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Council approves minutes, multiple rezoning and public-way items; several ordinances forwarded

2091422 · January 8, 2025
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Summary

On Jan. 8 the Tulsa City Council unanimously approved minutes, multiple consent items and rezoning requests and approved several ordinances on second reading. The council also forwarded a set of first-reading ordinances to the next meeting and approved a block of mayor's items with emergency clauses as noted.

The Tulsa City Council took several procedural and legislative actions during its Jan. 8 meeting, voting on minutes, consent items, rezoning applications, and ordinances.

The council unanimously approved receipt and filing of minutes for three special meetings held Dec. 11 (items 1a–1c). Later, councilors approved a block of mayor's items (items 4b–4j) with the emergency clause applied to items 4b–4e.

On land-use matters the council approved rezoning requests listed as items 5b through 5d, including Z-7795 (RS-3 to IL for property north of the northeast corner of North Hill Avenue and Dawson Road), Z-7796 (RM-2 to MX-1-PD35 at the northwest corner of East 13th and South Rockford), and PUD-564D (amendment to add personal vehicle repair and maintenance as permitted uses within Development Area B east of the southeast corner of East Skelly Drive and South Memorial Drive). The council also approved ordinances on second reading that include multiple public-way closures for future development and an ordinance correcting a prior ordinance's legal description and changing a street name (State Farm Boulevard to East 48th Street South). The council voted to forward items 6a–6h (first-reading ordinances) to the next council meeting for action.

All recorded roll-call votes shown in the televised transcript for these items were affirmative; the Jan. 8 excerpt records each councilor answering "Yes" during the roll calls for the motions recorded in the meeting transcript. The transcript does not list dissenting votes in the televised portion.

Votes recorded in the televised excerpt include unanimous approvals for: minutes (items 1a–1c); items 4b–4j (with emergency clause on 4b–4e); rezoning items 5b–5d; and ordinances 7a–7d on second reading. The council also moved items 6a–6h forward to the next meeting without objection.