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Council approves rezoning for 2300 West 91st Street (Ordinance No. 1678)
Summary
The Jenks City Council voted unanimously to rezone a parcel at 2300 West 91st Street from AG (agriculture) to RE (residential estate) to resolve a lot-split setback issue; staff recommended approval to bring a previously split parcel into code compliance.
Jenks City Council voted to approve Ordinance No. 1678, rezoning a parcel at 2300 West 91st Street from AG (agriculture) to RE (residential estate) to correct a lot-split that left one lot nonconforming to setback requirements.
Missus Hilton, city staff, told council the lot split had created three residences on one large parcel and that one resulting lot failed to meet zoning setback standards; staff recommended rezoning to residential estate to “clean that up” and make the property compliant. “We have conditionally approved the lot split for this parcel… staff does recommend approval of this request,” Hilton said.
Council asked no substantive follow-up questions from the public; no members of the public spoke for or against the request during the public-comment period on the item. Councilmember (mover) made the motion to approve and a second was provided; the roll call vote was unanimous.
The ordinance includes standard language repealing conflicting ordinances and a severability clause and identifies the general location as 2300 West 91st Street. No appeals, conditions beyond those in staff materials, or amendments to the text were recorded at the meeting. The council closed the item after the roll call vote.
What happens next: The rezoning takes effect according to the ordinance’s provisions and the city’s standard codification process; staff included references to the lot-split details and planning commission recommendation in the meeting packet.
