November 6, 2018 City Council Meeting

Resolution recognizing Heather Pierce as Teacher of the Month for November 2018 was unanimously approved.

Resolution recognizing Shamera Gibson as Employee of the Month for November 2018 was unanimously approved.

Resolution thanking and commending Dr. Lee Cooper for his service to Ward 7 was unanimously approved as he concludes his tenure.

A revocable permit for the Quail Community Foundation to hold a Creek Run Turkey Trot on November 24th was unanimously approved.

A revocable permit for Stockyard City Main Street to hold the India Shrine Fall Ceremonial Parade on November 17th was unanimously approved.

The final acceptance of Wellness Center Number Two at Capitol Hill, the Pete White Health and Wellness Center, was unanimously approved.

An ordinance to change zoning from AA/R1 to PUD 1670 for a 134-acre property owned by the Commissioners of the Land Office was unanimously approved after extensive discussion on development plans and neighborhood concerns.

An amendment to the master design statement to eliminate a sidewalk and the ordinance to rezone for the Pivot project, which will provide tiny homes and services for youth, were both unanimously approved.

An amendment to Section 3410 of the Adult Novelties Ordinance, clarifying intent to protect children from exposure, was unanimously approved.

The ordinance regarding adult novelties, as amended, was approved by a 5-3 vote after debate on its constitutionality and impact.

An ordinance on final hearing related to streetcar operations was unanimously approved.

An ordinance to remove metered parking on the north side of Northwest 5th Street between Broadway and Robinson was unanimously approved.

An ordinance to remove the Thursday through Sunday 3:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. open carriage stand at Norick and Robinson was unanimously approved.

A resolution declaring various structures to be dilapidated was unanimously approved.

A resolution declaring various structures to be unsecured was unanimously approved.

A resolution declaring various buildings to be abandoned was unanimously approved.

A resolution adopting the five-year Capital Improvement Plan, totaling $3.2 billion, was unanimously approved.

A resolution authorizing the acceptance of the 2018 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant, with funds for a digital evidence collection program, was unanimously approved.

The collective bargaining agreement with the International Association of Firefighters Local 157 was approved by a 6-2 vote.

A resolution authorizing the municipal counselor to confess judgment without admitting liability in the case of Plemons V City of Oklahoma City was unanimously approved.

A motion to enter executive session to discuss pending opioid litigation was unanimously approved.

Four claims recommended for approval were unanimously passed.

A resolution adopting the city's legislative agenda for the upcoming year was unanimously approved.

A resolution adopting the city's federal agenda for the upcoming year was unanimously approved.

Downtown Maps Economic Development Project Plan Amendment (AICCM)

Proposed amendment to the Downtown TIF district to provide incentives for the American Indian Cultural Center and Museum and surrounding commercial development. Phase 1 potential private investment of $400 million, Phase 2 of $200 million, and Increment District B of $150 million. Total public investment through TIF could be up to $150 million.

Capital Improvement Plan for FY2019-2023

Adoption of a five-year Capital Improvement Plan totaling $3.2 billion, with funding from trust funds, GO bonds, and dedicated sales tax.

Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (2018)

Acceptance of a joint award for the 2018 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant, with Oklahoma City's share of approximately $271,000 to be used for a digital evidence collection program.

Collective Bargaining Agreement with IAFF Local 157

Approval of the collective bargaining agreement. Councilman Shadid raised concerns about the estimated $2.5 million increase in insurance payments and transparency regarding firefighter healthcare costs.

Office of the Mayor - Teacher of the Month (Heather Pierce)

Recognition of Heather Pierce, a first-grade teacher at Crooked Oak Public Schools, as Teacher of the Month for November 2018.

Office of the Mayor - Employee of the Month (Shamera Gibson)

Recognition of Shamera Gibson, an System Support Specialist for the IT Department, as Employee of the Month for November 2018.

Office of the Mayor - Farewell to Councilman Lee Cooper

Resolution thanking and commending Dr. Lee Cooper for his selfless service to Ward 7 and the City of Oklahoma City.

Office of the Mayor - Item 3D

Motion to enter into executive session to discuss performance evaluation and salary of the City Auditor.

Office of the Mayor - Item 3E

Motion to enter into executive session to discuss performance evaluation and salary of the Municipal Counselor.

Office of the Mayor - Item 3F

Motion to enter into executive session to review and discuss applications and resumes for the office of City Manager.

Journal of Council Proceedings - Items A and B

Approval of the Journal of Council Proceedings.

Requests for Uncontested Continuances

Several items were requested for continuance or to be stricken from the agenda due to corrections or owner actions.

6A - Revocable Permit with Quail Community Foundation

To hold a Creek Run Turkey Trot on November 24th on Quail Creek Park and Quail Creek Road.

6B - Revocable Right of Way Use Permit with Stockyard City Main Street

To hold the India Shrine Fall Ceremonial Parade on November 17th along Exchange Avenue.

Oklahoma City Municipal Facilities Authority - Items A through E

Approval of items under the Municipal Facilities Authority.

Oklahoma City Public Property Authority - Items A through C

Approval of items under the Public Property Authority.

Oklahoma City Environmental Assistance Trust - Items A through D

Approval of items under the Environmental Assistance Trust.

7 - Consent Docket

Approval of the consent docket, with specific items pulled for discussion.

7L5 - Land Run Sculpture Lighting

Discussion regarding staff's work on lighting the Land Run sculpture along I-40, a 2007 bond issue project.

7X - Agreement with the City of Bethany

Agreement to repave North 16th Street between Rockwell and Eton Lane, a project funded by Safer Better Streets.

7AZ - Agreement with Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse

Partnership with OCPD to assist citizens dealing with mental health issues through community impact teams.

7AX & 7AY - Agreements with Oklahoma City Family Justice Center (Palomar)

Agreements related to the operations and services of the Palomar organization.

7AQ - Resolution accepting Maps 3 Senior Health and Wellness Center

Final acceptance of Wellness Center Number Two at Capitol Hill, named the Pete White Health and Wellness Center.

8 - Concurrence Docket - Items A through K

Approval of items under the concurrence docket.

9A1 - Ordinance on final hearing (807 NW 69th St)

Zoning change from R1 (Single-Family Residential) to I2 (Light Industrial).

9A2 - Ordinance on final hearing (1630 NW 1st St)

Zoning change from R2 (Two-Family Residential) to I2 (Light Industrial).

9A3 - Ordinance on final hearing (721 NE 50th St)

Zoning change from AA (Agriculture) and R1 (Single-Family Residential) to PUD 1670 (Planned Unit Development).

9B1 - Amendment to Master Design Statement (201 & 203 NE 50th St)

Amendment to eliminate the sidewalk on North Walnut Avenue for the Pivot project.

9B2 - Ordinance on final hearing (201 & 203 NE 50th St)

Zoning change from I2 (Light Industrial) to PUD 1695 (Planned Unit Development) for the Pivot tiny homes project.

9C1 & 9C2 - Scooter Sharing Ordinance

Ordinance related to scooter sharing, including revocable permits.

9D1 - Amendment to Section 3410 (Adult Novelties Ordinance)

Amendment to the ordinance regarding certain displays visible to the public, adding an intention to protect children from exposure.

9D2 - Ordinance on final hearing (Adult Novelties)

Ordinance related to miscellaneous provisions and offenses in Chapter 30 of the Municipal Code regarding adult novelties, as amended.

9E - Ordinance on final hearing (Streetcar)

Ordinance related to streetcar operations.

9F1 - Ordinance on final hearing (Traffic Commission)

Removing metered parking on the north side of Northwest 5th Street between Broadway and Robinson.

9F2 - Ordinance on final hearing (Traffic Commission)

Removing the Thursday through Sunday 3:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. open carriage stand at approximately Norick and Robinson.

9G - Ordinance relating to alcoholic beverages and low-point beer

Public hearing for an ordinance to bring city code into compliance with new state laws.

9H - Public hearing regarding ordinance related to businesses and general schedule of fees

Public hearing for an ordinance amending the general schedule of fees for businesses.

9I - Public hearing regarding ordinance amending Downtown Maps Economic Development Project Plan

Public hearing for an ordinance to amend the Downtown TIF district to support the American Indian Cultural Center and Museum (AICCM) and surrounding commercial development.

9J1 - Public hearing regarding dilapidated structures

Public hearing for various dilapidated structures.

9J2 - Resolution declaring structures dilapidated

Resolution declaring various structures to be dilapidated.

9K1 - Public hearing regarding unsecured structures

Public hearing for various unsecured structures, including discussion on the Lincoln Plaza Inn area (G and H).

9K1G & 9K1H - Unsecured Structures (Lincoln Plaza Inn area)

Discussion on the security and redevelopment efforts for the Lincoln Plaza Inn area properties.

9K2 - Resolution declaring structures unsecured

Resolution declaring various structures to be unsecured.

9L1 - Public hearing regarding abandoned buildings

Public hearing for various abandoned buildings.

9L1J & 9L1K - Abandoned Buildings

Items related to abandoned buildings that were deferred from the unsecured structures agenda.

9L2 - Resolution declaring buildings abandoned

Resolution declaring various buildings to be abandoned.

9M1 - Public hearing regarding Capital Improvement Plan

Public hearing for the Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal years 2019 through 2023.

9M2 - Resolution adopting Capital Improvement Plan

Resolution adopting the Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal years 2019 through 2023.

9N1 - Public hearing regarding Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant

Public hearing for the acceptance of the 2018 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant.

9N2 - Resolution authorizing acceptance of Justice Assistance Grant

Resolution authorizing acceptance of the joint award for the 2018 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant.

9O - Collective bargaining agreement with International Association of Firefighters Local 157

Approval of the collective bargaining agreement with the International Association of Firefighters Local 157 for the current fiscal year.

9P1 - Resolution authorizing new municipal counselor to confess judgment

Resolution authorizing the new municipal counselor to confess judgment without admitting liability in the case of Plemons V City of Oklahoma City.

9Q - Executive session on advice of municipal counselor

Motion to enter into executive session to receive confidential communications regarding pending opioid litigation.

10A1 - Claims recommended for approval

Approval of claims recommended for approval.

11A - Resolution adopting legislative agenda

Resolution adopting the city's legislative agenda for the upcoming year.

11B - Resolution adopting federal agenda

Resolution adopting the city's federal agenda for the upcoming year.

12A, B, C - City Manager Reports

Review of City Manager reports.

13 - Citizens to be heard

Opportunity for citizens to address the council.