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Owner wins support to rezone a Tulsa County lot to allow backyard agriculture

Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission · April 1, 2026
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Summary

The commission recommended approval (9-0) of CZ-584, rezoning a lot at 822 E. 64th St. N. from RS-3 to AG after the owner said neighbors supported his plan for chickens, a horse and a garden.

The commission recommended approval of CZ-584 to rezone a parcel at 822 E. 64th St. N. from RS-3 to AG after staff concluded the request was consistent with the County Comprehensive Plan for Rural Residential/Agricultural uses.

Applicant Leo Bray Sr. told the commission he had talked with neighbors and intended to raise chickens, keep a horse and establish a garden. Paul Montgomery, an adjacent property owner, spoke in favor. Commissioners Turner-Addison and Hood said they supported the request, and the motion to recommend approval carried 9-0.

Staff noted that the combined lot will exceed the minimum AG lot size and that future uses will be subject to County development and subdivision regulations.