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Oklahoma City Council rejects proposed development on key area for vulnerable aquifer - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma City Council rejects proposed development on key area for vulnerable aquifer

After hearing nearly three hours of public comment, the Oklahoma City Council voted not to approve an application to build 655 homes on an area residents say is environmentally important.

Source: kosu.org
Oakdale neighbors speak out against new housing development, city council votes measure down - Vimarsana News

Oakdale neighbors speak out against new housing development, city council votes measure down

Neighbors in the Oakdale community in northeast Oklahoma City banded together to stop a development on the corner of East Britton and North Sooner Road.

Source: kfor.com
As Oklahoma City considers new development, residents raise concerns about area's underground water supply - Vimarsana News

As Oklahoma City considers new development, residents raise concerns about area's underground water supply

If you’re reading this in central Oklahoma, there’s a good chance you're above the Garber-Wellington Aquifer.

Source: kgou.org
Oakdale Public School parents, faculty concerned by 655-home development proposal - Vimarsana News

Oakdale Public School parents, faculty concerned by 655-home development proposal

Oakdale Public School is at the center of a rezoning dispute set to be decided before the OKC City Council at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 9, 2023.

Source: nondoc.com
As Oklahoma City considers new development, residents raise concerns about area's underground water supply - Vimarsana News

As Oklahoma City considers new development, residents raise concerns about area's underground water supply

If you’re reading this in central Oklahoma, there’s a good chance you're above the Garber-Wellington Aquifer.

Source: kosu.org