2nd Street & Broadway Corridors Plan
Summary
A trip to study Carmel's roundabout-driven economic development model was tabled so the full council can consider attending — a possible model for Edmond's Broadway corridor.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 7
- Last 30 days
- 0
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Estimated $2,130 per person for travel.
Councilmembers and staff learn redevelopment practices potentially applicable to Broadway.
The adjoining residential landowner to the south loses some setback buffer, though she told the applicant she has no objection.
Mentions & discussions (8)
Planning Commission — September 22, 2026
Edmond was considering replacing its zoning, subdivision, site design, and stormwater codes with a single Unified Development Code. This would shape how everything from new neighborhoods to drainage gets built citywide.
Planning Commission — September 8, 2026
Edmond is considering a Unified Development Code that would replace its existing zoning, subdivision, site design and stormwater drainage rules in one overhaul. It could change how everything from new subdivisions to commercial sites gets approved across the city.
City Council Workshop - Downtown Edmond — August 24, 2026
Council members mapped what they consider downtown, agreeing broadly on the core but debating whether it extends east of Boulevard toward UCO. Defining the area matters for future plans, TIFs, and incentive zones.
Planning Commission — August 18, 2026
The commission discussed the long-range plan for the 2nd Street and Broadway corridors, which shapes future development along these major routes.
City Council / Public Works Authority — August 10, 2026
A trip to study Carmel's roundabout-driven economic development model was tabled so the full council can consider attending — a possible model for Edmond's Broadway corridor.
City Council / Public Works Authority — May 26, 2026
A $12 million, two-building U-Haul storage project is coming to 913 South Broadway. The developer is closing curb cuts, adding 105 trees, and got a setback variance to build closer to a residential neighbor to the south.
Planning Commission — May 19, 2026
A batch of amendments would rewrite rules for more than ten commercial and industrial zoning districts plus use definitions. These changes shape what businesses can open where — and could affect property values and neighborhood character citywide.
What's next for Broadway and Second? Edmond city planners want more data on one of its main entrances
What's next for Broadway and Second? Edmond city planners want more data on one of its main entrances The Oklahoman
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