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Council approves purchase and appraisal of 14.739-acre tract north of wastewater plant
Summary
The Bristow City Council approved purchase and appraisal of a 14.739-acre parcel owned by Frederick Johnson, located north of the municipal wastewater treatment plant, to preserve land for possible future expansion; the motion passed unanimously among members present.
On April 21 the Bristow City Council approved moving forward with purchase and appraisal of real property owned by Frederick Johnson, generally described in the minutes by metes-and-bounds and identified as containing 14.739 acres (Creek County Unplatted). City Attorney Beth Anne Childs explained the parcel is located north of the wastewater treatment plant and that the purchase would be a strategic addition for potential future expansion of the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP). The motion was moved by Judd Johns and seconded by Jeff Roberts and passed by roll call (seven Aye, one absent).
The minutes include the full metes-and-bounds description recorded by the city for the parcel and identify the owner as Frederick Johnson. The vote authorizes city staff to proceed with appraisal and purchase steps as recorded; the minutes do not include purchase price or funding source for the acquisition.
