Meeting Summary
The City Council meeting on July 24th featured a presentation on the successful H&8 Night Market in Oklahoma City, highlighting its community-building and economic development impact. Key discussions included a bid award for airport runway repair and a first reading of an ordinance to update alcohol consumption regulations, particularly in light of the expiring downtown Business Improvement District and upcoming state law changes regarding 3.2 beer.
Key Decisions & Votes
Runway Repair Bid Award
01:00:00The council approved the low bidder for runway repair at Stillwater Regional Airport, with the project partially funded by an Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission grant.
Ordinance 3378 - Alcohol Consumption Regulations
01:02:00The first reading of Ordinance 3378, which updates regulations for public alcohol consumption and addresses the upcoming changes to 3.2 beer laws, was approved to move to a second reading.
Financial Matters
Runway Repair Project
A grant from the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission for up to $115,000 was approved for runway repair, with the city's share being $57,500.
Coming Up
Deadlines
- Downtown BID expiration: August 22nd
- State law changes regarding 3.2 beer: October 2018
Watch For
- Second reading of Ordinance 3378 at the next meeting
- Comprehensive rewrite of the city's alcohol code in the next six months
Announcements
- Presentation on H&8 Night Market by Laura Mehsana, co-founder of Elemental Coffee Co. and H&8 Night Market.
Agenda Summary
General Orders - Presentation by Laura Mehsana
Presentation on the H&8 Night Market in Oklahoma City, its evolution, community impact, and lessons learned for city development and event planning.
Bid Recommendation - Runway Repair at Stillwater Regional Airport
Request for bid award for runway 4-22 repair, with a grant from the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission.
Ordinance Number 3378 - Alcohol Consumption Regulations
First reading of an ordinance to update regulations for public alcohol consumption, addressing the expiring downtown BID and future changes to 3.2 beer laws.
Reports from All Sensors on Board
Updates from the City Attorney, City Manager, and Council members.