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Planning board, commissioners approve Jackson rezoning to allow three residential parcels in Rogers County
Summary
The Rogers County planning board recommended approval and commissioners approved a rezoning request from agricultural to agricultural-residential (Case No. 2627) submitted by Janine and Travis Jackson to split approximately 12 acres into three parcels.
Rogers County commissioners held a public hearing on July 1, 2025, and approved a rezoning request (Case No. 2627) to change property at 12123 S. 49 from agricultural (AG) to agricultural-residential (AR) to permit a three-parcel residential split.
Planning staff summarized the request from applicants Janine and Travis Jackson. Staff said the parent tract is about 12 acres and that the proposed split would create parcels of roughly 6.63 acres and 5.45 acres, with the 5.45-acre parcel to include a 30-foot access handle to the county road. Staff said the planning commission recommended approval by a 5–0 vote.
No members of the public attended or submitted written opposition, staff said. After staff presentation, a commissioner moved and the board approved the rezoning.
Why it matters: the rezoning changes the allowed use for the property from agricultural to agricultural-residential and clears the way for a residential lot split; the change is contingent on county approval and any building permits or infrastructure requirements.
Commission action: the board approved the rezoning request (Case No. 2627) following the planning board’s recommendation.
Provenance (selected transcript excerpt):
“Public hearing with discussion … request for a zoning change from AG to AR … Case number 2627. The applicant is Janine and Travis Jackson. Location is 12123 South 49 … the planning board voted to recommend approval 5–0.”
