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Council approves lot split at 1001 S. Chestnut for new house

Bristow City Council · February 3, 2025
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Summary

Council voted to approve a Planning & Zoning Board recommendation to split the lot at 1001 S. Chestnut so an additional house can be built facing Grant Street; the applicant said drainage will be addressed with a tinhorn and the City Inspector.

The Bristow City Council approved a Planning & Zoning Board recommendation on Feb. 3 to allow a lot split at 1001 S. Chestnut that will enable construction of a second house on the parcel.

Applicant Pecos McNiel told council members he plans for the new house to face Grant Street with driveway access from Grant; he noted a deep drainage ditch on the lot and said he will install a large tinhorn and work with the City Inspector to provide access. Councilmember Judd Johns asked about drainage concerns; after discussion the council voted to approve the split on roll call.