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Bristow delays vote on nuisance‑abatement ordinance, sends it to July 7 agenda
Summary
Council continued consideration of a proposed ordinance to allow administrative nuisance abatement (instead of full council consideration) to the July 7, 2025 meeting; no ordinance language was adopted on June 16.
The Bristow City Council continued agenda item #17 — a proposed ordinance to amend Chapter 14 (Health and Sanitation), Article V (nuisances) to add a provision allowing an administrative process rather than requiring City Council consideration for nuisance abatement cases — to the July 7, 2025 meeting. Councilmember Judd Johns moved to continue the item and Councilmember Randy Witty seconded the motion.
Mayor Kris Wyatt noted that no action was required on agenda item #16 (abatement for the property commonly known as 819 S. Oak St.) at this meeting; item #16 will appear on the next agenda. The continued ordinance will return for further consideration on July 7 where councilmembers may vote on specific language and any emergency declaration included in the draft.
