Voluntary annexation of 75.48 acres west of Oneta Road
Summary
About 75.5 acres now holding one farmhouse joins the city for a planned single-family subdivision, extending city services and future growth in Wagoner County.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
Adds future property tax base and utility customers while obligating the city's service plan.
The property owner and future subdivision residents who gain city services.
Cambridge Estates residents say they risk cut-through traffic, road wear, and flooding if connections and drainage aren't strictly controlled.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Broken Arrow City Council - Nov 3, 2026
About 75.5 acres now holding one farmhouse joins the city for a planned single-family subdivision, extending city services and future growth in Wagoner County.
Broken Arrow City Council - Oct 20, 2026
The city is annexing about 75 acres where a single-family subdivision with roughly 230 homes is planned. Cambridge Estates neighbors fear cut-through traffic on their sidewalk-less streets, worse downstream flooding, and the loss of the area's wooded character. The ordinance was previewed and set for adoption, with rezoning and a PUD still to come.
Broken Arrow City Council - Aug 18, 2026
A property owner wants 75 acres near Oneta Road brought into the city as the first piece of a planned 215-acre Robson Companies residential development. Neighbors from Cambridge Estates showed up asking about flooding, runoff, and zoning protections before construction begins.
Related development
Voluntary Annexation — 75.48 acres near Oneta Road
The land will become a single-family subdivision with city utilities and services, adding to Broken Arrow's growth on the Wagoner County side.
Voluntary Annexation, ANX-002930-2026
The land will become a single-family subdivision with city utilities and services, adding to Broken Arrow's growth on the Wagoner County side.
Voluntary Annexation — 75.48 acres, Wagoner County
Annexation would bring future development under city zoning, drainage, police, and fire standards instead of looser county rules; neighbors' flooding concerns will be addressed at the rezoning stage.
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