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Council approves AriseWell site plan but rejects permanent dead‑end water main
Summary
The Edmond City Council approved site plan and preliminary plat applications for the Santa Fe & Mill Valley Addition (AriseWell Residences) and several related variances but unanimously denied a variance that would have allowed a permanent dead‑end water main, directing staff and the applicant to pursue alternatives.
The Edmond City Council approved the site plan and preliminary plat for the Santa Fe and Mill Valley Addition — a proposed assisted‑living development branded AriseWell Residences — while voting down a requested variance to allow a permanent dead‑end water main.
Staff presented the project as a roughly 3‑acre parcel at the northwest corner of Santa Fe Avenue and Mill Valley with two proposed buildings of about 9,200 square feet each. The council considered a series of variances for sight‑triangle and driveway separation standards, which it approved, and the contested water‑line variance, which the council rejected by a 0‑5 vote.
The project engineer,…
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