The Broken Arrow City Council met on April 7, 2026, at 12:30 PM. The meeting included a consent agenda item, proclamations, recognition of the 2026 obligation bond package efforts, a rezoning request, and adoption of a short-term rental ordinance. Citizens spoke on various topics, and several votes were taken.
Oh my goodness. Called a broken air city council meeting to order. Yes, we're normally waiting for Councillor Green, and it was my fault. So sorry about that. Umvocation by Pastor Pittman. Let's bow and pray together. Heavenly Father, we thank you for blessing this great city. Uh we're uh in awe at the goodness that you have bestowed upon us and and uh the prosperity, good things that have happened. Um we pray that uh as a city we would humble ourselves and call upon you, that we would honor you uh in all of our actions and all of our words. Uh I pray as a city that we would love and take care of our neighbors that broken arrow would be a place of unprecedented care and of community. We pray tonight uh especially for the protection of those who are protecting us for our first responders for fire for police. We pray God that you are over them. We pray for uh that the provision of the needs of our city and uh even with the vote tonight that you would go before and that you would take care of all of our needs. We pray tonight, especially for wisdom for the city leaders for decisions that are made tonight that you would go uh before them and uh that you would lead them in everything that they do. We pray all this in the name of Jesus. Amen. Amen. Thank you, sir. Roll call. Green here for here parks, here wimpy. Here, please stand and join Vice Mayor Parks for the Pledge of Allegiance. Salute Pledge Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation, another God and liberty and justice for all. Are there any items to be removed from the consent agenda? Yes, ma'am. I did ask for one item to be removed. Uh item I believe it's L. Oh, okay. I'll make a motion to approve the consent agenda minus item L. Did you want to speak on that or have a I was just gonna have uh our community development director come up here and speak on that one. Uh I didn't have any opposition to it, but it I'm sorry. Where somebody didn't vote. Johnny. Uh it's not allowing him to vote. I'll vote yes. Uh I've just asked me to come up. I just wanted read into the record. It is a final plot. Um there was any um dissension on it in the planning commission or not, and then go from there. So it's on record. Good evening, Madam Mayor, Mr. Vice Mayor, members of council, city manager, Mr. Spurgeon. I'm Rocky Hinkle, Community Development Director. Uh PT 2659-2026 is a conditional final plat for Rosewood Village, which proposes about 20 lots and six reserve areas totaling approximately four and a half acres. This property is located approximately one-fourth of a mile north of Houston Street and one-eighth of a mile east of Aspen Avenue. Comp 39 390-2023 was approved by City Council on February 21st, 2023. PUD 737-2023 and BAZ 735-2023 was approved by City Council on June 5th, 2023. PUD PUD 737-2023 proposed proposed to have up to 30 dwelling units, comprise of single-family detached homes on minimum 2500 square foot individual lots, duplex buildings on minimum 4,000 square foot lots, and four plex buildings on minimum three square foot, 3,000 square foot lots. This conditional final planet before you proposes to have 20 lots, not the 30 in the PUD. The conditional final plat was reviewed by the Technical Advisory Committee on March 3rd, 2026.