November 6, 2018 City Council Meeting

Approved the Stillwater Public Library's application for a $9,000 health literacy grant from the Oklahoma State Department of Libraries.

After reviewing property owner poll results, which showed a majority did not want overlay districts, the Council decided not to proceed with the proposed overlay districts for 12th Avenue.

Adopted Resolution CC-2018-20, appropriating $6 million from the general fund and $120,000 from the stormwater fee fund for transportation projects.

Adopted Resolution CC-2018-22, establishing a six-month temporary moratorium on enforcing municipal ordinances prohibiting the keeping of chickens in residential areas, to allow for further study of the issue.

Adopted Ordinance Number 3419, amending and repealing portions of Chapter three of the Stillwater City Code regarding alcoholic beverages, in response to state law changes.

Adopted the emergency clause for Ordinance 3419, allowing it to take immediate effect.

Approved the nominations of Mr. Rickman for another term, Vicki Jerome, and Mike Shanahan to the Planning Commission.

Health Literacy Grant

Stillwater Public Library applied for and was awarded a grant for a mobile teaching kitchen unit.

Stormwater Funding

Resolution adopted to appropriate $6 million from the general fund and $120,000 from the stormwater fee fund for transportation projects.

October Sales Tax Report

The city collected over $2.8 million in sales tax, a 3.69% increase from October 2017 and 4.37% over projections for October 2018.

Consent Docket

Approval of routine administrative items.

Public Comment on Agenda Items Not Scheduled for Public Hearing

Opportunity for citizens to comment on agenda items.

Item G (removed from Consent Docket)

Authorization for Stillwater Public Library to apply for a $9,000 health literacy grant.

General Orders A: Report results of property owner polling regarding 12th Avenue overlay districts and seek direction to the development quarter plans and comprehensive plan.

Presentation of poll results on proposed overlay districts and discussion on future planning approaches.

General Orders B: Memorandum regarding a withdrawn item.

Item withdrawn by the developer.

General Orders C: Discussion on requirements for retail/non-residential in form-based code development CC-18-120.

Discussion on options for requiring non-residential components in new developments under form-based code.

Resolution CC-2018-20: A resolution appropriating $6 million from the general fund and $120,000 from the stormwater fee fund for uses provided below.

Resolution for stormwater funding for transportation projects.

Resolution CC-2018-22: A resolution establishing a temporary moratorium suspending the enforcement and prosecution of municipal ordinances prohibiting the keeping of chickens at residential locations within the corporate limits of the city of Stillwater.

Resolution for a temporary moratorium on enforcing chicken-keeping ordinances.

Ordinance Number 3421: An ordinance closing portions of a public right-of-way located within the city of Stillwater adjacent to properties addressed as 1940 West 26th Avenue, 2223 South Willis Street, 1799 West 19th Avenue, and 2199 West 19th Avenue.

Ordinance for closing specific public right-of-way portions.

Ordinance Number 3422: An ordinance rezoning a tract of land located in 1940 West 26th Avenue as more particularly described in this ordinance from RT residential one and two family to RSS residential small lot single-family classification.

Ordinance for rezoning a tract of land.

Ordinance 3423: An ordinance closing portions of a public right-of-way located within the city of Stillwater along West 7th between Maple Avenue and 4th Avenue.

Ordinance for closing specific public right-of-way portions.

Ordinance Number 3424: An ordinance amending Ordinance Number 30407 approving and adopting a minor amendment to the Stillwater Reinvestment Plan, the Stillwater Downtown Campus Link Project Plan, providing for an allocation of generated increment to Payne County, its Health Department, and Meridian Technology as specific revenue source to these public entities as permitted by law, providing for the allocation of apportioned tax increments, clarifying the project area and increment district boundaries, providing for severability and declaring an emergency.

Ordinance for a minor amendment to the TIF plan to address concerns from Payne County and Meridian Technology Center.

Ordinance Number 3419: An ordinance amending and repealing portions of Chapter three Stillwater City Code titled alcoholic beverages by amending article 1 in general section 3 through 5 hours of operation providing for severability and declaring an emergency.

Ordinance to change alcohol laws in response to state regulations.

Reports from Officers and Boards

Updates and announcements from city officials and boards.

Appointments

Appointments to the Planning Commission.