January 28, 2022 City Council Meeting

Major Robert Coleman, Sergeant Todd Burkhead, Corporal Kevin Matson, and Corporal Richard Lawrence were recognized for designing and building 46 bunker gear dryers for the fire department, significantly improving safety and efficiency.

Jonathan Gray, Animal Welfare Superintendent, was commended for his 19 years of service, leadership in increasing the shelter's live release rate to 86%, and instituting the menacing dog ordinance.

A revocable permit was granted to the American Heart Association for the 2019 Central Oklahoma Heart Walk on June 1st, with the festival at Bicentennial Park.

A revocable permit was granted to the Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma for the Bark Walk on May 18th at Bicentennial Park.

A revocable permit was granted to Oklahoma City Beautiful for their 'Bloomin' Brunch' event on May 18th to raise funds for their harvest program.

A revocable permit was granted to Girls on the Run Central Oklahoma to hold their celebratory 5K downtown on May 18th.

The final approval agreement for 'Taking Flight' by Jason Klimoski and Leslie Chang of Studio KCA was approved for Upper Scissortail Park.

Staff was authorized to negotiate a contract for 'Virtual Sky' by Susan Narduli Studio and Tina Agassian for the main atrium of the convention center.

Staff was authorized to negotiate a contract for 'B-52' by Daniel Moore to Oxide Studio for a site at the Lake Draper Trail.

Staff was authorized to negotiate a contract for 'Convergence' by Don Narcome for a site at the Lake Draper Trail.

Staff was authorized to negotiate a contract for 'Booyah Car' by Gabriel Friedman for a site at the Lake Draper Trail, despite some council concerns about its suitability for a nature trail.

A joint resolution with the Oklahoma City Airport Trust was approved to revise public parking rates to fund capital improvements, increasing daily rates for Lot 1, Lot 2, Lot 3, and the garage.

The ordinance related to changes in the electrical code was adopted.

A resolution declaring the need for the adoption of the National Electrical Code was adopted.

An ordinance related to alarm permits was adopted with an amendment to strike a provision in section 43-86.1.

A resolution declaring several structures as dilapidated was adopted.

A resolution declaring the structure at 935 Northeast 17th as dilapidated was adopted.

A resolution declaring several structures as unsecured was adopted.

A resolution declaring several buildings as abandoned was adopted.

A resolution approving the incurrence of indebtedness by the Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust through the issuance of commercial paper notes up to $350 million was approved.

A resolution approving salary continuation for Corporal William Meadows during rehabilitation was approved.

A joint resolution authorizing legal representation for municipal employees David Store and Bailey Hawkins in a specific case was approved.

An ordinance declaring a 180-day moratorium on the acceptance of applications for small box discount stores in the 73111 zip code was adopted with an emergency clause, effective immediately, to address food desert concerns.

Public Art Commission for Upper Scissortail Park ('Taking Flight')

Commission for the public art project.

Public Art Commission for Convention Center ('Virtual Sky')

Commission for the public art project in the main and secondary atriums.

Airport Parking Facility Capital Improvements

Proposed parking rate increases at Will Rogers World Airport are intended to generate an additional $2.7 million annually to fund numerous capital improvements over the next five years.

Water Utilities Trust Commercial Paper Note Series

Resolution approving the incurrence of indebtedness by the Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust through the issuance of commercial paper notes to fund critical projects and lower borrowing costs.

Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

Invocation by Pastor Bill Holtz and Pledge of Allegiance by Councilman Larry McAtee.

Presentations from the Office of the Mayor

Recognition of Quarterly Safety Stars, Employee of the Month, Public Service Recognition Week, Building Safety Month, Teacher of the Month, and Municipal Clerks Week.

Appointments (Items D-H)

Appointments under the Office of the Mayor.

Journal of Council Proceedings (Items A-B)

Approval of council proceedings.

Requests for Uncontested Continuances

Amendments and deferrals of various agenda items, including striking a vendor from 7B1, deferring 7T and 17 to June 4th, deferring 9L to May 21st, striking items from 9P1 and 9Q1, and deferring 11C to May 21st.

6A: Revocable Permit with American Heart Association

For the 2019 Central Oklahoma Heart Walk.

6B: Revocable Permit with Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma

For the Bark Walk.

6C: Revocable Permit with Oklahoma City Beautiful

For 'Oh What a Beautiful Morning' (Bloomin' Brunch).

6D: Revocable Right-of-Way Use Permit with Girls on the Run Central Oklahoma

To hold the Girls on the Run of Oklahoma County Celebratory 5K.

Oklahoma City Municipal Facilities Authority (OCMFA) Items A-G

Various items under OCMFA.

Oklahoma City Public Property Authority (OCPA) Items A-B

Various items under OCPA.

Oklahoma City Environmental Assistance Trust (OCEAT) Claims and Payroll

Claims and payroll for OCEAT.

7R: Presentations on Public Art

Presentations on five public art projects under MAPS 3, including 'Taking Flight', 'Virtual Sky', 'B-52', 'Convergence', and 'Booyah Car'.

7X1, 7X2, 7X5: Street Resurfacing

Discussion on resurfacing projects on 4th Street, Northeast 8th Street, and North Lincoln.

7Z3: Street Enhancements in Paseo

Discussion on street enhancement project in the Paseo district.

7AE: Agreement for Construction of City Street with Gallardia Physicians Group LLC

Discussion regarding a private land dispute and the city's involvement in constructing a street.

7AL: Joint Resolution of the Oklahoma City Airport Trust Adjusting Parking Rate Schedule

Presentation and discussion on proposed parking rate increases at Will Rogers World Airport.

7AP: Budget Presentation

Formal introduction of the budget and schedule for public hearings.

Consent Docket

Approval of remaining consent docket items, excluding those pulled or deferred.

9A1: Ordinance on Final Hearing (109.01 North Midwest Boulevard)

Rezoning from AA to PUD 1711.

9A2: Ordinance on Final Hearing (4701 Northeast 122nd)

Rezoning from PUD 1646 to POD 1712.

9A3: Ordinance on Final Hearing (222 East Sheridan)

Rezoning from Bricktown Core District to SPD 1086, with public comments against a video screen billboard.

9A4: Ordinance on Final Hearing (630 Southeast 15th Street)

Rezoning from R1 and R2 to SPUD 1100.

9A5: Ordinance on Final Hearing (927 East Reno)

Rezoning from I1 to SBD 1107, for an assisted living facility.

9A6: Ordinance on Final Hearing (2928 Southwest 15th Street)

Rezoning from R1, R2, I1, and I2 to SPUD 1108.

9A7: Ordinance on Final Hearing (818 Northwest 65th Street)

Rezoning from R1 to SPUD 1109.

9A8: Ordinance on Final Hearing (2823 Northwest 40th Street)

Rezoning from R1 to SPUD 1111 for a multi-family dwelling.

9A9: Ordinance on Final Hearing (13700 Southwestern Avenue)

Rezoning from SPUD 491 to SBUD 1112 for office commercial development.

9B1: Amendment to Master Design Statement (1629 Northwest 16th)

Amendment to revise permitted use for drinking establishments.

9B2: Ordinance on Final Hearing (1629 Northwest 16th)

Rezoning from SPD 956 and Gateway Urban Conservation Overlay District to SPD-1106.

9C1: Amendment to Master Design Statement (10407 Broadway Extension)

Amendment to revise section 4.4.

9C2: Ordinance on Final Hearing (10407 Broadway Extension)

Rezoning from PUD870 to SPUD1110.

9D1: Amendment to Master Design Statement (301 Northwest 104th Street)

Amendment to the master design statement.

9D2: Ordinance on Final Hearing (301 Northwest 104th Street)

Rezoning from SPUD 740 to SPUD1113.

9E1: Amendment to Master Design Statement (17600 Southeast 104th)

Amendment to the master design statement.

9E2: Ordinance on Final Hearing (17600 Southeast 104th)

Rezoning from AA to PUD 1709, with amendments to technical evaluations.

9F: Ordinance on Final Hearing (11798 Southeast 190)

Rezoning from AA to PUD 1710, with public protest.

9G: Ordinance on Final Hearing (4304 Northwest 23rd Street)

Rezoning from O2 General Office to SPD-1104.

9H: Ordinance on Final Hearing (814 West Sheridan Suites B and D)

Special permit to operate a drinking establishment in the DTD2 downtown transitional district.

9I1: Ordinance on Final Hearing (Electrical Code)

Ordinance related to the electrical code.

9I2: Resolution Declaring Need for National Electrical Code Adoption

Resolution declaring the need for the adoption of the National Electrical Code.

9J: Ordinance on Final Hearing (Alarm Permits)

Ordinance related to alarm permits.

9K: Public Hearing Regarding Ordinance Related to Drainage and Flood Control

Public hearing on drainage and flood control ordinance.

9M: Ordinance to be Introduced (Viola Energy)

Ordinance granting a revocable use to Viola Energy, to be set for final hearing on May 21st.

9N1: Public Hearing Regarding Dilapidated Structures

Public hearing on dilapidated structures (items A-G).

9N2: Resolution Declaring Structures Dilapidated

Resolution declaring structures dilapidated.

9O1: Public Hearing Regarding Dilapidated Structure (935 Northeast 17th)

Public hearing on dilapidated structure at 935 Northeast 17th.

9O2: Resolution Declaring Structure Dilapidated

Resolution declaring structure at 935 Northeast 17th dilapidated.

9P1: Public Hearing Regarding Unsecured Structures

Public hearing on unsecured structures (excluding stricken items).

9P2: Resolution Declaring Structures Unsecured

Resolution declaring structures unsecured.

9Q1: Public Hearing Regarding Abandoned Buildings

Public hearing on abandoned buildings (excluding stricken items).

9Q2: Resolution Declaring Buildings Abandoned

Resolution declaring buildings abandoned.

9R: Resolution Approving Incurrence of Indebtedness by OCWUT

Resolution approving the incurrence of indebtedness by the Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust for commercial paper notes.

9S1: Resolution Approving Salary Continuation for Corporal William Meadows

Resolution approving salary continuation for Corporal William Meadows.

9T1: Joint Resolution Authorizing Legal Representation

Joint resolution authorizing legal representation for municipal employees.

9U1: Claims Recommended for Denial (Items A-Z)

Claims recommended for denial.

10A1: Claims Recommended for Approval (Items A-E)

Claims recommended for approval.

11A: Resolution Approving Travel and Reimbursement for Councilman David Greenwell

Resolution for travel to attend the Summit on Government Performance and Innovation.

11B: Ordinance Declaring 180-Day Moratorium on Small Box Discount Stores (73111 Zip Code)

Ordinance to be introduced and adopted with an emergency clause regarding small box discount stores.

City Manager Reports

Presentation of the third-quarter report from the Convention Visitors Bureau and an update on street lights.