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Commission approves 622‑lot SW 41st & 145th preliminary plat with conditions

Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission · March 18, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a preliminary plat for SW 41st and 145th totaling about 160 acres and 622 lots, and approved a modification to permit greater block lengths for three blocks; approval included detailed TAC conditions on phasing, infrastructure, stormwater and coordination with Tulsa County.

The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission on March 18 approved the preliminary subdivision plat for SW 41st and 145th, a large development covering roughly 160 acres with 622 lots and 20 blocks. The applicant requested a modification to Section 5.030 Table 5‑1 of the Subdivision and Development Regulations to permit greater block lengths for Blocks 1, 10 and 16; staff recommended approval subject to detailed Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) conditions addressing phasing, engineering graphics, infrastructure, stormwater detention, utilities, and future street extensions. The applicant agreed to coordinate with Tulsa County engineering on potential road improvements including a proposed traffic circle at 193rd E. Ave. and E. 31st St S.

Commissioner Walker moved to approve the preliminary plat, including the phasing plan and the requested block‑length modification; Commissioner Humphrey seconded and the motion passed 10–0. Staff and TAC conditions recorded in the minutes include phased final‑plat filing dates (Phase 1 final plat filing by March 31, 2028; Phase 2 by March 31, 2031), specific waterline and sanitary sewer coordination items, and requirements for sidewalks, ADA compliance, and floodplain and detention design to be reviewed under IDP.