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Odessa board approves series of ordinances: annexations, rezonings, replats and infrastructure accepted
Summary
At its April 27 meeting the Board of Aldermen adopted a package of ordinances including acceptance of election results and multiple land‑use measures (annexation, rezoning, replat, sewer acceptance), and set ordinance numbers 31‑75 through 31‑83 for the items.
The Odessa Board of Aldermen approved a series of ordinances covering election certification, annexation, rezonings, replats and acceptance of public infrastructure.
Key outcomes at a glance: • Bill 2026‑11 (accept results of the April 7, 2026 general municipal election) — adopted (ordinance 31‑75). • Bill 2026‑12 (annexation of parcel owned by Greenup Holdings LLC / Bruce Sullington) — adopted (ordinance 31‑76). • Bill 2026‑13 (rezoning RZ‑04‑2026) — adopted (ordinance 31‑77). • Bill 2026‑14 (rezoning RZ‑05‑2026) — adopted (ordinance 31‑78). • Bill 2026‑15 (repeal replat of Asher Meadows lots 3 & 4) and Bill 2026‑16 (replat of Asher Meadows) — adopted (ordinance 31‑79; 31‑80). • Bill 2026‑17 (acceptance of sanitary sewer infrastructure for parcels on 9th Street Terrace) — adopted (ordinance 31‑81). • Bill 2026‑18 (amendment to Chapter 50 off‑street parking for R‑1 zones) — adopted as amended (ordinance 31‑82). • Bill 2026‑19 (acceptance of public works improvements within Hill Subdivision Phase 1, contingent on as‑builts) — adopted (ordinance 31‑83).
Most votes were recorded by roll call and carried unanimously or by majority; where recorded the council used standard motions and seconding procedures. Several items included brief public hearings (rezonings and the parking ordinance) and related public comments. Council directed follow‑up on parking code language and on planning and zoning review; for the Hill Subdivision the council accepted infrastructure based on historical approvals and pending as‑built documentation.
The council also approved a mutual‑aid resolution enabling police assistance with Kansas City for the FIFA World Cup security operations; it discussed but did not finalize all details during the meeting.
All adopted ordinances were read for first and second readings as required and were assigned ordinance numbers listed above; staff will publish final ordinance texts and any pending conditions.
