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Commission approves AG-to-AGR rezoning for 2.62-acre tract south of N. Memorial Drive

Tulsa County Planning Commission · November 5, 2025
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Summary

Tulsa County planning staff recommended, and the commission approved, rezoning a 2.62-acre tract from AG to AGR to allow smaller lot sizes (1.1-acre minimum) consistent with adopted comprehensive-plan land use; no public speakers were recorded on the item.

The Tulsa County Planning Commission approved a rezoning request (CZ 573) to change a roughly 2.62-acre tract south of the southwest corner of North Memorial Drive and East 143rd Street North from AG (agriculture) to AGR (agricultural-residential) to permit a smaller minimum lot size (1.1 acres) than AG.

Planning staff said the request aligns with residential land-use designations in the City of Collinsville’s plan (which the county has adopted into its comprehensive plan) and recommended approval. The staff report noted the AGR district requires a minimum lot area of 1.1 acres while AG currently requires a 2.1-acre minimum. No members of the public spoke on the item.

Commissioner Craddock moved to approve the staff recommendation and Commissioner Turner Addison seconded; the motion carried. The transcript does not include a roll-call tally.

Next steps: the applicant may proceed with preliminary plats and required engineering reviews for any future residential development; the record did not include a specific development plan.