County approves six utility permits for Cox Communications and ONG
Summary
Rogers County commissioners approved six utility permits (UT-P-26-60 through UT-P-26-65) allowing Cox Communications and ONG to cross or parallel county roads in Districts 1–3; each was approved by unanimous roll call.
The Rogers County Board of County Commissioners approved six utility permits at its July 13 meeting, authorizing Cox Communications and ONG to cross or parallel various county highways and local roads in Districts 1–3.
Permits approved include UT-P-26-60 (Cox Communications across S. 4140 Rd near the Will Rogers Turnpike), UT-P-26-61 (ONG across S. Quail Run Ct), UT-P-26-62 and UT-P-26-63 (Cox Communications crossings and parallels in District 1), and UT-P-26-64 and UT-P-26-65 (Cox Communications crossings in District 2). Each permit passed on unanimous roll calls (DeLozier-aye, Hendrix-aye, Burrows-aye). The minutes list legal descriptions tied to section corners and distances but do not include detailed engineering conditions in the record.
The approvals enable communications and utility work to proceed under the county's permit process; applicants and project contractors will follow permit terms and any required restoration or bonding processes administered by county public works.
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