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Yale Estates preliminary plat approved; public raises water access and fencing concerns
Summary
The commission approved Yale Estates preliminary plat (102 lots on ~80.03 acres) and a five-year preliminary approval extension; public commenter raised concerns about water access and existing barbed-wire fencing, and the developer said a 12-inch water line will be extended along the frontage; vote 10-0-0.
The commission approved preliminary plat approval for Yale Estates, a proposed subdivision of 102 lots across roughly 80.03 acres east of East 126th Street North at North Yale Avenue, and granted a requested modification to extend the preliminary approval period to five years. Staff recommended approval subject to TAC and Tulsa County engineering conditions covering street construction, on-site sewage disposal, water line plan review by Rural Water District No. 3, stormwater and drainage approvals, and utility release prior to final plat.
During public comment, Sam Avant (property owner to the north) said he had concerns about access to water and asked about fencing. The applicant representative, T.J. Guglielmo with Rausch Coleman Seventy Sixth LLC, said the developer will "extend the 12-inch line along the frontage so they will have access to water" and that perimeter fencing would be left to builders. The commission approved the plat and the five-year timeline extension 10-0-0, subject to the TAC and county engineering release conditions.
