Oklahoma City, Oklahoma — week of 2026-07-06 · all Oklahoma City meetings

Airport Trust approves $13.4M terminal flooring contract; Planning Commission adopts solar energy rules

The Oklahoma City Airport Trust approved a $13,385,000 contract for terminal building flooring replacement, the largest dollar decision among city board actions over the past two weeks. The unanimous 5-0 vote on June 25 also included a $2,309,230 contract for aircraft T-hangars at Wiley Post Airport and authorization to bid a new air traffic control tower at the same facility.

Airport Trust

Trust members approved eight items unanimously, all 5-0. In addition to the flooring and T-hangar contracts, they approved an amendment with American Airlines updating operational requirements, a $634,674.97 sole-source purchase for gates and furniture, a $340,818 roof replacement contract at CAMI, and a $735 grounds service agreement with the Citizen Potawatomi Nation. The board adopted a distracted driving policy effective July 1, 2026.

Planning Commission

The Oklahoma City Planning Commission approved a new ordinance defining solar energy systems and accessory regulations on a 7-0 vote. Commissioners also approved five rezoning applications: 1933 NW 39th St to SPUD-1843 (7-0), 801 N Cemetery Rd to SPUD-1845 (7-0), 3103 SE 104th St to PUD-2131 (7-0), 13701 N Mustang Rd to PUD-2141 (6-0), and 549 SW 149th St to PUD-2144 (6-0). Final plats for Sooner Gateway and Wheeler District passed 7-0. Five items were deferred to July 23, 2026.

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission, meeting in special session June 24, voted 8-0 to recommend four public art installations to the City Council: a mural titled "Bridges" by Jesse Warne near police headquarters, a terrazzo floor titled "One Voice. One OKC." by Matt Goad at Continental Coliseum, a painting by Dean Wilhite for City Council Chambers, and a mural titled "Route to Happiness" by Armando Ortiz in the 39th Street District. The commission also approved a resolution honoring staff member Randy Marks (8-0). March 16, 2026 meeting minutes were received 8-0.

Community Public Safety Advisory Board

On June 23, the board approved May 12, 2026 forum minutes 4-0. Following a closed session, the board issued Letters of Support for six cases (#2026-0623-01 through -04, -06, and -07) and Letters of Support with comment for two cases (#2026-0623-05 and -08). One case, CPSAB Case #2026-0217-02, was deferred to the July agenda after being inadvertently left unreported.

Agendas without published minutes

Several boards met but minutes have not yet been published, so outcomes are not confirmed:

**Community Enhancement Corporation** (June 24): Agenda included subcontract authorizations for Creston Park asbestos abatement and demolition, plus contract awards for vinyl floor tile, ranges and refrigerators, and development counsel legal services.
**Oklahoma City Housing Authority** (June 24): Agenda included contract awards for appliances and flooring, an administrative plan update for Housing Choice Vouchers, development legal counsel services, and an amended purchase and sale agreement for two scattered-site houses.
**Oklahoma City Zoological Trust** (June 24): Agenda included a Stingray Touch Pool budget amendment, a $250,000 bidding waiver for Safari Lights, and ratification of $143,578.80 in healthcare and insurance service agreements.
**MAPS 4 subcommittees** (June 30–July 1): Agendas covered a $12,328,233 construction contract for the Robert Ravitz Crisis Center, a $96,487 cost increase for the Louisa McCune Animal Welfare Center, and multiple stadium subcontracts including $20,406,151 for Basden Steel structural steel and a $48,811,833.82 Lingo Construction Services amendment.
**Pioneer Library System Board** (June 30): Agenda included a $127,871 EBSCO renewal, a $59,500 Moviebox kiosk purchase, and a new executive director employment contract.
**Other boards**: Medical Control Board, Golf Commission, Connectivity Subcommittee, and Historic Preservation Commission met July 1; minutes are not yet published.

Coming up

**July 6 — MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board Special Meeting**: Votes on stadium subcontract awards totaling more than $25 million and a guaranteed maximum price amendment, plus election of a vice chair.
**July 6 — Bond Advisory Committee**: Recommendation of $1,874,328 in bond funds for a storm sewer relief main on SW 7th Street and South Robinson Avenue.
**July 7 — City Council**: Includes a $1,395,000 cost increase for Baker Tilly financial report support, a $35,000 contract for Asian District cultural and economic development, and $61,974 for irrigation pump repairs at Earlywine Golf Course.
**July 7 — Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust**: A $546,689 sanitary sewer rehabilitation contract and a $700,000 annual increase to the Core & Main LP mechanical fittings contract are on the agenda.

Earlier weeks

week of 2026-06-29 — Airport trust approves $13.4M terminal flooring contract; planning board adopts solar rules

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