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Large southwest Tulsa subdivision continued after technical conditions flagged

Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission · March 4, 2026
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Summary

A 622‑lot preliminary plat for land at SW 41st and S 145th E avenue was continued to March 18, 2026 after staff and the Technical Advisory Committee identified infrastructure, stormwater, and phasing conditions that must be satisfied before final plat approval.

The commission continued the preliminary plat for the proposed 622‑lot subdivision at the southwest corner of 41st Street South and South 145th East Avenue to March 18, 2026, citing multiple Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) conditions.

Staff recommended approval of the preliminary plat subject to conditions covering phasing (Phase 1 final plat filing by Feb. 28, 2028), engineering graphics and survey requirements, sidewalks and ADA compliance, stormwater detention and floodplain considerations, and detailed water and sewer connection plans. TAC also requested specific plat graphics such as property pins, POB/POC ties and clear labeling of reserves and proposed street names.

The applicant’s conceptual plan covers roughly 160 acres and proposes 622 lots and 20 blocks. Commissioners asked the applicant to resolve inconsistencies in detention/reserve areas and to demonstrate adequate sanitary sewer and waterline routing; staff reminded the developer they cannot connect directly to a 60‑inch transmission main and outlined preferred connection points.

The item was continued 10-0 to permit the applicant to address TAC comments and supply the detailed materials required for IDP review and final plat release.