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Edmond council approves two PUD rezonings, continues one site plan
Summary
Council approved two planned‑unit developments (Z25‑17 and Z25‑26) with conditions — including use restrictions, unit reductions and access limits — and continued a Keikindal Dermatology site plan to Feb. 23 at the applicant’s request; votes were unanimous.
The Edmond City Council approved multiple zoning items after public hearing and planning‑commission review.
For case Z25‑17, staff described a request to rezone roughly 17.7 acres at the northwest corner of Covell Road and Santa Fe Avenue from single‑family to a restricted planned unit development. Ken Bryan, the city’s director of planning, said the PUD would allow expanded home‑occupation uses such as counseling and limited office or community service functions with a cap on nonresident employees; planning commission recommended approval 5‑0. Mark Zitzow, the applicant’s representative, said the existing barn on the property would be used for counseling for church members and that the PUD had been amended to expressly prohibit overnight drug‑rehabilitation stays after neighbor concerns. Council approved the PUD with the conditions read into the record by the applicant and staff; vote 4‑0.
For case Z25‑26, staff described a roughly 16.5‑acre rezoning at the southeast corner of Danforth Road and Air Depot Boulevard into a two‑track PUD (Track 1 commercial/civic on the arterial corner; Track 2 residential and park/library uses). Planning commission recommended approval with height and use adjustments; council approved additional conditions on the record, including reducing Track 2 units (from ~62 to ~52), striking numerous uses from Track 1 (for example country club, fuel sales and self‑storage), increasing minimum lot widths in Track 2 and limiting Track 1 to a single point of access. The motion carried 4‑0.
Earlier in the meeting the council continued a site plan for Keikindal Dermatology to Feb. 23 at the applicant’s request so staff can review a revised plan set. There were no public speakers on these items at the council meeting.
