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Commission approves rezoning for light-industrial site adjacent to Highway 75
Summary
The Tulsa Planning Commission unanimously approved rezoning case Z7818 to allow a light-industrial office-warehouse project on just over 2 acres north of West 401st Street adjacent to Highway 75.
The Tulsa Planning Commission voted to approve rezoning case Z7818 to permit light-industrial (IL) use on just over 2 acres adjacent to Highway 75 north of West 401st Street.
Staff described the site as surrounded by existing industrial zoning and said the land-use plan designates the area as an employment district, a designation staff said is consistent with the requested IL zoning. A staff representative told commissioners the request was recommended for approval.
Applicant representatives told the commission they agreed with the staff recommendation. Zach Lindsey, attorney for Kent Holdings, said the applicant “agree[s] with the recommendations, of course.” No members of the public spoke in opposition.
A commissioner moved to “approve item Z7818 per staff recommendation.” After a second, the commission voted and the motion passed.
The rezoning clears the way for an office-warehouse development; specific site or building plans were not presented at the hearing. Staff advised that subsequent platting and development reviews will follow the rezoning approval.
Votes and procedural notes: the motion to approve Z7818 passed on the floor following staff presentation and an applicant confirmation of support. The record does not include a detailed roll-call tally in the transcript.
