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Council reviews multiple land-use items — plat vacations, replats, final plats and annexation slated for March votes
Summary
Staff presented several land-use applications including a partial plat vacation and concurrent replat for Owasso Market 2 (3.9 acres), NeoSource Business Park final plat (4.85 acres), a large annexation and rezoning for the Ranch Creek Trail (~187 acres), and a rezoning at 7801 N Owasso Expressway for industrial light use; most items were recommended by Planning Commission and are scheduled for council votes next meeting.
Planning and engineering staff presented multiple land-use cases and asked council for any direction prior to formal votes scheduled for the March 17 meeting.
Owasso Market 2 (partial plat vacation and concurrent replat): Staff said a 3.9-acre portion originally designated as a detention easement is now redundant because a new regional detention pond serves the area. The applicant proposes to vacate the plat easement and replat four commercial lots with mutual access easements; Planning Commission recommended approval 5–0 and there were no public comments.
NeoSource Business Park final plat: Wendy presented a final plat for a 4.85-acre industrial-support lot at 405 W 2nd Ave. Staff noted FEMA/floodplain constraints and that Planning Commission recommended approval 5–0; the item is on the March 17 agenda for a vote.
Annexation and rezoning for Ranch Creek Trail (approx. 187.31 acres): Wendy said the city purchased property for a large trail and park and is seeking annexation with concurrent rezoning to Public Facilities. Planning Commission recommended approval 5–0 and staff reported minimal public input so far; staff identified two different water providers depending on parcel location (city of Owasso and Washington County RWD #3).
Rezoning at 7801 N Owasso Expressway (OZ26-03): Staff said the applicant Mango Aerospace seeks Industrial Light zoning for 2.89 acres to allow aircraft maintenance support; staff noted this will require a separate Specific Use Permit for the operation and that Planning Commission recommended approval. Councilors asked about access and buffering; staff said architectural and screening requirements will be addressed in the SUP process.
All items were discussed but not voted on; staff said each is scheduled to return to council on March 17 for formal action.
