already in the budget planning to support this and nearby developments. Staff noted the preliminary plat stage focuses on layout and compliance; detailed water, sewer and engineering calculations will be reviewed with a future final plat and construction plans. The council closed the public hearing, moved to approve the preliminary plat and adopted the motion by roll call.
