Town of
Cedar Valley
A unique, small town golf community, committed to safe, livable, and sustainable growth for our present and future citizens.
Important Information
AGENDA of SPECIAL Board Meeting
Town of Cedar Valley Board of Trustees
Cedar Valley West Clubhouse
June 10, 2024 at 6:00 p.m.
Meeting Procedure: Comments from the public are welcome during the course of the meeting. Comments not
scheduled on the agenda will be heard under public comments; and comments on all scheduled agenda items will be
heard immediately following the presentation by staff or petitioner. Please wait until you are recognized by the Mayor
and keep comments as brief as possible.
1. Call to Order.
2. Roll Call.
3. Oath of Office. Stan Wieczorek will be sworn in as a Cedar Valley Trustee by Acting Mayor Tom Trello. This term
ends in April 2025, at which time another election will take place.
4. Review and Approval of May 13, 2024 Board Meeting minutes.
5. Review and Approval of Treasurer’s Report.
Discussion and/or Action on the following:
1. Discussion, Possible Amendment, and/or possible action to approve the proposed 2025 Fiscal year budget for
Cedar Valley. This would take affect July 1, 2024.
2. Comments and Inquiries by Governing Body Members.
6. Adjournment.
Next Board meeting is July 1, 2024.
ATTEST: Valerie J. Castle, Clerk
Agenda posted by 5:00 p.m. on June 7, 2024 at
CV East and West Clubhouses, via email, and
online at www.townofcedarvalley.com.
MAILING ADDRESS FOR THE TOWNSHIP:
Ways to stay in the know :
CV website (www.townofcedarvalley.com);
Emails (Contact admin@townofcedarvalley.com to request emails.); and
Facebook Group page (Private group for CV residents only. Look for the green “Cedar Valley Oklahoma” page pic.)
Lawn/Landscaping and Lot Maintenance
It has been brought to the attention of the Board of Trustees that several residents’ lawns are not being properly maintained. Also, there are empty lots that need to be mowed.
If this applies to your property, please take immediate action to rectify the situation now and going forward.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Kathy Sikes, Legislative Liaison for Cedar Valley, has created a Facebook page campaign titled:
“1.8 Minutes Oklahoma”
This page provides numerous facts about safety issues on HWY 33. She is asking residents and their friends to “Like” and follow this FB page to increase the audience with the goal being to get our legislators to give the issue their attention and action.
Emails are sent periodically to Cedar Valley residents. Email addresses were taken from the information provided for the 2021 Cedar Valley Directory. If you are not receiving these email broadcast communications, please email admin@townofcedarvalley.com and provide a valid email address.
HISTORY
What began simply as a golf club evolved into the Town of Cedar Valley. Located in Logan County, Oklahoma, Cedar Valley was incorporated in 1982. There are two distinct residential communities known as Cedar Valley East (CVE) and Cedar Valley West (CVW), connected by a seventy-five-foot-wide strip of land that runs along Highway 33. The Town begins just outside the City of Guthrie on Broadway and ends on May Avenue, one mile south of the Cimarron River.
The golf course was developed by Claude “Duffy” Martin and Juanita Martin in 1973 and constructed by members of the Martin family. From planting the grass to digging out the ponds this was a family affair. The Martin family is still the sole proprietor of the Cedar Valley Golf Club. Link to https://www.cedarvalleygolfclub.com/ to learn more about the courses and more about Duffy Martin and his vision.
With a total of four public courses (two, 18-hole courses at each), Cimarron National Golf Club and Cedar Valley Golf Club, offers the approximate 319 residents of Cedar Valley a tranquil place to call home. The rolling hills and ponds are home to many birds and waterfowl, as well as deer and other four-footed critters. The howl of coyotes and hooting of owls will lull the restless to a deep sleep. The greens are soothing and the wind passing through the cedar trees make this community the location you will want to call home.
The Town has approximately 153 homesites as of mid-2021. According to the latest Census data most of the employed residents are professionals and managers who commute to work in nearby cities., with a median household income of $80,085. Median home value is $282,083. There are no apartments or condos within Cedar Valley.
Cedar Valley is home to many retirees who enjoy all that is offered in Cedar Valley without losing the convenience of amenities found in nearby larger cities.
Tranquil, Beautiful And Green!
