Lawton public meetings in 2022
59 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Lawton Enhancement Trust Authority
The board will consider approving payments to Bedrock Nursery for 2nd Street pot replacements and solar timers at 11th and Bishop. Trustees will also receive reports on the Elmer Thomas Park playground accessibility and various department updates.
- $1,835.61 invoice for 2nd Street pot replacements
- $1,659.00 expenditure for solar timers at 11th and Bishop
- Report on Elmer Thomas Park playground accessibility
- Eye Candy Gala planning updates
City Council
The City Council will discuss lifting a moratorium on water sales outside city limits and reviewing the necessity of two Deputy City Manager positions. The agenda also includes several property transfers, grant acceptances, and infrastructure project updates.
- Lifting the moratorium on water sales outside city limits
- Acceptance of a $50,873.82 Homeland Security grant for communications
- $180,000 budget amendment for IT improvement projects
- Reviewing the necessity of two Deputy City Manager positions
- Plans and specifications for the City Hall Renovation project
Lawton Youth Sports Trust Authority
The Authority will consider a sublease agreement for part of Eastside Park involving Lawton Public Schools. The meeting also includes committee reports and a presentation regarding the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
- Sublease agreement for portion of Eastside Park with Lawton Public Schools
- Presentation on the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act from the City Attorney’s Office
- Reports from Programs, Facilities, Parks & Rec, and Eastern Sports Management committees
Lawton Enhancement Trust Authority
The Lawton Enhancement Trust Authority is considering several funding requests for local park improvements and community programs. This includes a $124,227.88 request for recreational center beautification and selecting a brick vendor for the Veteran Center Sidewalk Project.
- Selecting a brick vendor for the Veteran Center Sidewalk Project
- $124,227.88 request for beautification of three recreational centers
- $993.00 expenditure for temporary signs in Shepler Park
- $300.00 for Holiday Yard of the Month gift cards
- Up to $450.00 for bicycles for the Bag and Tie Campaign coloring contest
City Council
The Lawton City Council is considering a budget amendment to fund a $10,000,000 incentive payment for Project Blue Braveheart. The agenda also includes public hearings for land annexation and rezoning near NW Cache Road. Additionally, the council will review infrastructure grant applications and changes to water service deposits.
- $10,000,000 incentive payment for Project Blue Braveheart via budget reallocation
- Annexation of approximately 160 acres near SW Bishop Road and 112th Street
- Rezoning of 3315-3321 NW Cache Road from R-1 to C-1
- $50,500 task order for the Lawton Aquatics Master Plan development
- Ordinance setting water service deposits at $150
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust will hold a public hearing to select sites for a downtown transit center and a maintenance and operations facility. The board will also consider authorizing a Request for Qualifications for architectural and engineering services for these proposed facilities.
- Site selection for downtown transit center and maintenance/operations facility
- Authorization of RFQ for architectural and engineering firms
- Approval of October 25, 2022, meeting minutes
Lawton Water Authority
The Lawton Water Authority is considering resolutions to authorize grant applications from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. These include funding for Lake Ellsworth Spillway rehabilitation and repairs to water and wastewater mains. The board will also consider approving minutes from a September 2022 special meeting.
- ARPA grant application for Lake Ellsworth Spillway rehabilitation
- High Hazard Dam (HHD) grant application for Lake Ellsworth Spillway rehabilitation
- Water and wastewater ARPA grant application for mains and SEWTP sludge handling facility
- Approval of September 27, 2022, special meeting minutes
Downtown Transfer Center Site Committee
The Downtown Transfer Center Site Committee is meeting to discuss possible locations in the downtown area. The discussion focuses on finding sites for future administrative and maintenance buildings.
- Discussion of potential downtown locations for future transfer center administrative and maintenance buildings
Pension Trust
The Lawton Pension Trust is considering ratifying audit engagement letters with Finley & Cook for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 fiscal years. The board will also discuss fund transfers to cover audit costs and the status of an investigation into pension calculations.
- Ratification of FY 2021-2022 audit engagement letter with Finley & Cook
- Authorization of payment to Finley & Cook for the FY 2021-2022 audit
- Potential fund transfer from Pension Trust to City of Lawton for audit expenses
- Ratification of FY 2022-2023 audit engagement letter with Finley & Cook
- Authorization for staff to prepare a Request for Proposals (RFP) for future audits
Lawton Economic Development Authority
The Lawton Economic Development Authority will consider approving the 2023 annual meeting notice and opening an Arvest Bank escrow account to hold mortgage debt from CDBL Construction for the Bricktown Brewery location. The board may also enter executive session to discuss economic development matters, including property transfers or business proposals.
- Opening an Arvest Bank escrow account for CDBL Construction mortgage debt at the Bricktown Brewery location
- Approval of the 2023 Annual Meeting Notice
- Executive session regarding economic development, property transfers, and business proposals
Lawton Enhancement Trust Authority
The Lawton Enhancement Trust Authority will consider a $45,000 request from Parks and Rec for the beautification of three recreational centers. The board will also review quotes to select a brick vendor for the Veteran Center Sidewalk Project. Additionally, the agenda includes discussions on signage for Shepler Park and holiday gift card expenditures.
- $45,000 request from Parks and Rec for beautification of three recreational centers
- Selection of a brick vendor for the Veteran Center Sidewalk Project
- $993.00 expenditure for two temporary signs in Shepler Park
- $300.00 expenditure for Holiday Yard of the Month gift cards
City Council
The City Council will discuss a new utility billing plan that reduces cycles from 20 to 4. Members will also consider lifting the moratorium on selling treated water outside city limits. Additionally, the Council will hold a public hearing regarding the abatement of several dilapidated structures.
- Public hearing to declare multiple structures dilapidated and order abatement
- Discussion on lifting the moratorium for selling treated water outside city limits
- Proposal to change utility billing from 20 cycles to 4 cycles
- $15,000 settlement for a workers’ compensation claim
- Lease agreement for part of Eastside Park with Lawton Youth Sports Trust Authority
Lawton Economic Development Authority
The Lawton Economic Development Authority is discussing the pending sale of real property located at Lot One, Block One, Lawton Downtown Center, Part Two. The authority will also consider releasing a subordinate mortgage and options to satisfy the remaining portion of a note.
- Pending sale of real property in Lawton Downtown Center, Part Two
- Consideration of releasing LEDA's subordinate mortgage
- Escrow Agreement for Bricktown Brewery (Item 22-808)
- Release of Mortgage and Security Agreement
Lawton Youth Sports Trust Authority
The Authority will review reports from the Programs Committee, Facilities Committee, and Parks & Recreation Division. The meeting also includes consideration of an amended lease agreement for a portion of Eastside Park.
- Amended lease agreement for a portion of Eastside Park
- Approval of October 13, 2022 meeting minutes
- Proposed 2023 Annual Meeting Notice
- Reports from the Programs Committee and Facilities Committee
Lawton Enhancement Trust Authority
The Lawton Enhancement Trust Authority will discuss budget modifications and potential changes to the Executive Director position. The agenda also includes requests for park improvements and community project funding.
- Request for $124,227.88 for beautification of three recreation centers
- Grant request for a Ferris Wheel rental at Holiday in the Park
- Selection of a brick vendor for the Veteran Center Sidewalk Project
- $993.00 expenditure for temporary signs in Shepler Park
- Appointment of Charlotte Brown as Executive Director
City Council
The City Council will consider the issuance of $8,100,000 in General Obligation Bonds. The agenda also includes a contract award for wastewater plant improvements and an ordinance to increase the legal age for tobacco and nicotine products to 21.
- Awarding $83,780,054 contract to Wynn Construction Co., Inc. for WWTP Improvements
- Issuance of $8,100,000 General Obligation Bonds, Series 2022
- Ordinance increasing the legal age for tobacco and nicotine products to 21
- Budget amendment appropriating $72,900,000 to Lawton Water Authority Fund
City Council
The Council will discuss the status of the Municipal Court and an ordinance for honorary street designations. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding the sale of Series 2022 General Obligation Bonds and various budget amendments.
- Resolution for the sale of Series 2022 General Obligation Bonds
- Ordinance for honorary street designations
- $25,000 workers' compensation settlement for Jed Fox
- Public hearing on declaring multiple structures dilapidated
- $25,000 budget appropriation from Comanche County to the Library Department
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust will review minutes from special meetings held in September and October 2022. Staff will present an alternate location for the LATS Transit Center, including a discussion on project timelines and potential funding allocations.
- Approval of September 27 and October 18, 2022, meeting minutes
- Presentation regarding an alternate location for the LATS Transit Center
- Discussion of project timeline and completion for the transit center
- Potential action to allocate and approve funding expenditures
Lawton Economic Development Authority
The Lawton Economic Development Authority will consider a memorandum of understanding to transfer two tracts of land to the City of Lawton in exchange for waived landfill fees. The Authority will also discuss development assistance and a term sheet for Southern Oklahoma Brewery regarding the Lawton Downtown Redevelopment Project.
- Land transfer of 910 SW B Avenue and 909 SW C Avenue to the City of Lawton
- Redevelopment agreement term sheet for Southern Oklahoma Brewery
- Consulting services engagement letter from Richard Rogalski
- Approval of August 2022 meeting minutes
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust will receive public input on general transit authority matters. Trustees will also consider an executive session regarding the purchase or appraisal of downtown real property for future LATS facilities. Additionally, the board will reconsider scheduling a special meeting for November 10, 2022.
- Public input on general transit authority matters (22-653)
- Discussion regarding purchase or appraisal of downtown real property for LATS facilities (22-575)
- Reconsideration of the November 10, 2022, special meeting schedule (22-660)
City Council
The council will hold a public hearing on a zoning change at 1503 NW Sheridan Road. They will also consider a contract for Highland Cemetery masonry restoration and a budget amendment for cemetery repairs.
- Zoning change from R-3 to C-5 at 1503 NW Sheridan Road
- $139,058.20 contract for Highland Cemetery Entrance Arch masonry restoration
- $39,058.20 budget amendment for the Cemetery Care Fund
- $22,032.00 workers' compensation settlement for Johnny Dodd
- Amendment to Council Policy 1-6 regarding time limits and electronic device use
City Council
The City Council will consider a resolution authorizing a promissory note of up to $73.5 million for the Lawton Water Authority. The agenda also includes several contract approvals, workers' compensation settlements, and an update on city sidewalk projects. Additionally, the council will address multiple dilapidated structures.
- Promissory note for Lawton Water Authority up to $73.5 million
- $139,058.20 contract for Highland Cemetery Entrance Arch masonry restoration
- Agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group up to $294,800.00 for lake gate operations
- $100,000.00 contract award for a Classification and Compensation Study
- $40,000.00 request from Lawton Youth Sports Authority for a market study
Lawton Water Authority
The Lawton Water Authority will consider a resolution to increase its loan application with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. This funding would support stormwater, wastewater treatment plant improvements, and water meter replacements. The total principal amount of the loan would not exceed $73.5 million.
- Resolution to increase CWSRF loan application up to $73.5 million
- Funding for stormwater and wastewater treatment plant improvements
- Funding for water meter replacements
- Approval of minutes from the August 23, 2022 special meeting
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust will hold a public hearing regarding proposed changes to the LATS Transit Master Plan. This includes a presentation from Hendrickson Transportation Group concerning specific route and service changes for Lawton's public transportation. The trust will also consider approving minutes from the September 13, 2022, special meeting.
- Public hearing on proposed LATS Transit Master Plan changes
- Presentation by Hendrickson Transportation Group regarding route and service changes
- Approval of September 13, 2022, special meeting minutes
City Council
The Lawton City Council will consider several items including a large-scale water system improvement contract and various policy amendments. The agenda also includes discussions on museum repairs and updates to parade permit regulations. Additionally, the council will review damage claims and potential grant applications for flood mitigation.
- $6,112,490.00 contract for Lawton SCADA Improvements Project
- $96,500.00 masonry restoration contract for Highland Cemetery Entrance Arch
- $61,494.59 workers’ compensation settlement for Scotty Preston
- Amendment to Council Policy 8-1 regarding engineering and architectural selection processes
- Ordinance changes for parade and assembly permit fees and regulations
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust is considering an agreement with Lawton Public Schools to provide transportation services for students and staff. The meeting also includes consideration of a replacement fleet maintenance truck purchase not to exceed $26,629 and a federal grant request.
- Agreement with Lawton Public Schools for student and staff transportation services
- Purchase of a ¾ Ton Regular Cab Truck not to exceed $26,629
- Resolution for Federal Transit Administration Section 5307 grant funds
- Discussion regarding downtown real property for future transit facilities
City Council
The Council will review budget amendments including significant funding for the Lawton Water Authority Fund and capital improvements. The agenda also includes public hearings for rezoning properties and updates on the LATS Transfer Station project. Additionally, officials will consider changes to employee incentive policies.
- Budget amendment appropriating $52,000,000.00 to the Lawton Water Authority Fund
- Proposed increase of new employee back-to-work incentive to $7,500.00
- Public hearing for rezoning 7515 NW Cache Road from C-4 to C-5
- Amendment for City Hall Renovation project in the amount of $927,562.82
- Ordinance regarding microbrewery and microdistillery uses in C-4 and I-1 districts
Lawton Water Authority
The Lawton Water Authority will consider a resolution to increase a loan application with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. This Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan would not exceed $70 million. The funds are intended for Wastewater Treatment Plant improvements and water meter replacements.
- Resolution to increase CWSRF loan application up to $70 million
- Financing for Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) improvements
- Funding for water meter replacements
- Approval of July 26, 2022 special meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding numerous properties identified as dilapidated under Lawton City Code Section 6-5-1. The council is considering a resolution to order owners to abate nuisances and authorize summary abatement or legal action.
- Public hearing on declaring various structures dilapidated
- Resolution ordering property owners to abate nuisances
- Authorization for summary abatement of identified structures
- Authorization for City Attorney to commence legal action
City Council
The Council will consider a budget amendment to allocate $1,547,164.13 for sidewalk construction and replacement throughout the city. The meeting includes discussions regarding potential legal settlements in executive sessions related to opioid manufacturers and distributors. Additionally, the Council will review a proposed back-to-work incentive of up to $7,500 for new hires using ARPA funds.
- Budget amendment of $1,547,164.13 for sidewalk construction and replacement
- Proposed $7,500 back-to-work incentive for new hires using ARPA funds
- Agreement with Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce to fund tourism activities
- Naming the drive at Eastside Park 'Keith Jackson Parkway'
- Approval of a $14,232.13 damage claim for Brandi and Kyle Christensen
City Council
The City Council will review the 2021 fiscal year audit report and discuss park maintenance strategies. The agenda also includes discussions on a "Do Not Litter" campaign and residential garage sale permit fees. Additionally, several agreements with local tourism organizations are up for consideration.
- $400,000 for electrical improvements at Elmer Thomas Park
- Service agreements with Lawton Farmers Market Institute and others
- Ordinance regarding reemployment of retirees in the retirement system
- Waiving permit fees for July 2022 residential garage sales
- Acceptance of completed lighting projects at Elmer Thomas Park
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust meeting includes reviewing minutes from the June 28, 2022, special meeting. The board will consider authorizing the Chairman to sign ODOT split letters for future grant opportunities. Additionally, members will review an MOU between LATS and Leadership Lawton regarding transportation services.
- Authorization of ODOT split letters for 2022 5339 and 5307 funds
- MOU between Lawton Area Transportation System (LATS) and Leadership Lawton
- Approval of June 28, 2022, special meeting minutes
Lawton Water Authority
The Lawton Water Authority will consider accepting completed improvements made by the Lawton Boat Club on leased property, including a boat ramp and pavilion. The board will also review the minutes from the special meeting held on June 28, 2022.
- Acceptance of Lawton Boat Club improvements
- Approval of June 28, 2022, special meeting minutes
- Recommendation to City Council regarding leased property
City Council
The Lawton City Council will consider a conceptual design for the reconstruction of Shepler Park. The agenda includes a resolution to lift the moratorium on water sales outside city limits and amendments to several urban renewal plans. Additionally, the council will review a land exchange between the city and Lawton Public Schools.
- Conceptual design for the reconstruction of Shepler Park
- Resolution lifting the moratorium on water sales outside city limits
- Amendments to Downtown, D-6, and Civic Center Urban Renewal Plans
- Land transfer between Lawton Public Schools and the City of Lawton
- Ratification of a $20,000 Oklahoma Heritage Preservation grant
City Council
The Lawton City Council will consider various service agreements and contract renewals. The agenda also includes discussions regarding the Hotel/Motel Tax fund and updates on 2017 Ad Valorem Street Bond projects.
- $164,317.68 purchase of public safety radios from Motorola Solutions, Inc.
- $29,318.07 grant for the Greenwood Project STEM and Entrepreneurship Program
- Discussion of $2,223,007 in Hotel/Motel Tax fund recommendations
- Plans and specifications for City Hall renovation HVAC and paving
- Agreement with Grandfield for animal welfare services
Lawton Water Authority
The Lawton Water Authority will consider approving minutes from a June 14, 2022, special meeting. The board will also review an amended agricultural lease agreement with Lonny Garrett regarding Tract E-15 at Lake Ellsworth.
- Approval of June 14, 2022, special meeting minutes
- Amended Agricultural Lease Agreement with Lonny Garrett for Tract E-15 at Lake Ellsworth
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust is considering a resolution for public shuttle services during the 2022 Freedom Festival and International Festival. The board will also consider annual funding and cooperative agreements between the City of Lawton and the Transit Trust.
- Resolution for public shuttle service for the 2022 Freedom Festival and International Festival
- Annual Cooperative Agreement between the City of Lawton and the Transit Trust
- Agreement for Limited Funding for transit system operations
- Approval of March 22, 2022, special meeting minutes
Lawton Water Authority
The Lawton Water Authority is considering a resolution to increase rates for water, sewer, refuse, and landfill services. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from the May 24, 2022, special meeting.
- Resolution to increase water, sewer, refuse, and landfill rates
- Approval of minutes from the May 24, 2022, special meeting
City Council
The Lawton City Council is reviewing proposed ordinances regarding business licensing requirements and the allocation of medical marijuana tax revenue. The agenda also includes several zoning change requests and various service contract renewals.
- Ordinance to use medical marijuana tax revenue for sidewalks and substance abuse programs
- Rezoning of 9 NW 14th Street from R-4 High-Density Apartment to C-1 Local Commercial
- Rezoning of 713 NE Flower Mound Road from A-1 General Agricultural to C-1 Local Commercial
- Acceptance of a $50,000 grant for the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program
- New ordinance establishing business license requirements and fines in Lawton
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing to receive citizen input regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget. The council will also discuss the funding and status of various sidewalk projects throughout the city. Additionally, several service agreements and utility improvements are up for consideration.
- Public hearing for the FY 2022-2023 proposed budget
- ARPA funds of $65,436.00 for a fire department compressor and $476,931.94 for SCBA equipment
- Annual agreement with Lawton Mobile Meals, Inc. in the amount of $48,348.00
- Water Authority promissory notes not to exceed $45 million and $33 million
- Contract award to Halff Associates, Inc. for the Elmer Thomas Park Conceptual Park Plan
Lawton Water Authority
The Lawton Water Authority is considering resolutions for two state-funded loans. One proposal involves a CWSRF loan from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board not exceeding $45 million, and another involves a DWSRF loan from the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality not exceeding $33 million. These items involve agreements related to water, sanitary sewer, and refuse systems.
- CWSRF loan up to $45 million from Oklahoma Water Resources Board
- DWSRF loan up to $33 million from Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
- Approval of May 10, 2022, special meeting minutes
City Council
The council will consider several large-scale funding requests for water and sewer infrastructure, including loans up to approximately $45 million. Other items include a police equipment purchase and updates to recreation center hours. The meeting also includes discussions regarding property de-annexation and park concession leases.
- Purchase of 140 Taser 7's for $469,224.00
- Loan applications for water system improvements up to approximately $45 million and $33 million
- Lease assignment for the Lawton Central Plaza property
- Concession lease awards for several city parks to LaSill Optimist Club
- Discussion on de-annexing property near SW 67th Street and SW Bishop Road
Lawton Water Authority
The Lawton Water Authority is considering resolutions to apply for state revolving fund loans. These funds would support Wastewater Treatment Plant improvements, water meter replacements, and water system improvements. The authority also plans to declare intent to reimburse capital expenditures related to these projects.
- CWSRF loan application up to $45 million for wastewater and meter improvements
- DWSRF loan application up to $33 million for water system improvements
- Resolution of Official Intent for reimbursement of capital expenditures
- Approval of June 8, 2021 meeting minutes
City Council
The Lawton City Council is reviewing the proposed preliminary operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2023. This item includes making amendments to be incorporated into the final budget.
- Consideration of FY 2023 proposed operating and capital preliminary budgets
City Council
The City Council will consider the proposed preliminary operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2023. The Council may also make amendments to these preliminary budgets.
- Preliminary FY 2023 operating and capital budgets
City Council
The Lawton City Council will meet to consider several items, including setting 2022 election dates and E-911 fees. The agenda also includes park concession leases and a police training facility agreement with Cameron University. A presentation regarding the redevelopment of Central Plaza is scheduled for executive session.
- $75,000 grant for Lawton Public Schools summer S.T.E.M. academies
- Setting E-911 fees for July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023
- Concession leases for Grandview, Ahlshlager, and Eastside Parks
- MOU with Cameron University to use the Lawton Police Training Facility
- Amendments to Council Policy regarding retirement recognition gifts
City Council
The Lawton City Council is meeting to consider the proposed preliminary operating and capital budgets for fiscal year 2023. The Council may take action to amend these preliminary budgets before they are incorporated into the final budget.
- FY 2023 proposed operating and capital preliminary budgets
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of property at 119 NE 20th St. Members will also discuss using medical marijuana sales tax to fund substance abuse treatment. Additionally, the council will review several contract extensions and budget amendments.
- Rezoning of 119 NE 20th St from R-4 to I-3
- $58,885.61 budget amendment for City Hall chiller repair
- $21,600 in funding for a Lawton Public Library ceiling study
- Construction contract award for Lee Boulevard pavement resurfacing
- Discussion on using medical marijuana sales tax for substance abuse treatment
City Council
The Council will consider a $942,823 contract for a landfill compactor and amendments to the city's employee retirement system. Members will also discuss the status of the Youth Sports and Recreation Facility project and the potential termination of its professional services agreement.
- Contract award of $942,823.00 for a landfill compactor to Al-Jon by C&C MFG, LLC
- Ordinance amending the city's employee retirement system and defined contribution plan
- Budget amendment of $60,113.84 for fuel costs in the Equipment Maintenance Division
- Potential termination of the professional services agreement with Stantec Architecture Inc.
- Ordinance updating penalties for littering and illegal dumping
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust will consider adopting a revised Drug and Alcohol Policy for the Lawton Area Transit System (LATS). The meeting also includes approving certifications required under the Federal Transit Administration Master Agreement for fiscal year 2022.
- Adoption of revised LATS Drug and Alcohol Policy
- Approval of Certifications and Assurances for FTA Master Agreement (FY 2022)
- Approval of March 8, 2022, special meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider resolutions regarding multiple properties in Lawton. The proposed action involves declaring certain structures as dilapidated and authorizing abatement measures.
- Public hearing for declaring 15 structures dilapidated
- Authorization of summary abatement for identified properties
- Authorization for City Attorney to commence legal action in District Court
City Council
The City Council will review several items including grant applications, contract awards, and budget amendments. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding the implementation of a new 2.125% sales tax.
- $20,164 grant for a telehealth kiosk at the Lawton Public Library
- $44,900 Airport Rescue Plan Concession Rent Relief grant for Lawton-Ft Sill Regional Airport
- Resolution regarding a new 2.125% sales tax
- Contract award to Veterans Tree and Lawn LLC for litter and debris abatement
- Construction plans for Rolling Hills Part 5 drainage improvements
City Transit Trust
The City Transit Trust will consider several resolutions regarding federal transit funding. This includes authorizing the Mayor to sign a split letter for American Rescue Plan (ARP) grants and approving split letters for FTA 5339 and 5307 funds. The board will also consider authorizing a grant application for ARP-appropriated funding.
- Authorization for Mayor to sign an American Rescue Plan (ARP) split letter
- Approval of split letters for Federal Transit Administration 5339 and 5307 funds
- Authorization to file a grant application for federal assistance under the ARP
- Approval of minutes from the July 13, 2021 special meeting
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a request for an indoor medical marijuana grow facility. The Council will also consider establishing the Lawton Youth Sports Authority and discussing the duties of the Lawton Traffic Commission.
- Public hearing for medical marijuana grow facility at 1614 SE Sharps Lane
- Resolution to create the Lawton Youth Sports Authority trust indenture
- Contract award for printing and copying services to High Tech Office Systems
- Amendment to Council Policy 4-5 regarding local bidder preference for construction contracts
- Change Order No. 21 for the Public Safety Facility Project
City Council
The Lawton City Council will hold public hearings for zoning changes on NW Sun Blvd and NW Cache Road. The council is also reviewing new procedures for refuse collection and updates to the city's fee schedule. Additionally, several contract awards and budget amendments are scheduled for consideration.
- Zoning change from C-3 to C-5 at 7220 NW Sun Blvd
- Zoning and land use changes at 3323 and 3321 NW Cache Road
- New procedures for refuse, trash, and bulky waste collection
- $25,000 budget appropriation for the Library Division from Comanche County
- Updates to the city's schedule of fees and charges
City Council
The City Council will consider discussing and providing input on the Lawton Parks, Sports & Recreation, Trails and Open Spaces Master Plan. This feedback is intended for inclusion in the final version of the plan.
- Input on the Lawton Parks, Sports & Recreation, Trails and Open Spaces Master Plan
City Council
The Lawint City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and budget amendments. The agenda includes a $2 million funding increase for the Sears Building renovation and updates to refuse collection procedures.
- $2 million funding amendment for FISTA Development Trust Authority's Sears Building renovation
- New fees for refuse cart relocation, premium collection, and bulky waste
- Contract award to MTZ Construction, Inc. for Larrance Street Drainage Improvements
- Agreement with Preservation and Design Studio for Highland Cemetery Entrance Arch repairs
- Budget amendment for traffic signal pole repair at 67th and Cache Road
City Council
The Lawton City Council will hold public hearings to consider resolutions declaring various properties as dilapidated. The council may authorize summary abatement and legal action against owners to address these nuisances.
- Resolution 21-741: Declaring structures at 1102 NW Birch Avenue, 1107 W Gore Boulevard, and 4313 NW Santa Fe Avenue as dilapidated
- Resolution 21-715: Declaring multiple properties across Lawton as dilapidated to order nuisance abatement
City Council
The Lawton City Council will consider several zoning changes and updates to smoking and vaping regulations. The meeting also includes a proposal to increase funding for the FISTA Development Trust Authority. Additionally, the council will review policies regarding local vendor preferences for construction contracts.
- $2 million funding amendment for Sears Building renovation
- Rezoning of 1050 NW 38th Street from C-3 to C-5
- Ordinance update on smoking, vaping, and medical marijuana protections
- Increase in EHIP contract maximums from $10,000 to $17,000