HomeMy WebLinkAbout2011.07.11_Planning Commission MinutesOWASSO PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
Monday, July 11, 2011
The Owasso Planning Commission met in regular session on Monday, July 11, 2011 at Old
Central per the Notice of Public Meeting and Agenda posted on the City Hall bulletin
board at 3:00 p.m. on July 7, 2011.
ITEM 1. CALL TO ORDER
Dr. Callery called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m.
ITEM 2. ROLL CALL
PRESENT ABSENT
Dr. Mark Callery None
Dr. Paul Loving
Tammy Laakso
David Vines
A quorum was declared present
STAFF
Karl Fritschen
Julie Lombardi
Chelsea Harkins
Warren Lehr
Marsha Hensley
Bronce Stephenson
Dan Salts
Daniel Dearing
ITEM 3. CONSIDER APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF JUNE 13 2011 REGULAR MEETING
The Commission reviewed the minutes of June 13, 201 1 regular meeting.
David Vines moved, seconded by Dr. Loving, to approve the minutes. A vote on
the motion was recorded as follows:
YEA: Callery, Loving, Laakso, Vines
NAY: None
Motion carried 4 -0.
ITEM 4. Rezoning #OZ 11-03 - Consideration and appropriate action related to a
request for the review and acceptance to rezone approximately 2.431
acres of land from AG (Agriculture) to CG (Commercial General) located
at 11415 East 96 Street North,
Bronce Stephenson presented the item, recommending Planning Commission approval
of rezoning request OZ 11-03 from AG to CG.
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Dr. Loving moved, seconded by Dr. Callery, to approve the rezoning request OZ 11 -03, as
recommended. A vote on the motion was recorded as follows:
YEA: Callery, Loving, Laakso, Vines
NAY: None
Motion carried 4 -0.
Dr. Callery requested that Item 5 be moved to Item 8 on the agenda.
Item 5. Final Plat - Christian Brothers Automotive - Consideration and appropriate
action related to the request for the review and acceptance of a final
plat consisting of one (1) lot, on approximately 0.65 acres of land, located
in front of the Caudle Center. The subject property is near the southwest
corner of East 961h Street North and Garnett Road.
Bronce Stephenson presented the item, recommending Planning Commission approval
of the final plat for Christian Brothers Automotive.
David Vines moved, seconded by Tammy Laakso, to approve the final plat request for
Christian Brothers Automotive, subject to any TAC or Staff recommendations. A vote on
the motion was recorded as follows:
YEA: Callery, Loving, Laakso, Vines
NAY: None
Motion carried 4 -0.
Item 6. Final Plat - The Reserve on Elm Creek - Consideration and appropriate
action related to the request for the review and acceptance of a final
plat consisting of forty -one (41) lots, three (3) blocks, on approximately
10.42 acres of a 19.75 acre tract. The subject property is located at the
northwest corner of the intersection of East 661h Street North and North
12914 East Avenue.
Bronce Stephenson presented the item, recommending Planning Commission approval
of the final plat for The Reserve on Elm Creek.
Dr. Loving moved, seconded by David Vines, to approve the final plat request for The
Reserve on Elm Creek, subject to any TAC or Staff recommendations. A vote on the
motion was recorded as follows:
YEA: Callery, Loving, Laakso, Vines
NAY: None
Motion carried 4 -0.
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Item 7. Lot Split - OLS 1 1 -02 - Lot 1 Block 5 Hale Acres 2nd - Consideration and
appropriate action related to the request for the review and acceptance
of a lot split on a 0.45 acre tract described as Lot 1, Block 5, Hale Acres
2nd, 10530 East 1 14th Street North.
Bronce Stephenson presented the item, recommending Planning Commission approval
of the lot split request OILS 11-02.
After brief discussion regarding the absence of representation, along with the lack of
development plans submitted. Tammy Laakso moved to table this item until the next
Planning Commission meeting, seconded by David Vines. A vote on the motion was
recorded as follows:
YEA: Callery, Loving, Laakso, Vines
NAY: None
Motion carried 4 -0 to table this item until August 8, 2011 Planning Commission meeting.
8. OPUD 11 -01 - (Rehearing of Expired OPUD 05 -01 - Crown Colony la -
Consideration and appropriate action related to a request for the review and
acceptance of a final plat being one (1) lot, one (1) block, on approximately
1.22 acres of land, located off Larkin Bailey Boulevard, west of First Christian
Church of Owasso.
Bronce Stephenson presented the item, recommending Planning Commission approval
of the OPUD 11-01.
Dr. Callery inquired as to whether any individuals would like to speak on this matter, at
which time 6 individuals spoke regarding the item. All spoke in opposition to the
recommended action. A complete listing of individuals is attached. Also attached are
pictures showing flooding in the area and a 2005 petition opposing the PUD.
After discussion, David Vines moved, seconded by Dr. Callery, to approve OPUD 11 -01,
rehearing of expired OPUD 05 -01, subject to all TAC and Staff recommendations. A vote
on the motion was recorded as follows:
YEA: Callery, Loving, Laakso, Vines
NAY: None
Motion carried 4 -0.
Report on Items from the June 22, 2011 TAC Meeting.
10. Report on Items Previously Forwarded to City Council.
SUP 11 -01 - Christian brothers Automotive at Caudle Center
Final Plat, Bailey Medical Campus
11. Report on Monthly Building Permit Activity.
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12. Economic Development Report.
13. Adjournment - Dr. Loving moved, seconded by Tammy Laakso to adjourn the
meeting. A vote on the motion was recorded as follows:
YEA: Callery, Loving, Laakso, Vines
NAY: None
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Motion carried 4 -0 and the meeting was adjourned at 7:55 p.m.
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July 11, 2011
Owasso Planning Commission Regular Meeting
List of Speakers for Planning Commission Agenda
Regarding the Rehearing of Expired OPUD 05 -01
Arley Owens - 13217 East 73 Street North
Gary Baxter - 7590 North 140 East Place
John Meissner- 7488 North 133 East Ave
Randy Gorrell - 7560 North 143 East Ave
Jay Nicocaides - 7208 North 145 East Ave
Stephen Farwell - 7585 North 143 East Ave
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SAVE OUR COMMUNITY
Homeowners' Association
12 -12 -05
TO: The Mayor and Council Members, The Chairman and Commissioners of the
Planning Commission —City of Owasso.
We would like to go on record addressing two areas of concern from the home-
owners' association and the Petition signers. (Copy of petitions submitted)
I. Crown Colony II
A. PUD- Acceptance of PUD with 5000 sq.ft. lots with a maximum of 550 homes in
the approximate 167 acres.
All adjacent property (except Crown Colony I -built by the same developer) is
acreages. No attempt to "Harmoniously relate development of the various tracts
of land to the existing community..." (Sub Div. regulations1.2.2). No buffer
zones or transitional lots, just an attempt to see how many houses can possibly be
built.
B. TRAFFIC -No clear ingress and egress to development except through existing
residential streets that were not designed or adequate to accommodate that amount
of traffic. "Through Traffic: Minor streets shall be arranged so that their use by
through traffic will be discouraged." (Sub Div. regulations 3.2.2).
"Future Development: Where a tract to be subdivided includes only a portion of
the tract owned or intended for development by the subdivider, a tentative plan of
a proposed future street system for the unsubdivided remainder of the property
shall be prepared and submitted by the subdivider." (Sub Div. regulations 3.2.8).
One of the possible access streets proposed on the PUD was 143`d East Avenue.
This street is a dead end street,.W' wide. "Residential Collector" streets are
required to be 60 feet wide, with an additional 13 feet of right -of -way for 100 feet
in each direction from Arterial Street intersections... (Sub Div. regulations 3.2.17)
There is only a 50' easement for the street that is now only 10' wide. To widen it
to even the 50' width would take out a large amount of the front yard of each
home on the block.
II. Direction of the Growth of Owasso
A. Many of the petitioners and other citizens of the Owasso community have
expressed to us the appearance of indiscriminate, uncontrolled growth - -an
attitude that any and all growth is good - -where the developers set the terms.
There is not enough coordination between our city officials who have exhibited
almost a rabid attitude towards building developments, and our school system that
is under tremendous pressure to handle the growth, and our infrastructure (roads,
water, sewer, etc.) that is not adequate to meet the demand. An example of this
growth mind -set can be seen as recently as the article in last week's Owasso paper
"City relaxing building permit process in hopes of gaining new residents."
B. Current citizens of Owasso have no advocate in the city government that will
respond with action to their desires and concerns.
It is time that our city planners and officials do what they were elected and appointed to
do— direct our community in a direction of healthy, controlled growth, while still being
business friendly, but protecting the safety and rights of existing property owners.
Thank You,
Save Our Community Homeowners' Association
Randy Gorrell, President
Jo Brazeal, Treasurer
Karen Gorrell, Secretary
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Subdivision Regulations
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CHAPTER 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
1.1 TITLE
These Regulations shall hereafter be known, cited and referred to as the Subdivision Regulations of the City of
Owasso, Oklahoma.
1.2 PURPOSE AND INTENTIONS
1.2.1 Purpose: The arrangement of parcels of land in Owasso for residential, office, commercial and industrial uses and for
public needs, such as streets and easements, etc. will to a large degree determine the health, safety, economy and
quality of life in the city. Such amenities are a public concern. These Regulations and standards for the subdivision
of land are intended to insure the development and maintenance of a safe, healthy, attractive and efficient
community and provide for the conservation of its human and physical resources.
1.2.2 Intentions: These Regulations are specifically intended to:
A. Establish a subdivision process that is as expeditious and efficient as possible while providing for public
health, safety and general welfare.
B. Harmoniously relate development of the various tracts of land to the existing community and facilitate the
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C. Provide that the cost of improvements which primarily benefit the tract of land being developed be borne by
the owners or developers of the tract.
D. Provide the best possible design for the tract.
E. Provide a proper arrangement of streets and assure the adequacy of open spaces for traffic and access of
emergency vehicles commensurate with the intensification of land use customarily incident to a change of
zoning.
F. Reconcile any differences of interest.
G. Ensure proper legal descriptions, monumenting of land and adequate and accurate platting and records of land
subdivision.
ff. Ensure that public facilities and utilities are available that will have sufficient capacity to serve the proposed
subdivision and the general community.
I. Promote development that will preserve the natural beauty and physical characteristics of the land and will
intrude upon the environment to the least possible extent.
J. Encourage designs which will require minimal maintenance of public improvements by the City.
1.3 AUTHORITY
These Regulations and Minimum Standards for land development are adopted under the authority granted by
Oklahoma Statutes.
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3.2.4 Abutting Railroad or Highway Right -of -Way: Where a subdivision abuts or contains a railroad right -of -way or
limited access highway right -of -way, the Planning Commission and City Council may require a street approximately
parallel to and on each side of such right -of -way at a distance suitable for the appropriate use of the intervening
land. Such distances shall also be determined with regard for the requirements of approach grades and grade
separation.
3.2.5 Through Traffic: Minor streets shall be arranged so that their use by through traffic will be discouraged. Industrial
and commercial streets shall not inject non - residential traffic into residential areas. The arrangement of streets
within a subdivision shall, except for cul -de -sacs, connect with streets already dedicated in adjoining subdivisions or
provide for future connections to adjoining unplatted tracts.
3.2.6 Adjacent Properties: Where adjoining properties are not subdivided, the arrangement of streets shall be projected to
the boundary of the proposed subdivision with provisions made for a temporary right -of -way for a turn around of a
size acceptable to the City Engineer. Barricades shall be installed at dead -end streets. Alignments, grades, drainage,
and other appropriate design criteria of all streets within and bordering new subdivisions shall be governed by these
regulations, where applicable, and by the Design Criteria of the City.
3.2.7 Reserve Strips: Reserve strips controlling access to streets shall be prohibited except where approved by the Planning
Commission and City Council.
3.2.8 Future Development: Where a tract to be subdivided includes only a portion of the tract owned or intended for
development by the subdivider, a tentative plan of a proposed future street system for the unsubdivided remainder of
the property shall be prepared and submitted by the subdivider.
3.2.9 Private Streets: Private streets shall not be approved, except when required by state law, or in connection with a
Planned Unit Development having appropriate controls.
3.2.10 Street Offsets: Street offsets with center -line offsets of less than one hundred fifty (150) feet shall not be allowed.
3.2.11 Dedication of Right -of Way: Whenever a major street is located adjacent to the outer edge of a subdivision, one -half
( %:) of the right -of -way shown on the Owasso Major Street and Highway Plan shall be dedicated, if it is determined
by the Planning Commission and City Council that such dedication is equitable and feasible for the other half of the
right -of -way from the adjacent property. Half- street dedications on minor streets are prohibited.
3.2.12 Cul -de -sac Streets: All dead -end streets having a length of more than one hundred fifty (150) feet shall terminate in a
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Collector 80 feet
Residential Collector 60 feet **
Residential 50 feet
Frontage or Service 40 feet
Commercial Alley 30 feet
Residential Alley 20 feet
Cul -de -sac Radius 50 feet
Arterial Streets shall show an additional twenty -six (26) feet of right -of -way width for one hundred (100)
feet in each direction from Arterial Street intersections to allow for right turn lanes.
** Collector Streets shall show an additional thirteen (13) feet of right -of -way width for one hundred (100)
feet in each direction from Arterial Street intersections to allow for a center turn lane.
3.2.18 Paving Width: The minimum paving width for all streets shall conform to the Owasso Design Criteria.
3.2.19 Grades: The grades of streets shall conform to the requirements of the Owasso Design Criteria.
3.2.20 Street Alignments: The horizontal and vertical alignments of streets shall conform to the requirements of the Owasso
Design Criteria.
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rx :relaxing boil ing permit process
hopes of gaining new, residents
are pulling.out all the
hemselves for the ,possi
x'of hundreds of new res-
fan influx
early.next
so 'City .l
reported to councilors Tuesday night the
city's process of issuing building permits
is being relaxed in; an effort to increase
the number of available homes to lure a
large percent of the families being tran-
£erred to northeast Oklahoma'by Conoco
t'hlips. '
Upwards of 1;000 families will be relo-
cating to the company's headquarters ^in
Bartlesville between now and next sum-
ther:
The relaxation of the building permit
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occupancypermits o'r final
will be. given until all ser-
ivided to a :completed home.
new homes to be on Abe market two
months early."
Councilor Stephen Cataudella asked if
there would be a time limit on the relax=
ation.
Iaysaid May 2006 would be the cutoff.
"What are the.risks7" asked Mayor
Craig Thoendel.
Ray said some developments might not
be built out completely or some homes
Relaxation of process - see page 3A
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Relaxation- of process creative move by city
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could be built but not
have connections to sewer
or water.
The change is consid-
ered creative in an
attempt to get more avail-
able; houses on the market
which might draw a' large
portion of the Conoco
Phillips employees to
Owasso.
Kelly Wilson addressed
the council about con-
cerns regarding the level
of service the new YMCA
facility will provide Owas-
so.
Wilson questioned why
the facility, which is cur-
rently under construction
,not going to include many
of the features originally
planned.
Susan Plank, Tulsa
YMCA CEO, said construc-
tion costs have .spiraled .
forcing the YMCA to prior-
itize.
She said many of the fea-
tures could;be included in
a second phase of expan-
sion once the new facility
ty not having a sauna,
steam room, whirlpool,
raquetball court, indoor
running track or a.stan-
dard -size swimming pool.
Plank said the YMCA
has three projects, under
construction and each are
being slightly scaled back
because of increasing con-
struction costs.
Councilors approved an
agreement to provide $12
million for draining'
improvements in the. Sil-
ver Creek neighborhood.
However, Ray said nego-
tiations with the subdivi-
sion's developer, Tracey
Construction, had broken
off late Tuesday` after-
noon.
He said the developer
wanted $200,000 more.
If an agreement cannot
be reached by Monday,
Ray said he will recom-
mend the city pursue con-
demnation 'proceedings to
address the problem.
In other business, coun-
cilors approved a mutual
aid agreement with the
spring city council elec-
tions on March 7, 2006.
A three -year term for
Wards l and 2 and a two-
year term for Wand 4 will
be on the ballot.
Prospective candidates.
who reside in those wards,
may filed at the Tulsa
County Board of Elections
from 8 aim, until 5 pith.
between Feb. 6 -8.
If a candidate does not
receive a majority.of the
vote in the election, a gen-
eral election will be held
on April 4, 2006.
A contract with Williams
Refuge Equipment Com-
pany . of Owasso was
approved by the trustees
of the Owasso Public
Works Authority: for resi-
dential refuse containers.'
Tim Doyle said green or
blue carts would cost $59
each in lots of 500, $60
each for red carts and $70
for blue or green carts and
$71 for red carts in lots of