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Jenks planning panel approves rezoning for small parcel at 634 West 101st Place
Summary
The City of Jenks Planning Commission approved JZ 26-701 to rezone a small parcel at 634 West 101st Place from agricultural to commercial shopping to align with surrounding uses and allow a service-station/car-wash use; staff recommended approval and no public comments were made.
The City of Jenks Planning Commission voted to approve JZ 26-701, a request to rezone a small parcel at 634 West 101st Place from AG (agricultural) to CS (commercial shopping).
Mrs. Hilton, the presenting staff member, told commissioners the rezoning is "part of the process to move forward" on a development and would tidy a small triangle of AG that sits amid commercial zoning, allowing automotive/service-station uses compatible with surrounding parcels. She said the site sits near existing commercial nodes including a Starbucks and Ace Hardware and that staff recommends approval of the rezoning request.
Commissioners asked clarifying questions about lot configuration, ownership and access. Mrs. Hilton confirmed the area includes multiple platted lots and a detention area behind nearby properties; ownership details and mutual-access easements were discussed but not finalized at the meeting. No members of the public stepped forward to comment.
A motion to approve JZ 26-701 carried on the recorded voice vote (Bowman: yes; Sellers: yes; Williams: yes; Chair West: yes). The commission’s approval was procedural; staff and applicant will follow up on access and lot-ownership details during subsequent development review.
The rezoning appears intended to align zoning with existing and proposed commercial uses along that corridor and to enable the applicant’s planned service-station-related uses. The commission moved on to the next agenda item after the vote.
