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Commission approves Riverline preliminary plat with engineering and floodplain conditions
Summary
The commission approved the Riverline preliminary plat (4 lots on about 21.52 acres) with required IDP/engineering steps, FEMA CLOMR/LOMR sequencing, addressing, ROW and sidewalk conditions; approval was unanimous 10–0.
The TMAPC approved the Riverline preliminary subdivision plat on June 3, authorizing four lots across roughly 21.52 acres north of E. 91st St. S and Riverside Parkway, subject to multiple TAC and IDP conditions.
Staff and TAC comments listed detailed requirements before final plat approval: submission of an IDP application to address water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer; a CLOMR (Conditional Letter of Map Revision) to FEMA prior to IDP approval and a LOMR prior to IDP closeout for the modified floodplain; confirmation of sanitary sewer and water service arrangements; ROW dimensions for Riverside Parkway; sidewalk construction to ADA/PROWAG standards; and documentation of easements and deed of dedication language. Staff noted that no detention is required due to direct discharge to the Arkansas River but that all conveyance designs must be approved. The applicant, represented by Mark B. Capron of Wallace Design Collective, agreed with staff recommendations.
The commission voted 10–0 to approve the preliminary plat, with the understanding that a City of Tulsa release letter and completion of TAC/IDP conditions will be required prior to final plat approval.
