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June 1, 2026 - Chickasha City Council Special Meeting

Monday, Jun 1, 2026

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Emergency Declared for Storm Drain Sinkhole Repair on Chalkaw Avenue; Bidding Requirements Waived

The City Council declared a true emergency related to a sinkhole caused by a deteriorated storm drain structure and surrounding concrete area. They waived competitive bidding requirements based on section three of the Chichoquett City Charter, citing the vital importance to public health and welfare. The expenditure authorized is not to exceed $36,500. The discussion clarified that the lowest bid of $22,480 from L and L Concrete Construction Company is intended for the sinkhole repair on Chalkaw Avenue, despite the higher 'not to exceed' amount in the request. It was noted that the project's location is on Chalkaw Avenue, distinct from other storm drain work discussed.

Zoning And Land UseCommercial

Rezoning Approved for 223 West Minnesota Avenue for U-Shaped Commercial Development

The City Council considered and approved a rezoning application for a lot at 223 West Minnesota Avenue from R1 (Residential) to C2 (Commercial). The applicant, Seth Cvy of Osiris Enterprises LLC, plans to develop a U-shaped complex, with the primary tenant being a speech therapy clinic, and potentially expanding to include occupational and physical therapy services. This development is intended to complement the pediatric focus near the school and utilize currently empty lots. The applicant also expressed interest in purchasing adjacent lots that were recently approved for rezoning. This rezoning is a continuation of the commercial development along Minnesota Avenue. Ordinance 2026-13 was approved for this rezoning.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

City Council Debates and Approves $30,000 for Supplemental Engineering Oversight on Water Treatment Plant Project

The City Council considered entering into a proposal for supplemental engineering services for construction administration for the Chichoquett Water Treatment Plant project, located near Fourth Street and North 2840 Road. The amount proposed is not to exceed $30,000. The services involve geotechnical work oversight to ensure the foundation's integrity. Council members expressed concerns about the necessity of this supplemental service, questioning if it constituted a "triple stamp" on the work of the primary engineers and if it was an unexpected cost overrun. It was clarified that while the primary construction bid includes soil amendment, this $30,000 is for independent oversight of the geotechnical aspects to ensure the foundation's longevity, especially given the local soil conditions and the project's high cost ($84 million). The budget for this service comes from the water treatment plant's overall budget within the CMA's budget.

UtilitiesInfrastructure

Change Order Approved for Willow Creek Road Storm Drain Project; Bill's Custom Concrete Awarded $22,500

The City Council approved a change order for the storm drain box installation project at 219 Willow Creek Road, authorizing an expenditure not to exceed $22,500 to Bill's Custom Concrete and Drainage, Inc. This project is part of a larger drainage improvement initiative. Council members noted the significant improvement the installed structure represents and acknowledged the ongoing nature of drainage-related projects in the city. Omar Fiero was recognized for his availability and dedication during the discussion.

Hiring & ProcurementInfrastructure

City Council Authorizes Purchase of Three Zero-Turn Mowers for $36,969

The City Council discussed and authorized the purchase of three zero-turn mowers from Small Engine Service. The purchase will utilize the Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Contract, item number 112624-SCG, for an amount not to exceed $36,969. Initial discussion involved a discrepancy between the agenda listing two mowers and the request indicating three, which was clarified to be two of one model and one of another. Concerns were raised about the price compared to online searches, but it was noted that cooperative purchasing contracts have pre-bid pricing.

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