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Planning commission approves Office Light rezoning in Florence that retains multifamily allowance over neighborhood objections
Summary
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission voted to approve an Office Light rezoning and optional development plan in Florence that keeps multifamily housing as an allowed use despite substantial neighborhood opposition.
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission voted to approve a rezoning request and optional development plan (ODP) that would allow Office Light uses — and retain multifamily residential as an allowed use — on a tract in the Florence area after several hours of public comment and heated exchanges between neighbors and the applicant.
The commission approved the staff-recommended rezoning to OL with the submitted ODP following a failed motion to amend the plan to explicitly exclude multifamily housing. The vote followed more than a dozen residents testifying about environmental, traffic and property-value concerns and the applicant stressing that his firm intends primarily to sell lots rather than build multifamily dwellings.
Neighbors said the…
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