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Tulsa planning office promotes 'Destination Districts' and Planet Tulsa comprehensive-plan update
Summary
City planning staff described the Destination District Program and an update to the Planet Tulsa comprehensive plan, saying the planning office formed in 2019 will use data and public engagement and expects to complete the update by the end of 2020 (as stated in the transcript).
The City of Tulsa Planning Office described work on a Planet Tulsa comprehensive-plan update and a Destination Districts program intended to add vibrancy and stability to neighborhoods that have not reached their full potential.
Presenters said the Tulsa Planning Office was created on Jan. 1, 2019, and that the Planet Tulsa update relies heavily on data and public engagement; the transcript said the update was anticipated to be completed "by the end of 2020" (the excerpt appears to be informational material and uses those dates as program milestones). The presentation noted the office staffs the Tulsa Preservation Commission and provides planning services for other commissions, including the Arts Commission and the Route 66 Commission.
On zoning, the materials outlined the application steps: the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission (TMAPC) handles rezoning, subdivisions and comprehensive-plan amendments; notices to property owners within 300 feet and a public-notification timeline of at least 20 days before the planning commission hearing are required. The transcript presented this information as procedural guidance rather than an agenda vote.
