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Planning staff recommends approval for small-lot rezoning request near 23rd Street and East Avenue
Summary
A rezoning application (Z-78100) would change a property from RS-2 to RS-3 to allow a landowner to split a larger tract into three to four single-family lots; staff said TMAPC recommended approval 8-0 and planners noted a narrow panhandle portion already zoned RS-3 and floodplain constraints on some back lots.
City planning staff presented rezoning application Z-78100 to the Urban and Economic Committee. The request seeks to rezone a parcel from RS-2 (single-family residential) to RS-3 (single-family residential) so the owner can divide the tract into roughly three to four single-family lots that would face the street to the east.
Planner remarks and constraints: The planner (identified in discussion as Nathan) said the property has an unusual panhandle that already carries RS-3 zoning but is largely undevelopable due to size. He said the prospective development would likely match lot patterns immediately north of the site, with deeper lots and some constraints on rear development because of floodplain encumbrances. Planning staff also reported the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission (TMAPC) recommended approval by an 8-0 vote.
Next steps: The planner said the city had met with the applicant and that the application would proceed through the standard public-notice and hearing processes; the transcript excerpt did not record a final committee vote on the rezoning application during the segment provided.
