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Votes at a glance: appointments, plat and CNG contract approved by Midwest City leaders

Midwest City City Council · April 28, 2026
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Summary

Council approved appointments to the Planning and Arts councils, a minor plat, a CNG compressor contract (also approved by the Municipal Authority), and a procedural change-order item; the council also voted to take no action on a jurisdictional executive-session item.

At its regular meeting, the Midwest City Council approved several routine and substantive actions.

Appointments - Marcus Hayes was appointed to the Planning Commission to fill an unexpired term (C4). Councilmembers praised his community service. - Alicia Pettaway was appointed to the Midwest City Arts Council for Ward 1 (C6).

Consent and procedural items - A change order for the 29th Street bridge with ODOT (C11) was pulled after staff discovered an error in the dollar amount; staff said the correct amount will be returned in May but council approved a procedural action for the change order as presented.

Planning and development - The council approved a minor plat for 513 NW Minster Road to split a 5.79-acre lot into two lots, both meeting zoning and subdivision requirements.

Contracts and Municipal Authority - The council approved a contract with CNG Solutions to add a larger compressor at the Public Works site for $1,430,046; staff said the purchase is approximately 80% grant-funded with a 20% city match. The Municipal Authority approved the matching item separately.

Other actions - Council voted to take no action on a jurisdictionally inappropriate executive-session item after staff advised it could not be heard.

Where the transcript did not read a roll-call tally, the minutes record that motions carried by voice vote or unanimous affirmation from the dais.