Shelly Williams

The document outlines the Ada Municipal Airport Master Plan, a 20-year initiative focused on enhancing economic development and accommodating increased air traffic. Key objectives include the construction of a new terminal building, expansion of hanger space, and the development of public amenities such as viewing areas, a restaurant, and conference facilities. The plan aims to attract businesses, facilitate growth, and provide a modern, community-proud facility.

The City of Ada's long-range land use plan serves as a roadmap to guide and manage urban development within city limits and the surrounding county. Its primary purpose is to steer land uses, ensure predictable growth, and provide stability for property owners by minimizing unexpected changes. The plan acts as a crucial tool for city planners and the Ada Metropolitan Planning and Zoning Commission, informing decisions to foster a happy and comfortable environment for all residents.

The Housing Needs Assessment and Plan of Action for the City of Ada, Oklahoma, focuses on ensuring a sustainable housing stock that meets the needs of its residents. Key areas of focus include addressing at-risk neighborhoods, dealing with the scarcity of land and available housing, and managing the demand for student housing. The plan proposes actions such as creating a Community Development Corporation, establishing a Housing Steering Committee, prioritizing at-risk neighborhoods, and implementing regulatory and zoning changes to stimulate investment and revitalization. It also emphasizes blight removal, land banking, and tax incentives to encourage redevelopment and improve housing conditions.

The housing study assesses the current and future demand and market potential for housing, with an emphasis on attainable workforce products. It analyzes the available housing supply, identifies demand/supply mismatches, and provides recommendations for mitigating them. The study also examines the magnitude and nature of demand for all types of housing needed in Ada, surveys local workers to identify changes in housing needs, and concludes with potential opportunities to fulfill current and future needs.

The meeting addressed several key agenda items. These included supplemental appropriations to the Special Revenue Fund; budget transfers within the Ada Public Works Authority Fund; authorization to proceed with small claims court action against a delinquent account; and various contract approvals. Contracts approved included agreements for professional engineering services, services with the Ada Area Chamber Foundation, Ada Main Street, DBT Transportation Services, and William Marvin Johnson, LLC. A cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture was also approved. Resolutions establishing water, sewer, solid waste, and miscellaneous fees were adopted. Additionally, approvals were given for a government product lease agreement for a postage machine, the surplussing of items, and bids for concrete, mineral aggregate, material hauling, and truck trailer rental.