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The Tulsa City Council Public Works Committee met on September 30, 2026, at 2:30 PM in Room 411 of One Technology Center. The committee discussed several items including a reappointment to the Human Rights Commission, a street closure for a church, a resolution supporting the 138th Fighter Wing for an F-35A squadron, and a major rezoning application for a multifamily development. No votes were taken at the committee level; all items will proceed to full City Council for action.
Number two, Larissa McNeil, reappointment to the Human Rights Commission term expires July first, twenty twenty-seven. Attended five of ten meetings, City Council District Nine. Come on after. So hi. Good afternoon. How y'all doing? Good afternoon. Please let us know a little bit about yourself and why you would like to be reappointed. Sure. Uh my name is Larissa. I am a librarian. I work at the Rudassill Library as the African American Resource Central Coordinator. Um, and my work with GTAC kind of direct, and I am also a commissioner on the um African American Affairs Commission, and so my work with them kind of directly correlates to my work with the Human Rights Commission. I work as the liaison between the two commissions, and kind of the focus is to make sure that or to understand how issues that the Human Rights Commission works on, um, how it can be supported through the work of the African American Affairs Commission and vice versa. Um, so I love to kind of continue doing that work over the next year. All righty. We appreciate you. Any questions, comments from this Larissa? Thank you. All right. We're happy to have you, and you let us know if there's anything on the council that we can assist with. Absolutely. Thank you all for your time. It looks like we'll be able to have you back on the agenda for the uh reappointment on the 14th of October, 5 p.m. Okay. All righty. All righty, moving on to agenda item number three, ordinance amending the fiscal year twenty six, twenty six. I'm sorry? It's been pulled. Oh, okay. That's good. It's been pulled. Let me note that. No, it's not yours. You're up next. Avenue, situated between East Oklahoma Street and East Oklahoma Place. Requested by Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church and school to allow Saints Peter and Paul. Yes, ma'am. Um they've been having an issue of folks traveling up and down and kind of an attractive nuisance, and people are hanging out. They own the property on either side of it, but the the road has been open the last five years, so public meeting uh will be required. Um we do have a sanitary sewer in that line, uh, and they've agreed to donate an easement. We'll reserve a 15-foot wide easement for the sanitary sewer. But they it's not necessarily any for the construction of anything. We would recommend recommend approval of this, and we've done other things like this for other schools and churches around town. Alrighty. Comments from