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Votes at a glance: Coweta Council approves consent items and accepts roadway improvements; several items tabled to Feb. 2
Summary
On Jan. 5 the Coweta City Council unanimously approved the consent calendar (minutes, resolutions, appointments, permits, a library fund appropriation) and adopted Resolution 2026-02 accepting roadway improvements to South 273rd East Avenue; the Council tabled legal-engagement and appropriation items for Project Atlas and Ordinance 912 to Feb. 2, 2026.
The Coweta City Council recorded the following motions and outcomes at its Jan. 5, 2026 meeting.
- Approval of consent calendar: Motion to approve the consent calendar (which included Dec. 1, 2025 minutes; Resolution 2026-01 supporting the 2026 OneVoice agenda; confirmations of appointments to the Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment; several Oklahoma DEQ construction permits; and Resolution 2025-03 appropriating $14,940 to the Library Fund) was carried unanimously (Naomi Hogue, Jeremy Barnett, Daniel Beatie, Joshua Wilburn, Donald Vieth voted aye).
- Tabled items: A Letter of Engagement with the Center for Economic Development Law and Resolution 2025-45 (a $50,000 General Fund appropriation for legal services related to Project Atlas) were tabled to Feb. 2, 2026 (motion by Naomi Hogue, second by Jeremy Barnett; unanimous).
- Ordinance 912: A motion to table proposed Ordinance 912 (concealed-carry authorization for elected officials and municipal judges) to Feb. 2, 2026 passed unanimously (motion by Jeremy Barnett, second by Naomi Hogue).
- Resolution 2026-02: Motion by Naomi Hogue, second by Jeremy Barnett to adopt Resolution 2026-02 accepting roadway improvements to South 273rd East Avenue passed unanimously.
Why this matters: the consent calendar moves routine administrative matters and appointments; adoption of Resolution 2026-02 transfers the roadway improvements to public maintenance responsibility; tabling preserves time for further review of legal and policy items.
Records: All recorded motions in the minutes show unanimous Council support (5–0) for the actions taken or tabled.
