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§ 38-161 — Protection of restoration areas

Oklahoma City Municipal Code (Supp. No. 5, Update 1: codified through Ordinance No. 28070, adopted April 21, 2026) · Oklahoma City Municipal Code § 38-161

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§ 38-161. - Protection of restoration areas.

(a) No person shall drive, ride, operate, leave, or park a motorized or non-motorized vehicle or cycle, including but not limited to any motor vehicle, off road vehicle, motorcycle, motor scooter, motor bicycle, or non-motorized vehicle, bicycle, or other cycle, in a designated restoration area except on paved roads and then only as permitted by and in accordance with applicable ordinances and statutes. Unpaved portions of designated restoration areas shall be limited to pedestrian traffic only. (b) The following areas are designated as restoration areas: (1) Stanley Draper Reservation. a. Point 8. That area of the Lake Stanley Draper Reservation, known as point 8, which is in the S ½ of the NE ¼ and in the SE ¼ of Section 35, T11N, R2W, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma which includes an area with a southern boundary of Lake Stanley Draper and with northern, eastern and western boundaries as set forth below: (i) northern boundary is the loop road to be included in re-vegetation as depicted in maps appended to this ordinance and available in the City Clerk's Office and various recreational publications; (ii) eastern boundary is the tributary that aligns with a line-of-sight extension of Douglas Boulevard as depicted in maps appended to this ordinance and available in the City Clerk's Office and various recreational publications; and (iii) western boundary is tributary located approximately .5 mile west of the East boundary as herein defined and as further depicted in maps appended to this ordinance and available in the City Clerk's Office and various recreational publications. b. Points 11 and 12. Those areas of the Lake Stanley Draper Reservation, known as points 11 and 12, and portions of point 13, which are in the NE ¼ of Section 1, T10N, R2W, Cleveland County, Oklahoma and are bounded on the north by SE 89th Street, on the east by Post Road and on the south and west by Lake Stanley Draper. c. Point 22. That area of the Lake Stanley Draper Reservation, known as point 22, which is in the S ½ of the SE ¼ of Section 12, T10N, R2W, Cleveland County, Oklahoma, and is bounded on the east by Westminster Road, on the south by SE 134th Street and on the west and north by Lake Stanley Draper. (2) Other designated areas. The Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust may designate such additional restoration areas on the City-operated reservations. The Director shall use signs or barricades to designate any additional restoration areas. (c) The Director shall provide a map to the City Clerk demonstrating the restoration areas. The Director shall update the restoration area map from time to time to include any additional restoration areas designated on City-operated reservations by the Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust. The City Clerk shall make the map of restoration areas available to the public upon request and payment of applicable copying cost, if any, in accordance with the Oklahoma Open Records Act and applicable ordinances. (d) The Director may, from time to time, close or restrict use of any paved road in a restoration area by signs or barricades.

(Ord. No. 21974, § 1, 6-4-02)