Sierra Brook
Description
A preliminary plat for the Sierra Brook subdivision along Midwest Boulevard. A public hearing was scheduled; no outcome on record.
Impact summary
The plat would lay out new lots for development in the Coffee Creek area; the continuation just delays the decision two weeks.
Applicant
- Name
- Farzaneh Development, LLLP
- Address
- West side of Midwest Boulevard, south of Coffee Creek Road, Edmond, OK
At a glance
- Hearings
- 5
- Public comments
- 0
- Total mentions
- 6
Last vote · Planning Commission
Rising — discussed at 3 meetings since Sep 22, 2026, up from 2 in the two months before.
Meeting timeline (6)
Planning Commission — November 3, 2026
A preliminary plat for a residential subdivision west of Midwest Boulevard was already requested to be continued to the November 17 meeting, so the commission took no action.
Planning Commission — October 20, 2026
The developer asked for a continuance, and the plat will be heard November 3.
Planning Commission — September 22, 2026
A preliminary plat for the Sierra Brook subdivision, continued at the applicant's request to the October 20 meeting.
Planning Commission — August 18, 2026
Preliminary plat for the Sierra Brook subdivision, with a requested variance from the 20% tree-preservation common area requirement.
Planning Commission — August 4, 2026
A preliminary plat for the Sierra Brook subdivision along Midwest Boulevard. A public hearing was scheduled; no outcome on record.
Planning Commission — July 7, 2026
Preliminary plat was continued to the August 4 meeting at the applicant's request.
Related issues (3)
Tree preservation at Covell Crossing via easement closing
A variance to the city's tree preservation rules (Title 21.02.170) was scheduled for public hearing. Depending on the request, it could allow removal of protected trees that the code would otherwise require be kept.
Sierra Brook preliminary plat and tree preservation variance
Farzaneh Development proposed the Sierra Brook subdivision west of Midwest Boulevard, and asked for a variance from the rule requiring 20% of platted land be kept as tree-preservation common area.
Sierra Brook preliminary plat
Farzaneh Development proposed the Sierra Brook subdivision west of Midwest Boulevard, and asked for a variance from the rule requiring 20% of platted land be kept as tree-preservation common area.
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