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Commission recommends RS‑1 rezoning for 80‑acre tract to allow a 108‑lot subdivision
Summary
Planning staff recommended, and the commission unanimously recommended approval, to rezone roughly 80 acres from AG to RS‑1 to permit a conceptual single‑family subdivision of about 108 lots with approximately one‑half acre minimums; final platting, engineering and County approvals are required.
The commission on June 17 recommended approval of CZ‑593, a county rezoning application to change roughly 80 acres from AG (agriculture) to RS‑1 (single‑family residential) to permit a conceptual subdivision illustrated with about 108 lots and minimum lot sizes listed around one‑half acre.
Planning materials submitted by the applicant (Tanner Consulting, LLC) showed a conceptual plan with curvilinear streets, cul‑de‑sacs, perimeter lots and open‑space/drainage features. Staff concluded the requested RS‑1 zoning is generally consistent with the Tulsa County Comprehensive Plan designation of Rural Residential/Agricultural, but noted that future subdivision platting, County engineering review, and infrastructure and drainage design will be required prior to development.
Commissioner Whitlock moved to recommend approval, Commissioner Shivel seconded, and the vote was 8‑0‑0. Staff conditioned approval on compliance with Tulsa County Subdivision and Development Regulations, including County Engineering review and approval.
