Drainage improvements in South Fork Estates
Summary
Clearing for the new Spring Creek Crossing development increased runoff flowing through older South Fork Estates lots. The developer paid for the design, and the committee recommended turning the city's $25,000 design allocation into construction money.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
Reallocates the city's existing $25,000 allocation from design to construction — no new money requested.
South Fork Estates residents whose properties currently take on runoff from the cleared development.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Broken Arrow City Council - Mar 24, 2026
After a years-long fight, a South Fork Estates resident confirmed mitigation measures are in place and waivers signed; the council accepted shifting 2018 bond funds from design to construction to finish the drainage fixes.
Drainage Advisory Committee - Feb 23, 2026
Clearing for the new Spring Creek Crossing development increased runoff flowing through older South Fork Estates lots. The developer paid for the design, and the committee recommended turning the city's $25,000 design allocation into construction money.
Related development
South Fork Estates drainage improvements
Fixes nuisance water that has historically flowed through homes on the old five-acre drainage path, now worsened by clearing upstream.
Steeple Chase drainage design improvements — 3729 S. 195th E. Ave to E. 37th Ct. S.
Once built, the city would own and maintain the pipe, keeping drainage off neighboring properties.
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