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Planning Commission approves rezoning for 228-acre site at A Hundred and 78 and MacArthur (Z-2025-03)
Summary
The commission voted to rezone roughly 228 acres from R2 (rural residential) to R1 (acreage residential) for a proposed 92-lot development; applicant and staff said much of the northern acreage is in a floodplain and that utility connections and sewer availability remain open questions.
The Oklahoma County Planning Commission approved a zoning change (Z-2025-03) on Oct. 16 to reclassify about 228 acres at A Hundred and 78 and MacArthur from R2 (rural residential) to R1 (acreage residential). The applicant said the rezoning would enable a 92-lot concept plan with lots larger than one acre and a low overall density.
Staff told the commission the rezoning application followed an earlier withdrawn PUD proposal and that much of the northern portion of the property falls in the floodplain; the applicant intends to locate residences on the southern portion and use the floodplain area as common open space and drainage. Staff said the portion of the…
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