Norman council to consider $1.9 million waterline contract and year-end budget moves Tuesday

NORMAN - The Norman City Council will consider a $1,883,895 contract to replace waterlines in the Royal Oaks area Tuesday, Nov. 10, according to the amended agenda for its 6:30 p.m. regular meeting at the Municipal Building, 201 W. Gray St.

The contract with Southwest Water Works, L.L.C., sits on the consent docket, items 2 through 27, which staff recommends passing in one vote. Also there: resolution R-2627-58, moving money from seven fund balances, including $2,573,402 from the capital fund and $1,472,138 from risk management, to close out fiscal year 2026 accounts; a resolution setting terms for selling Series 2027A general obligation bonds; first reading of an ordinance that would enlarge the Economic Development Advisory Board and add ward-specific seats; an addendum to the park-naming contract with Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc.; and cancellation of the Dec. 22 meeting.

The only item listed as non-consent is a preliminary plat for the 108th Avenue Business Addition at State Highway 9 and 108th Avenue S.E.

At a 5 p.m. special meeting, the council will continue discussing changes to the city's rules on commercial sale of cats and dogs, then consider an executive session on pending litigation involving Norman Hospitality, Inc.

Source: City of Norman, Nov. 10 regular meeting agenda (amended); Nov. 10 special meeting agenda.