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TMAPC backs 'Reserve on 64' RE/PUD for residential estate lots; nearby resident voices objection
Summary
The commission recommended CZ‑569/PUD‑873 (The Reserve on 64) — an RE/PUD for about 29.4 acres and roughly 30–34 lots — by a 9‑0 vote; one nearby resident objected over the shared fence line and the applicant described plans for about 34 lots and flood‑avoidance design.
TMAPC voted 9‑0 on Aug. 20 to recommend approval of CZ‑569 and PUD‑873 ("The Reserve on 64"), a proposed RE/PUD residential estate subdivision at the southwest corner of S. 157th E. Ave and E. 169th St S (State Rt. 64).
Applicant Kevin Maevers described the project as a large‑lot gated neighborhood designed to preserve trees, creeks and ponds while producing roughly 30–34 lots at about 1.0–1.2 dwelling units per acre. "They have put together a concept plan for about 34 lots," the record states for the applicant. One nearby resident, Jay Cheatam, spoke in opposition, saying he shares a fence line with the site and does not want the rezoning.
Staff recommended approval based on consistency with the Tulsa County Comprehensive Plan and Bixby’s 2018 plan. The commission approved the PUD and rezoning recommendation 9‑0‑0 (motion by Commissioner Craddock; second by Commissioner Shivel).
