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Staff previews broad zoning code cleanup (ZCA-37); public hearing set for August
Summary
Planning staff previewed ZCA-37, a package of non-substantive clean-up amendments to the City of Tulsa Zoning Code spanning chapters on residential, mixed-use, parking, signs, screening and definitions; TMAPC took no action and staff plans an August public hearing.
City planning staff presented a sweeping set of cleanup recommendations to the Tulsa Zoning Code (ZCA-37) that would clarify and correct provisions across multiple chapters, including residential district use tables, mixed‑use character zones, parking and drive‑through stacking, sign exceptions, landscaping and screening, accessory dwelling units, and definitions. Staff said these are implementation clean-up items identified since the code’s adoption and are not intended to be substantive policy changes.
Ms. Susan Miller and Ms. Felicity Good said the zoning code implementation team has been meeting regularly to identify inconsistencies and that ZCA-37 will be scheduled for a TMAPC public hearing in August 2025 and then transmitted to City Council. Commissioners took the presentation for discussion and no action was taken at the July 2 meeting.
