Piedmont public meetings in 2025
47 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Piedmont City Council will meet to approve routine minutes and financial reports, discuss a final plat map for Frisco Farms, and consider two ordinances amending municipal codes regarding lot areas and rezoning procedures.
- Final Plat Map for Frisco Farms
- Ordinance 2025-004: Amend lot area and setback chart
- Ordinance 2025-005: Amend Administrative Rezoning Procedures
- Approval of November and December meeting minutes
- Approval of Income Statement and Check Register
The Piedmont City Council approved all items removed from the consent agenda, including the November 24 minutes, the December 4 minutes, the income statement, the check approval register, the fire department surplus, and Resolution 12‑22‑25A. The council also accepted the final plat map for Frisco Farms, adding a 17‑foot easement dedication. All votes were recorded as unanimous ayes with no nays.
- Approved Regular Meeting Minutes of Nov 24, 2025 (Item A) – AYE: Rob Jones, Jonathan Hisey, Matthew Myers, Ron Cardwell, Byron Schlomach; NAY: none
- Approved Income Statement (Item C) – AYE: Rob Jones, Jonathan Hisey, Matthew Myers, Ron Cardwell, Byron Schlomach; NAY: none
- Approved Encumbrment Report (Item E) – AYE: Rob Jones, Jonathan Hisey, Matthew Myers, Ron Cardwell, Byron Schlomach; NAY: none
- Approved Special Meeting Minutes of Dec 4, 2025 (Item B) – AYE: Byron Schlomach, Ron Cardwell, Matthew Myers, Jonathan Hisey, Rob Jones; NAY: none
- Approved Check Approval Register (Item D) – AYE: Ron Cardwell, Matthew Myers, Jonathan Hisey, Rob Jones, Byron Schlomach; NAY: none
- Approved Fire Department Surplus (Item F) – AYE: Jonathan Hisey, Byron Schlomach, Ron Cardwell, Matthew Myers, Rob Jones; NAY: none
- Approved Resolution 12‑22‑25A for First Reading Procedure (Item G) – AYE: Rob Jones, Byron Schlomach, Matthew Myers, Ron Cardwell, Jonathan Hisey; NAY: none
- Accepted final plat map for Frisco Farms with 17‑foot easement dedication – AYE: Rob Jones, Jonathan Hisey, Matthew Myers, Ron Cardwell, Byron Schlomach; NAY: none
🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)
Parks & Recreation Board
The board will meet to discuss and potentially take action on maintenance for parks and walking trails. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding Easter activities.
- Walking trail maintenance
- Park maintenance
- Easter activities
Tax Increment District Review Committee
The Tax Increment District Review Committee will discuss the status of a proposed district and consider a resolution to recommend creating the Piedmont Road Economic Development Project Plan to the City Council.
- Discussion of proposed TIF boundaries and infrastructure costs
- Review of TIF process and purpose
- Consideration of resolution to create TIF and approve project plan
- Approval of November 20, 2025, committee minutes
- Determination of quorum and call to order
The committee approved the November 20, 2025 meeting minutes with all members voting aye and none voting nay. The committee discussed the proposed tax increment district and the Piedmont Road Economic Development Project Plan but took no action on the resolution to create the district and approve the plan. The next meeting was scheduled for January 12, 2026 at noon. The meeting adjourned at 1:35 p.m.
- Approved November 20, 2025 minutes (AYE: all members listed; NAY: none)
- No action taken on resolution to create a tax increment district and approve Piedmont Road Economic Development Project Plan
- Scheduled next meeting for January 12, 2026 at Noon
City Council
The City Council will discuss and possibly act on the re-approval of a 2018 settlement agreement and subsequent 2020 and 2021 settlement accords. These items involve litigation with various parties, including Phil Boevers and SBS Development LLC.
- Approval of a 2018 Settlement Agreement involving $200,000 paid to Oklahoma Mutual Insurance Group
- Approval of a 2020 Settlement Accord involving $285,000 paid by Oklahoma Mutual Insurance Group
- Confirmation of the 2020 Settlement Accord as re-approved on March 2, 2021
- Resolution 12.04.25A for the collective re-approval of the 2018, 2020, and 2021 settlements
- Discussion of non-monetary terms including sewer line installation and road repairs
The council reviewed the 2018 Settlement Agreement to address a possible open‑meetings violation. Members asked questions about the parties, legal representation, and potential conflicts of interest. No motion, vote, or formal action was recorded.
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Piedmont City Council will discuss and possibly act on four items related to prior settlement agreements. Item A concerns a Settlement Agreement from September 6 2018 that includes $200,000 payable to the city’s insurer, with $50,000 to be reimbursed to Oklahoma Mutual Insurance Group. Items B and C address Settlement Accords from January 30 2020 and March 2 2021, each involving $285,000 payable by Oklahoma Mutual Insurance Group and city obligations for permits, road repairs, and sewer‑line installation. Item D is a resolution to re‑approve all three agreements and confirm the settlements.
- Approval of Settlement Agreement (Sept 6 2018) – $200,000 payment to insurer, $50,000 reimbursement to Oklahoma Mutual Insurance Group
- Approval of Settlement Accord (Jan 30 2020) – $285,000 payment by Oklahoma Mutual Insurance Group and city duties for permits, road work, and sewer‑line installation
- Approval of Settlement Accord (Mar 2 2021) – $285,000 payment by Oklahoma Mutual Insurance Group with same city obligations
- Resolution 12.01.25A to re‑approve the Settlement Agreement, Settlement Accords, and confirm the settlements
- All items are subject to amendment, amendment language applies to each agenda item
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Piedmont Planning & Zoning Commission will meet on December 1, 2025. The agenda includes approval of the regular meeting minutes from November 3, 2025. Commissioners will discuss and may act on a final plat map for Frisco Farms, proposing seven residential lots on a 20.7‑acre parcel at the southwest corner of Edmond Rd NW and Frisco Rd NW. An open/close public hearing will be held for this item.
- Approval of regular meeting minutes of November 3, 2025 (consent agenda)
- Discussion, consideration, and possible action on a final plat map for Frisco Farms – 20.7 acres with seven residential lots at the southwest corner of Edmond Rd NW and Frisco Rd NW
- Open/close public hearing for the Frisco Farms plat map
- Citizen hearing for topics not listed on the agenda
The commission unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included the November 3, 2025 meeting minutes. It also approved the Final Plat Map for Frisco Farms, adding a condition that fire‑hydrant flow testing must meet standards before the City Council meeting. Both actions passed with no opposing votes.
- Approved consent agenda and November 3 minutes (3-0)
- Approved Final Plat Map for Frisco Farms, condition: fire‑hydrant flow testing satisfactory (3-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Piedmont City Council will discuss and possibly act on a $200,000 settlement agreement involving multiple parties, a zoning application and a short‑form subdivision request for 8563 Sara Rd NE, a resolution for city bridge inspection contracts, and a proposal to amend council rules for electronic packet delivery. Each item will be considered for approval, amendment, or referral as appropriate. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items and a confidential executive session.
- Approval, ratification, and confirmation of a $200,000 settlement agreement (Resolution 11-24-25B)
- Discussion and possible action on Zoning Application for 8563 Sara Rd NE
- Discussion and possible action on short‑form subdivision to create one new lot at 8563 Sara Rd NE
- Discussion and possible action on City Bridge Inspection Contracts (Resolution 11-24-25A)
- Discussion and possible action to amend Council Rules for receiving Council Packets electronically
The council unanimously approved all items on the consent agenda, including several permanent easements and a professional services agreement. It also approved the rezoning of 8563 Sara Rd NE from agricultural A‑1 to RE and a short‑form subdivision that will split the parcel into two 2.5‑acre lots. The city selected the same bridge‑inspection engineers the county is using, and authorized purchase of an Axon Skydio10 drone. A new procedure for delivering council packets electronically was adopted.
- Approved Consent Agenda items A, B, C, D, E, and I (easements and services) – all ayes, no nays
- Approved Permanent Easement for Kathy Smith (Item F) – all ayes, no nays
- Approved Permanent Easements for Barry Stevens and Nancy I. Armstrong (Item G) – all ayes, no nays
- Approved purchase of Axon Skydio10 drone (Item H) – all ayes, no nays
- Approved rezoning of 8563 Sara Rd NE from A‑1 to RE – all ayes, no nays
- Approved short‑form subdivision of 8563 Sara Rd NE into two 2.5‑acre lots – all ayes, no nays
- Selected same bridge‑inspection engineers as the County (Resolution 11‑24‑25A) – all ayes, no nays
- Adopted electronic council‑packet procedure with secure box pickup – no formal vote required
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Tax Increment District Review Committee
The Tax Increment District Review Committee will meet to discuss the proposed tax increment district, covering its purpose, possible boundaries, and potential infrastructure improvements and costs. The committee will also appoint at-large representatives, determine quorum, and set the date for the next meeting.
- Appointment of at-large committee representatives
- Discussion of potential boundaries of the prospective tax increment district
- Review of the tax increment financing (TIF) process and purpose
- Consideration of potential infrastructure improvements and related project costs
- Selection of the next meeting time
The Tax Increment District Review Committee approved Joyce Leach as the Retail Member, Fred Alcazar and John Bickerstaff as at-large members, and Tony Morgan as an alternate at-large member, each with a unanimous 5‑0 vote. The committee also scheduled its next meeting for December 15 at noon.
- Joyce Leach appointed Retail Member (5-0)
- Fred Alcazar appointed at-large member (5-0)
- John Bickerstaff appointed at-large member (5-0)
- Tony Morgan appointed alternate at-large member (5-0)
- Next meeting scheduled for Dec. 15 at noon
Library Board
The Piedmont Library Board will approve the August 5, 2025 meeting minutes and set the 2026 meeting dates under a consent agenda. They will vote to adopt new Social Media and Inclement Weather Policies. The board will review the results of a recent community survey and discuss the status of the ongoing library expansion project.
- Approval of August 5, 2025 meeting minutes (consent agenda)
- Approval of 2026 meeting dates (consent agenda)
- Approval of Social Media and Inclement Weather Policies
- Review of community survey results
- Discussion of library expansion project progress
The Library Board unanimously approved the minutes from the August 5, 2025 meeting and the 2026 meeting schedule. The board also approved the revised Social Media Policy and the updated Inclement Weather Policy. All votes were recorded as AYE with no NAY votes.
- Approved August 5, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved 2026 meeting dates (unanimous)
- Approved updated Social Media Policy (unanimous)
- Approved updated Inclement Weather Policy (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning Commission will discuss and possibly act on a rezoning request for properties on Sara Rd NE. The body will also consider applications for a lot line adjustment and a lot split.
- Lot line adjustment application for 9222 Piedmont Rd North
- Short form subdivision application to create one new lot at 8563 Sara Rd NE
- Rezone application for Sara Rd NE lots from A-1 (Agriculture District) to RE (Rural Estates)
- Lot split application for 503 Jackson Ave NW
The commission unanimously approved the consent agenda items, including the September 8, 2025 meeting minutes and the 2026 meeting dates. It also approved a lot line adjustment for 9222 Piedmont Rd North, a short form subdivision for 8563 Sara Rd NE, a rezoning of that property from A‑1 to RE, and a lot split for 503 Jackson Ave NW with a condition that a correct application be filed. All motions passed with three ayes and no nays.
- Approved consent agenda items (minutes Sep 8, 2025 and 2026 dates) (3-0)
- Approved lot line adjustment for 9222 Piedmont Rd North (3-0)
- Approved short form subdivision for 8563 Sara Rd NE (3-0)
- Approved rezoning of Sara Rd NE from A‑1 to RE (3-0)
- Approved lot split for 503 Jackson Ave NW, conditional on correct application (3-0)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will discuss authorizing a loan from F&M Bank to fund street and road repairs. The body will also consider changing council rules regarding substantive changes to measures on second reading and review several legal cases in executive session.
- Proposed $1,300,000.00 loan with F&M Bank for street and road repairs
- Proposed rule change to prohibit substantive changes to measures on 2nd reading
- Laserfiche contract renewal
- CivicPlus contract renewal
- Resolution 10-27-25A for Court Bond/Fines Schedule
The council unanimously approved a $1,300,000 loan with F&M Bank to fund street and road repairs. It also approved a motion directing the City Attorney to draft a rule limiting substantive changes after a second reading. All items on the consent agenda, including the income statement and court bond schedule, were approved without opposition. The council moved into executive session by unanimous vote.
- Approved Consent Agenda items A, C, D, F, G (5‑0)
- Approved Income Statement (Item B) after removal (5‑0)
- Approved Resolution 10‑27‑25A for Court Bond/Fines Schedule (Item E) (5‑0)
- Approved $1,300,000 loan with F&M Bank for street repairs (5‑0)
- Approved motion directing City Attorney to draft rule on council reading procedures (5‑0)
- Approved motion to move into executive session (5‑0)
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The agenda for this meeting contains only procedural boilerplate. No specific items for decision or discussion are listed.
City Council
The City Council will discuss a loan for street repairs and an emergency repair project on Mustang Road. The body is also considering a final plat map for Shenandoah II and several city charter election propositions.
- Proposed $1,300,000 loan with F&M Bank for street and road repairs
- Proposed $125,000 for emergency culvert and roadway repair at Mustang Road 1/4 mile south of Arrowhead Road
- Final Plat Map application for Shenandoah II (52.993 acres) by Mark and Phil, LLC
- Administrative Rezone Application for 240 Edmond Rd NW (Piedmont Veterans Event Center)
- Purchase of 2 police vehicles from the City of Mustang and surplus of 7 police vehicles
The council unanimously approved the full consent agenda (items A‑U). It also approved the final plat map for Shenandoah II, adopted Ordinances 2025‑002 and 2025‑003 with emergency declarations, and authorized emergency repairs to a culvert on Mustang Road with up to $125,000 in spending. The low‑bidder Hasekell Lemon was awarded the 3‑mile Piedmont Road reconstruction contract.
- Approved consent agenda items A‑U (unanimous AYE)
- Accepted final plat map for Shenandoah II (unanimous AYE)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025‑002 (second reading) and declared it an emergency (unanimous AYE)
- Adopted Ordinance 2025‑003 (second reading) and declared it an emergency (unanimous AYE)
- Declared emergency for repair of culvert and road at Mustang Road (unanimous AYE)
- Authorized City Manager to spend up to $125,000 for culvert and roadway repair (unanimous AYE)
- Awarded Piedmont Road reconstruction contract to low‑bidder Hasekell Lemon (unanimous AYE)
- Tabled loan request with F&M Bank for street repairs (unanimous AYE)
🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss and possibly take action on a plat map application. The proposal concerns a 52.993-acre tract of land submitted by Mark and Phil, LLC.
- Public hearing for Final Plat Map for Shenandoah II (52.993 acres) submitted by Mark and Phil, LLC
The commission approved the regular meeting minutes from August 4, 2025. It also approved the final plat map for Shenandoah II, including the specified conditions. Both motions passed unanimously.
- Approved August 4, 2025 meeting minutes (4-0)
- Approved final plat for Shenandoah II with conditions (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss and potentially take action regarding legal representation or reimbursement for Jonathan Hisey and Ron Cardwell. This involves Canadian County Case CJ-2020-459 and includes a scheduled executive session for confidential communications with the city attorney.
- Discussion and possible action on representation/reimbursement for Jonathan Hisey and Ron Cardwell in Case CJ-2020-459
- Executive session regarding Canadian County case No. CJ-2020-459
The council approved a motion to enter executive session to discuss the sealed Canadian County case CJ-2020-459, passing 3-2. Earlier, a motion to pull item A from the agenda was approved unanimously, and later the same item was deleted by unanimous vote. No action was taken on item C concerning the case.
- Motion to pull item A approved unanimously (5-0)
- Motion to enter executive session approved (3-2)
- Council entered executive session at 8:17 PM
- Motion to delete item A approved unanimously (5-0)
- No action taken on item C (discussion of CJ-2020-459)
- Council adjourned the meeting at 9:25 PM
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Piedmont City Council will meet August 25 at 6:30 PM to decide on an administrative rezone for 240 Edmond Rd NW, adopt new driveway and culvert standards, and update the automatic aid agreement with Deer Creek Fire Protection District. The council will also consider first readings of two emergency ordinances and discuss lease-purchase options with F&M Bank.
- Administrative Rezone Application for 240 Edmond Rd NW (Veterans Event Center property)
- Ordinance 2025-002 amending driveway/culvert regulations and adopting Oklahoma City standards
- Ordinance 2025-003 amending International Property Maintenance Code provisions
- Lease/purchase options with F&M Bank (Police Chief)
- Automatic Aid Agreement update with Deer Creek Fire Protection District
The council unanimously approved the Automatic Aid Agreement with the Deer Creek Fire Protection District and the lease‑purchase options with F&M Bank. First readings of Ordinances 2025‑002 and 2025‑003, covering driveway and property‑maintenance standards, were also approved. Kelli Kelso was appointed as the new municipal judge, and the PREP Grant resolution was adopted. All consent‑agenda items, including the income statement, were approved without opposition.
- Approved Consent Agenda items A, C, D, E (regular council) (5-0)
- Approved Income Statement after removal from consent agenda (5-0)
- Approved Automatic Aid Agreement with Deer Creek Fire Protection District (5-0)
- Approved lease/purchase options with F&M Bank (6‑year amortization) (5-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025‑002 (culvert/driveway standards) (5-0)
- Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025‑003 (property‑maintenance code) (5-0)
- Appointed Kelli Kelso as Municipal Judge (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution 08‑25‑25A for the PREP Grant (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (15 roll-call votes)
Parks & Recreation Board
The Piedmont Parks & Recreation Board will meet to discuss filling two vacant seats, review repairs needed at Girl Scout Park, plan fall activities, and consider painting Community Park. The board will also approve minutes from prior meetings.
- Approval of April 16, 2025 regular meeting minutes
- Approval of May 7, 2025 special meeting minutes
- Filling two board seat vacancies
- Girl Scout Park repairs discussion
- Fall activities planning for the Park Board
The Parks & Recreation Board unanimously approved the regular meeting minutes from April 16, 2025 and the special meeting minutes from May 7, 2025. The board also approved three fall events: a movie night on December 19, a dance night on November 8, and a "Hotel Transylvania" night on October 24. No other actions were taken.
- Approved April 16, 2025 regular meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved May 7, 2025 special meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved fall activity schedule: Movie night Dec 19, Dance night Nov 8, Hotel Transylvania Oct 24 (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Library Board
The Library Board will review the 2025-26 budget and consider changes to the internet usage policy and hours of operation. The board will also plan next steps for the ongoing library expansion project.
- Review of the 25-26 Piedmont Public Library Budget
- Possible action on Internet Usage policy
- Possible action regarding changes to hours of operation
- Planning for the ongoing library expansion project
The Piedmont Library Board unanimously approved the Internet Usage Policy. The board also approved a change to add Monday hours to the library schedule starting September 2. Jamey Zimmerman was appointed interim chair of a new building committee for the library expansion. The regular meeting minutes of May 6, 2025 were approved on the consent agenda.
- Approved Internet Usage Policy (unanimous)
- Approved addition of Monday library hours, effective Sep 2 (unanimous)
- Approved appointment of Jamey Zimmerman as interim chair of building committee (unanimous)
- Approved regular meeting minutes of May 6, 2025 on consent agenda (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a requested administrative rezone for a property at 240 Edmond Rd NW. The commission will decide whether to change the zoning from A-1 (Agriculture District) to C-2 (General Commercial District).
- Administrative Rezone application at 240 Edmond Rd NW (Piedmont Veterans Event Center) from A-1 to C-2
City Council
The City Council will discuss adopting the 2018 International Property Maintenance Code and Oklahoma City Public Works CB Standards. The body is also considering a new permit requirement for driveways and encroachments in the public right-of-way.
- Adoption of the 2018 International Property Maintenance Code
- Proposed permit requirement for driveways/encroachments in public right-of-way
- Adoption of Oklahoma City Public Works CB Standards
- Election of a Mayor Pro-Tem
- Approval of HBC Contract
The council approved the routine consent‑agenda items A‑E unanimously. Motions to enter executive session and to have staff bring back the 2018 International Property Maintenance Code, a driveway‑permit amendment, and Oklahoma City Public Works RCB Standards were all approved unanimously. Council members also elected Jonathan Hisey as Mayor Pro‑Tem, with three AYE votes and no opposition. The Piedmont Municipal Authority approved its own consent‑agenda items A‑G unanimously.
- Approved Consent Agenda items A‑E (minutes, income statement, check register, library surplus, HBC contract) – AYE: Mayor ProTem Jonathan Hisey, Councilman Byron Schlomach, Councilman Ron Cardwell, Councilman Rob Jones, Councilman Matthew Myers; NAY: none
- Removed Item F from Consent Agenda and approved Item K – AYE: Mayor ProTem Jonathan Hisey, Councilman Byron Schlomach, Councilman Ron Cardwell, Councilman Matthew Myers; NAY: none
- Approved motion to enter executive session at 7:22 PM – AYE: Mayor ProTem Jonathan Hisey, Councilman Byron Schlomach, Councilman Ron Cardwell, Councilman Rob Jones, Councilman Matthew Myers; NAY: none
- Approved motion to have staff bring back 2018 International Property Maintenance Code for August 25 meeting – AYE: Mayor ProTem Jonathan Hisey, Councilman Byron Schlomach, Councilman Ron Cardwell, Councilman Rob Jones, Councilman Matthew Myers; NAY: none
- Approved motion to have staff bring back driveway‑permit amendment for right‑of‑way – AYE: Mayor ProTem Jonathan Hisey, Councilman Byron Schlomach, Councilman Ron Cardwell, Councilman Rob Jones, Councilman Matthew Myers; NAY: none
- Approved motion to adopt Oklahoma City Public Works RCB Standards – AYE: Mayor ProTem Jonathan Hisey, Councilman Byron Schlomach, Councilman Ron Cardwell, Councilman Rob Jones, Councilman Matthew Myers; NAY: none
- Elected Jonathan Hisey as Mayor Pro‑Tem – AYE: Councilman Byron Schlomach, Councilman Ron Cardwell, Councilman Matthew Myers; NAY: none; Mayor ProTem abstained
- Approved PMA Consent Agenda items A‑G (minutes, income statement, check register, trash and sewer purchase orders) – AYE: Trustee Jonathan Hisey, Trustee Ron Cardwell, Trustee Matthew Myers, Trustee Rob Jones, Trustee Byron Schlomach; NAY: none
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The agenda for this meeting consists of procedural boilerplate. No specific action items, proposals, or discussion topics are listed.
Board of Adjustments
The Piedmont Board of Adjustment will meet to discuss a variance request regarding lot coverage. The board will also review meeting minutes from April 2023 and January 2025.
- Variance request for parking lot coverage at Piedmont Veterans Event Center (240 Edmond Rd NW)
The Board of Adjustments approved the minutes from the April 3, 2023 meeting and the January 6, 2025 meeting. It also approved a variance to exceed lot coverage for a parking lot at the Piedmont Veterans Event Center located at 240 Edmond Rd NW. The meeting was then adjourned.
- Approved minutes from April 3, 2023 (5-0)
- Approved minutes from January 6, 2025 (5-0)
- Approved variance for lot coverage at 240 Edmond Rd NW (4-0, 1 abstain)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will consider the recommended annual operating budget for the City of Piedmont, Piedmont Municipal Authority, and Piedmont Special Projects Authority. The body will also review the 2023-2024 fiscal year audit and discuss recommendations from the City Charter Committee.
- Specific Assistance with Oklahoma County not to exceed $752,000
- Project Agreement with Canadian County for 192nd from Richland Road to Frisco Road
- Approval of 2025-2026 Pay Scale
- Interlocal Agreements with Canadian County for Mowing, Grading, and Jail
- Budget Amendments #4 (Street and Alley Fund) and #5 (Capital Improvement Fund)
The council unanimously approved the FY 2025‑2026 operating budget for the City of Piedmont. It also approved the consent‑agenda contracts and agreements, including a $752,000 assistance agreement with Oklahoma County and an amendment to a surface easement. The council authorized the city attorney to draft ballot language for charter changes and appointed Kelli Kelso as alternate assistant judge. The Piedmont Municipal Authority similarly approved its FY 2025‑2026 operating budget and a modification to the Gordon’s Hollow water agreement.
- Approved Consent Agenda items A‑J, L‑U, W, X (contracts, agreements, budget amendments) – unanimous
- Approved Specific Assistance with Oklahoma County up to $752,000 (Item K) – unanimous
- Approved amendment to Surface Site Easement to allow city access (Item V) – unanimous
- Approved FY 2025‑2026 annual operating budget for the City of Piedmont – unanimous
- Authorized city attorney to draft ballot language for charter changes – unanimous
- Appointed Kelli Kelso as alternate assistant judge – unanimous
- Approved FY 2025‑2026 annual operating budget for Piedmont Municipal Authority – unanimous
- Approved modification of Gordon’s Hollow water agreement by city attorney – unanimous
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Parks & Recreation Board
The agenda for this special meeting contains only procedural boilerplate. No specific discussion items or decisions are listed.
City Council
The City Council, Municipal Authority, and Special Projects Authority will discuss the recommended annual operating budget for fiscal year 2025-2026. The bodies will also consider accepting the 2023-2024 fiscal year audit. Additionally, the council and authority will discuss legal matters in executive session.
- Public hearing for FY 2025-2026 annual operating budget
- Acceptance of the 2023-2024 fiscal year audit
- Discussion on Canadian County cases No. CJ-2022-384 & 385, CJ-2021-447, and CJ-2025-354
- Discussion on Gordon’s Hollow water connection litigation and DEQ consent order
- Approval of Special Meeting Minutes from March 24, 2025
The City Council approved the City of Piedmont’s FY 2023‑2024 audit with a unanimous vote. The Piedmont Municipal Authority and the Piedmont Special Projects Authority also unanimously accepted the same audit. The PMA trustees voted to have the city attorney negotiate and prepare the Gordon’s Hollow litigation agreement. The PSPA approved its March 24, 2025 special‑meeting minutes.
- City Council accepted FY 2023‑2024 audit (unanimous)
- Piedmont Municipal Authority accepted FY 2023‑2024 audit (unanimous)
- Piedmont Special Projects Authority accepted FY 2023‑2024 audit (unanimous)
- PMA trustees approved city attorney to negotiate Gordon’s Hollow agreement (unanimous)
- PSPA approved March 24, 2025 special‑meeting minutes (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Ad Hoc Task Force
The Ad Hoc Charter Committee is meeting to discuss changes reviewed in a previous session. The body intends to decide which specific changes will be recommended to the City Council.
- Discussion of changes from previous meeting
- Decision on recommendations for City Council
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a potential administrative rezone for a specific property. The body will also consider updates to subdivision regulations.
- Administrative Rezone Application for 170 Edmond Road
- Discussion of Subdivision Regulations
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved the regular meeting minutes from April 7, 2025 with a unanimous vote. The administrative rezoning application for 170 Edmond Road was withdrawn and will be reconsidered later. Commissioners discussed subdivision regulations but took no action. Commissioner Kyle Cornman announced his resignation effective immediately.
- Approved April 7, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous AYE vote)
- Administrative rezoning application for 170 Edmond Road pulled, to be brought back
- Subdivision regulations discussion, no action taken
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will meet to consider action on several Canadian County court cases. The body will also review routine contracts and financial reports via a consent agenda.
- Discussion and possible action on Canadian County cases No. CJ-2022-384 & 385, CJ-2021-447, and CJ-2025-354
- Approval of Crawford and Associates Contract (City Hall)
- Approval of ClearGov Contract (City Hall)
- Approval of City Manager’s Contract
- Proclamation for Foster Care Awareness Month
At the May 19, 2025 regular meeting, the Piedmont City Council approved all items on the consent agenda, including contracts and financial reports, by a unanimous vote. The Council also entered an executive session and voted unanimously to continue filing an appeal for Canadian County case CJ‑2022‑384. The Piedmont Municipal Authority, meeting concurrently, similarly approved its consent agenda items and entered an executive session without action. The City Manager announced a public hearing on the budget scheduled for June 10.
- Approved consent agenda items (minutes, income statement, check register, encumbrance report, Crawford & Associates contract, ClearGov contract, City Manager contract) – unanimous (Hisey, Schlomach, Cardwell, Jones, Myers)
- Approved removal and approval of Special Meeting Minutes – unanimous (Hisey, Schlomach, Cardwell, Jones, Myers)
- Entered executive session at 7:01 PM – unanimous (Hisey, Schlomach, Cardwell, Jones, Myers)
- Approved motion to continue filing appeal for Canadian County case CJ‑2022‑384 – unanimous (Hisey, Schlomach, Cardwell, Jones, Myers)
- Approved Piedmont Municipal Authority consent agenda items (regular and special meeting minutes, income statement, check register, City Manager contract) – unanimous (Hisey, Cardwell, Jones, Myers, Schlomach)
- Entered PMA executive session at 7:31 PM – unanimous (Hisey, Jones, Cardwell, Myers, Schlomach)
- Announced public hearing on the budget for June 10 (no vote required)
- No new business or additional actions taken
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Piedmont City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss and potentially act on four pending lawsuits in Canadian County (cases CJ-2022-384, CJ-2022-385, CJ-2021-447, and CJ-2025-354). The meeting will begin with a closed executive session for confidential attorney communications, followed by possible public action on the litigation. No other business is scheduled.
- Executive session for attorney-client communication on four court cases
- Discussion and possible action on Canadian County case No. CJ-2022-384 & 385
- Discussion and possible action on Canadian County case No. CJ-2021-447
- Discussion and possible action on Canadian County case No. CJ-2025-354
- Special meeting called for litigation matters only
The council approved moving into executive session. It then approved a motion to discuss with outside counsel filing an appeal for case CJ‑2022‑384. No action was taken on cases CJ‑2022‑385, CJ‑2021‑447, or CJ‑2025‑384. The meeting adjourned at 6:54 PM.
- Moved into executive session (unanimous vote)
- Approved discussion with outside counsel to file appeal on CJ‑2022‑384 (unanimous vote)
- No action taken on CJ‑2022‑385, CJ‑2021‑447, and CJ‑2025‑384
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Parks & Recreation Board
The Parks & Recreation Board will hold a special meeting to discuss and possibly vote on recommending companies for park improvements. No specific companies or dollar amounts are listed in the agenda.
- Discussion and possible action on recommending companies for park improvements
The Parks & Recreation Board unanimously approved recommending Joe Rollins Hardwood Floors for park improvements. It also approved purchasing two loads of sand for the volleyball court and setting a $1,000 limit for paint at Girl Scout Park. All three motions received five ayes and no nays.
- Recommended accepting bid from Joe Rollins Hardwood Floors – approved (AYE: all 5 members, NAY: none)
- Approved purchase of two loads of sand for volleyball court – approved (AYE: all 5 members, NAY: none)
- Approved up to $1,000 limit for paint for Girl Scout Park – approved (AYE: all 5 members, NAY: none)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Library Board
The Piedmont Library Board will hold a regular meeting on May 6, 2025, at 5:30 PM. Agenda items include discussion and possible action on policy updates (safety, code of conduct, room reservation), nomination and election of a new Vice Chair, and discussion of a proposed library expansion project. The board will also consider approving minutes from the February 4, 2025 meeting.
- Approval of February 4, 2025 meeting minutes
- Discussion and possible action on Safety, Code of Conduct, and Room Reservation policy updates
- Nomination and election of a new Vice Chair
- Discussion and possible action on proposed library expansion project
The board approved the February 4, 2024 meeting minutes and adopted the revised safety policy, the Code of Conduct policy, and the Room Reservation policy with an amendment (all 5‑0). Members elected Jamey Zimmerman as Vice Chair (4‑1). No formal action was taken on the proposed library expansion project.
- Approved February 4, 2024 minutes (5-0)
- Approved revised safety policy (5-0)
- Approved Code of Conduct policy (5-0)
- Approved Room Reservation policy with amendment (5-0)
- Elected Jamey Zimmerman as Vice Chair (4-1)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning Commission will meet to discuss and potentially take action on Subdivision Regulations. Other business is limited to the approval of previous meeting minutes and a public hearing for citizens.
- Discussion and possible action on Subdivision Regulations
- Approval of April 7, 2025, meeting minutes
City Council
The Piedmont City Council will hold a regular meeting on April 28, 2025, with a consent agenda covering routine approvals including leases, contracts, and easements. Scheduled business includes discussing a comprehensive traffic study for the high school, intermediate, elementary, and middle schools, as well as acting on the 2025 Citizen Road Committee recommendation. The council will also consider appointments to external boards and enter executive session to discuss litigation and the city manager's performance and contract renewal.
- Discussion and possible action on conducting a comprehensive traffic study for high school, intermediate, elementary, and middle school traffic
- Approval of Standley Systems Lease Contract for City Hall
- Approval of MOU with Community Intervention Center at Canadian County Justice Center (Police Department)
- Approval of Radio Contract with OKC for Police and Fire Departments
- Discussion and possible action on selecting up to 2 trustees for the Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group
The City Council approved its consent agenda items and accepted the 2025 Citizen Road Committee recommendations with added partnerships. It also appointed new trustees for the Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group and the Oklahoma Emergency Management Agency, and designated delegates to the ACOG board. The Piedmont Municipal Authority approved an engineering agreement with SRB for OWRB projects, kept the EMS fee unchanged, and eliminated the $1.00‑per‑month drainage fee from utility bills.
- Approved City Council consent agenda items A–K (unanimous)
- Accepted 2025 Citizen Road Committee recommendations with manager‑submitted partnerships and grants (unanimous)
- Nominated Daniel McClure and Karl Burkhardt as OMAG trustees (unanimous)
- Nominated Joshua Johnston as OEMA trustee and Josh Williams as alternate (unanimous)
- Appointed Rob Jones as ACOG delegate; Byron Schlomach and Matthew Myers as alternates (unanimous)
- Approved engineering agreement with SRB for OWRB water and wastewater projects (unanimous)
- Voted not to increase the EMS fee (unanimous)
- Eliminated the $1.00/month drainage fee from utility bills (3 ayes, 2 nays)
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
City Council
This special meeting of the Piedmont City Council and Piedmont Municipal Authority includes a workshop and possible action on Subdivision Regulations. The Municipal Authority will also discuss and potentially act on accepting or rejecting a bid from Rigid Steel Structures, Inc. for $387,997.00.
- Workshop on Subdivision Regulations
- Discussion, consideration, and possible action on Subdivision Regulations
- Discussion, consideration, and possible action on accepting or rejecting a bid from Rigid Steel Structures, Inc. for $387,997.00
The City Council held a special meeting, discussed subdivision regulations, and took no action on them. After adjournment, the Piedmont Municipal Authority reconvened and voted to accept a $387,997 bid from Rigid Steel Structures, Inc. The motion passed unanimously with four ayes and no nays. The meeting then reconvened back to the City Council.
- No action taken on subdivision regulations (Council)
- Accepted $387,997 bid from Rigid Steel Structures (4-0, PMA)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Parks & Recreation Board
The Parks & Recreation Board will consider renewing the Piedmont Baseball fields contract, discuss repairs to the splash pad, and review plans for the Easter Eggstravaganza event. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes from the December 2024 meeting.
- Approval of regular meeting minutes from December 18, 2024
- Discussion and possible action on the Easter Eggstravaganza event
- Discussion and possible action on splash pad repairs
- Discussion and possible action on Piedmont Baseball fields contract renewal
The board unanimously approved the December 18, 2024 meeting minutes on the consent agenda. No action was taken on the Easter Eggstravaganza or splash pad repair items. The board approved a motion for city staff to research four questions about the Piedmont Baseball fields lease. Members were assigned to obtain sand quotes, organize a Girl Scout Park work day, and get security quotes for Community Park cameras, and a special meeting was scheduled for May 7.
- Approved December 18, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)
- Approved motion to have staff research baseball fields lease (unanimous)
- Assigned Kyle Cornman to obtain sand quotes for volleyball court
- Assigned Katie Cornman to set up a work day for Girl Scout Park
- Assigned JJ Spaniol to obtain security company quotes for Community Park alarm cameras
- Scheduled special park and recreation meeting for May 7 at 6 PM
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Ad Hoc Task Force
The Ad Hoc Charter Committee is meeting to discuss the committee's goals and preliminary changes. The body will also determine a schedule to meet the November ballot deadline.
- Discussion of committee goals
- Review of preliminary changes
- Scheduling for November ballot
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss combining 9240 Piedmont Rd North with an 8.86-acre vacant lot to the east. The commission will also consider selecting a delegate for the Tax Increment Finance Committee.
- Application to combine two lots at 9240 Piedmont Rd North and the adjacent 8.86-acre vacant lot
- Selection of a delegate for the Tax Increment Finance Committee
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved the minutes from the March 3, 2025 meeting. It unanimously approved an application to combine two parcels at 9240 Piedmont Rd North and an adjacent 8.86‑acre lot. The commission also appointed James Fickes as the commission’s delegate to the Tax Increment Finance Committee.
- Approved March 3, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
- Approved combining two lots at 9240 Piedmont Rd North (3-0)
- Approved James Fickes as delegate to the Tax Increment Finance Committee (3-0)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
City Council
The Piedmont City Council will hold a regular meeting on March 24, 2025. The council will discuss and possibly approve a resolution to create a Tax Increment District under the Local Development Act, which could fund development projects. They will also consider authorizing an agreement with TischlerBise, Inc. for impact fee studies and an agreement with The Public Finance Law Group for TIF legal services. Other business includes appointment of a municipal judge and updates to subdivision regulations.
- Resolution No. 03-24-25A declaring intent to create a Tax Increment District and directing preparation of a project plan
- Agreement with TischlerBise, Inc. to conduct impact fee studies
- Agreement for Tax Increment Finance Counsel Services with The Public Finance Law Group PLLC
- Discussion and possible action on appointment of Judge and Assistant Judge
- Discussion and possible action on updates to subdivision regulations, including definitions and standards
The council unanimously approved the routine consent agenda items. It also authorized a study agreement with TischlerBise, Inc. and adopted a resolution to explore a Tax Increment District, appointing a review committee. Municipal Court Judge and Assistant Judge were appointed, and a 16‑inch waterline dedication was approved pending cleanup.
- Approved consent agenda items A‑F (5‑0)
- Approved agreement with TischlerBise, Inc. for impact fee studies (5‑0)
- Approved Resolution 03‑24‑25A to consider a Tax Increment District (5‑0)
- Approved agreement for Tax Increment Finance Counsel Services with The Public Finance Law Group PLLC (5‑0)
- Nominated Byron Schlomach to the TIF review committee (5‑0)
- Appointed Terrell Monks as Municipal Court Judge and Adam Christenson as Assistant Judge (5‑0)
- Approved dedication of 16" waterline, contingent on cleanup (4‑0, 1 abstain)
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider two zoning code updates: one addressing lot coverage requirements and another creating definitions for uses listed in Chapter 4 (Land, Business, and Facility Uses permitted in districts). The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and a public comment period. No votes are guaranteed—items may be deferred or amended.
- Discussion and possible action on updates to Zoning Code for lot coverages
- Discussion and possible action on updates to Zoning Code to define uses in Chapter 4 – Land, Business, and Facility Uses
The Planning and Zoning Commission discussed updates to the Zoning Code for lot coverages but took no action, instead directing city staff to study Yukon's lot coverage regulations. They also reviewed a list of definitions for land, business, and facility uses, with the city attorney advising commissioners to email any concerns to staff. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Directed staff to study Yukon's lot coverage rules (no vote)
- Approved January 6, 2024 meeting minutes, corrected to 2025 (3-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The Piedmont City Council will discuss and possibly vote on creating a City Charter committee to propose charter amendments for a city charter election. Other scheduled business includes approving a lease-purchase agreement with F&M Bank for the police department, amending the fee schedule for fire department responses outside city limits, and updating subdivision regulations. The consent agenda covers routine approvals such as contracts (Louanne Trammel, LensLock renewal) and road funding agreements for Piedmont Rd and Countyline Rd.
- Discussion and possible action on creating a City Charter committee for proposed charter amendments and election (Councilman Hisey)
- Discussion and possible action on approving a lease-purchase agreement between the City and F&M Bank for Police Department
- Discussion and possible action on amending fee schedule to include fee for Fire Department response outside city limits
- Discussion and possible action on updating subdivision regulations
- Consent agenda includes approval of MRDAF agreements for Piedmont Rd (178th to 192nd) and Countyline Road (178th to 192nd)
The council approved a lease-purchase agreement for vehicles, amended the fee schedule to include fire department response fees outside city limits, and established a charter committee. They also voted not to renew the LensLock contract and directed updates to subdivision regulations. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved lease-purchase agreement with F&M Bank for vehicles (4-0)
- Approved second reading of Ordinance 2024-019 amendment adding fire response fee outside city limits (5-0)
- Approved emergency clause on fee schedule amendment (5-0)
- Established City Charter committee to bring recommendations in April (5-0)
- Directed draft ordinance for lot coverage provisions in subdivision regulations for March meeting (5-0)
- Directed update to subdivision regulations for July meeting (5-0)
- Approved consent agenda items A-G, I, J (5-0)
- Denied renewal of LensLock contract (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)
Parks & Recreation Board
The Board will first approve minutes from December 2024. Business items include discussion and possible action on a work day at Girl Scout Park and Community Park, splash pad repairs, and security and bathrooms at Community Park. They will also discuss park paintings and Piedmont Baseball fields.
- Discussion and possible action on work day at Girl Scout Park and Community Park
- Discussion and possible action on splash pad repairs
- Discussion and possible action on security and bathrooms at Community Park
- Discussion on park paintings
- Discussion on Piedmont Baseball fields
Library Board
The Piedmont Library Board will consider approving the November 5, 2024 meeting minutes as part of a consent agenda. Scheduled business includes discussion and possible action on a new safety protocol policy and a library expansion project. The board will also hear a report from the Piedmont Library and Cultural Events Society (PLACES) and a library director's report.
- Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes of November 5, 2024 (consent agenda)
- Discussion and possible action on reviewing new safety protocol policy
- Report from Piedmont Library and Cultural Events Society (PLACES)
- Discussion and possible action on library expansion project
- Library Director's Report
The Piedmont Library Board voted unanimously to table approval of the new safety protocol policy until an active shooter policy is finalized. The board also approved the November 2024 meeting minutes and scheduled a special meeting to discuss a potential library expansion project.
- Approved November 5, 2024 meeting minutes (4-0)
- Tabled safety protocol policy until active shooter policy finalized (5-0)
- Scheduled special meeting before next regular meeting for library expansion discussion (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The agenda for the February 3, 2025, meeting contains only procedural information and posting notices. No specific decisions, proposals, or discussion items are listed.
City Council
The Piedmont City Council will discuss and possibly act on purchasing seven police vehicles for up to $530,000 via a lease-purchase agreement. They will also hold public hearings on a Planned Unit Development for Autumn Chase Phase III and IV and a final plat for Richland Farms, an 80-acre subdivision. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, financial reports, a surplus, an on-call contract, and resolutions for the municipal election and a RAISE grant application.
- Purchase of 7 police vehicles for up to $530,000 via lease-purchase
- Public hearing on Autumn Chase Phase III and IV PUD design statement
- Public hearing on Richland Farms final plat (80 acres, 13 lots west of Richland Road NW)
- Appointment of Library Board member(s)
- Executive session on litigation in Canadian County cases CJ-2022-384, CJ-2022-385, and CJ-2021-447
The Piedmont City Council approved the Autumn Chase Phase III and IV PUD design statement with amendments, including an access road, sidewalk standards, clubhouse completion before Phase IV, and a 45% lot coverage ratio. The council also approved the Richland Farms final plat for 13 residential lots and accepted the offsite waterline dedication. Consent agenda items were approved, including the election resolution and RAISE grant resolution amended to $19 million. The council authorized the police chief to pursue a lease-purchase for 7 police vehicles not to exceed $525,000, subject to February council approval.
- Approved Autumn Chase PUD as amended (3-1, Cardwell excused)
- Approved Richland Farms final plat (5-0)
- Accepted offsite waterline dedication for Richland Farms (5-0)
- Authorized police chief to contract for 7 police vehicles up to $525,000 (5-0)
- Appointed Rebecca Anderson to Library Board (5-0)
- Approved RAISE grant resolution amended to $19 million (5-0)
- Approved consent agenda items A, B, E, F, H (5-0)
- Approved income statement, check register, SRB contract, and other pulled items (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (15 roll-call votes)
City Council
The City Council will meet to discuss and potentially take action on a design statement for a Planned Unit Development. The body will also consider whether to reject a bid for a Public Works facility.
- Planned Unit Development (PUD) Design Statement for Autumn Chase Phase III and IV
- Possible rejection of the Public Works facility bid
The Piedmont City Council held a special meeting on January 13, 2025, with a quorum present. The council voted unanimously to table the Planned Unit Development (PUD) Design Statement for Autumn Chase Phase III and IV until January 27, 2025, at 6:30 PM. The council also voted unanimously to reject the Public Works facility bid. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Tabled Autumn Chase Phase III and IV PUD Design Statement until Jan 27, 2025 (4-0)
- Rejected Public Works facility bid (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Planning & Zoning Commission
The Piedmont Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider two subdivision applications: a final plat for Richland Farms on Richland Road NW (80 acres, 13 residential lots) and a short form subdivision on Tuscany Way to create one new lot. The meeting also includes approval of December 2024 minutes and a citizen comment period.
- Final plat for Richland Farms: 80 acres, 13 residential lots, west side of Richland Rd NW south of Edmond Rd NW
- Short form subdivision on Tuscany Way to create one new lot
- Approval of regular meeting minutes from December 2, 2024
- Public hearing for citizens on non-agenda items
The Piedmont Planning and Zoning Commission approved the final plat for Richland Farms, an 80-acre subdivision with 13 residential lots west of Richland Road NW, south of Edmond Rd NW, subject to conditions from the Staff Review Board expiring on 02/10/2025. The commission also approved a short form subdivision on Tuscany Way to create two lots from the described property. Both approvals were unanimous (4-0). No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved Richland Farms final plat (80 acres, 13 lots) with SRB conditions expiring 02/10/2025 (4-0)
- Approved short form subdivision on Tuscany Way creating two lots (4-0)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Board of Adjustments
The Piedmont Board of Adjustment will meet to discuss and potentially decide on the process for evaluating variance requests. The agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a public comment period. The main business item is a discussion on how to handle variance elements.
- Approval of minutes from December 2, 2024 meeting
- Discussion and possible action on process for considering elements of a variance
The Piedmont Board of Adjustments met on January 6, 2025, and approved the minutes from the December 2, 2024 meeting. The board also voted unanimously to comply with Title XI and variance requirements when considering variance elements. No other substantive decisions were made.
- Approved minutes of December 2, 2024 meeting (4-0)
- Approved motion to comply with Title XI and variance requirements (4-0)