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Council hears rezoning request for 51-acre County Line Crossing; planning recommended approval

Broken Arrow City Council · June 16, 2025
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Summary

Planning staff recommended approval of BAZ2130-2025 to rezone about 51 acres from agricultural to RS-3 and RS-4 for a single-family development near 101st and County Line; the planning commission approved 4-0 and council moved to approve after applicant representatives clarified ownership.

Rocky Hinkle, community development director, presented BAZ2130-2025, a rezoning request for roughly 51 acres northwest of 101st and County Line Road to allow single-family detached development. Staff recommended approval subject to planning conditions; the planning commission had previously approved the rezoning 4-0.

During public comment and council questions, an attendee asked about property ownership and on-site compatibility and traffic. The applicant's representative, Megan Pasco of Tanner Consulting, confirmed the current owner is Public Service Company of Oklahoma and said the property is in process of sale to the developer Clara Land Group; she answered council questions about access and neighborhood connections.

A council member moved to approve the rezoning per staff and planning commission recommendation and another council member seconded; council proceeded with the motion. Staff noted one opposition letter citing traffic concerns but no formal opposition at the meeting.