Planning for the Mustang we want in 20 years.
I've served on the Planning Commission since 2026. Here I share plain-language summaries of what's in front of the commission, how I voted and why, and how you can weigh in.
- Commissioner
- Stefan WeihermuellerCity of Mustang
- Serving
- Since 2026Planning Commission
- Meets
- 2nd Tuesday · 7:00 p.m.City Council Chambers
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We review it. Council decides.
The Planning Commission reviews land-use requests and makes a recommendation to City Council. Council has the final word.
Official agendas and minutes are published by the City.
View them on cityofmustang.org →- RezoningRequests to change how land is zoned.
- Subdivision platsSplitting land into lots.
- Site plansHow a project is laid out on its lot.
- Comp planUpdates to the comprehensive plan.
How I voted. Yes or no.
Every item I've voted on, pulled from my meeting write-ups. Click any item to read why.
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From the commission blog.
Meeting write-ups, cancellations and what's coming up.
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When, where & how to speak up.
Meetings are open to the public. Agenda packets are posted before each meeting.
- When
- Second Tuesday of each month, 7:00 p.m.Regular meetings are typically held on this schedule.
- Where
- City Council Chambers, Mustang Municipal Building1501 N. Mustang Road, Mustang, OK 73064
- Speak up
- Public hearings & "Hearing of Citizens"Residents can address the commission during public hearings on agenda items and the "Hearing of Citizens" portion of each meeting.
- Agendas
- Browse agendas & minutes →Posted on cityofmustang.org before each meeting.
- Access
- Contact the City Clerk →Need an accommodation? Reach out at least 48 hours before the meeting.
On the job. In the chambers.
A few photos from meetings and around the Mustang Municipal Building.
Your input shapes what gets built.
- 01Attend a meeting — second Tuesday, 7:00 p.m., City Council Chambers.
- 02Comment on a case — speak at the public hearing or send written comments through the City before the meeting.
Personal website of Stefan Weihermueller. Views are my own and not an official statement of the City of Mustang or its Planning Commission.