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Council moves to consider executive session on possible litigation over Lindsey Street right-of-way

Norman City Council · July 22, 2026
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Summary

Council readied a motion to adjourn into executive session under Oklahoma statutes Title 25 to discuss possible litigation concerning right-of-way acquisition for the Lindsey Street corridor project between Pickard Avenue and Elm Avenue.

At the close of the July 21 special meeting the mayor introduced item 3: a motion to adjourn the special session and convene in executive session as authorized by Oklahoma statutes Title 25 to discuss possible litigation regarding acquisition of right‑of‑way in connection with the Lindsey Street special corridor project from Pickard Avenue to Elm Avenue.

The mayor asked for a motion to adjourn the public meeting and convene into executive session so council and staff could confer on possible litigation. No substantive details of the potential litigation were discussed on the public record; the reading of the item indicates the matter concerns right‑of‑way acquisition for the Lindsey Street corridor.