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Planning panel approves Covell Creek Corner preliminary plat after hours of traffic and safety debate
Summary
The Edmond Planning Commission approved a preliminary plat for Covell Creek Corner on April 7 by a 3–0 vote after extensive public comment raising traffic, left-turn and drainage concerns; applicants said the plat complies with ordinances and that required right-of-way and engineering details will be addressed at final plat.
The Edmond Planning Commission voted 3–0 April 7 to approve consideration of a preliminary plat for Covell Creek Corner, a roughly 9.7-acre development at the northwest corner of Covell and Coltrane that proposes one lot, two driveways and roadway widenings on Covell and Coltrane.
The developer’s team — represented by attorney Todd McInnis and engineers Mohammed Khan and BJ Hawkins — told the commission the plat meets ordinance requirements and that private investment tied to the plat will enable intersection and drainage improvements the city cannot currently afford. “We don’t rely on anecdotal stories,” McInnis said during his…
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