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Planning commission approves second freestanding sign for 51st Street restaurant
Summary
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission approved a minor PUD amendment (PUD-467-10) allowing an additional freestanding sign with a dynamic display for a restaurant along East 51st Street South, finding the change consistent with the PUD and city sign regulations. Vote: 9-0-0.
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission voted to approve PUD-467-10, a minor amendment to allow a second freestanding sign with a dynamic display on a restaurant lot east of the northeast corner of East 51st Street South and South Harvard Avenue.
Staff recommended approval after finding the amendment consistent with PUD administration rules and not a significant departure from previously approved development standards. The amendment increases the permitted number of freestanding signs for the lot from one to two and requires the new sign’s dynamic display to comply with Chapter 60 of the Tulsa Zoning Code, per staff guidance.
Commissioner Zalk moved to approve the consent item; Commissioner Shivel seconded. The commission approved the amendment 9-0-0. There were no public speakers on this item. The staff report noted sidewalks and transit availability on East 51st Street South and recommended that other PUD development standards remain in effect.
The action applies standard sign limitations established in PUD-467 and requires compliance with the Tulsa Zoning Code’s dynamic-display rules. The approval was recorded as part of the commission’s consent agenda and is noted in the meeting minutes.
