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County approves rezoning for gated subdivision at South Lewis and 171st

Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners · July 27, 2026
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Summary

Tulsa County staff recommended and the Board approved CZ589 (PUD 878), rezoning a parcel from AG to AGR to permit a low-density gated residential subdivision with private streets, after a staff presentation and engineering comments about drainage and private street maintenance.

Kendall Davis, senior planner at the Indian Nations Council of Governments, presented CZ589/PUD 878, a county rezoning request to change a parcel from AG to AGR and adopt a planned unit development to allow a gated residential subdivision with private streets at the northwest corner of South Lewis Avenue and East 171st Street North. "Therefore, staff recommends approval of the requested rezoning," Davis said, describing the proposal as consistent with the area's low-density future land-use designation.

An engineering staff member (S4) said the proposed entryway treatments and a pond at Lewis address drainage concerns and noted that private streets would not be county-maintained. The board asked a brief clarifying question about the street orientation and then closed the public hearing. The motion to approve the rezoning and PUD passed on roll call with affirmative votes recorded for the commissioners present.

The staff presentation emphasized that the PUD would allow site-specific development standards — setbacks, buffering and lot configurations — crafted to preserve the rural character while permitting limited residential development. The county will review specific site layout and lot configurations when formal plans are submitted, and engineering review will address final drainage and circulation requirements.

Next steps: the approved PUD and rezoning permit the applicant to submit engineered plans and final plats for county review and permitting, including any required drainage or flood-control measures.