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Commission recommends PUD‑375‑F amendment to permit new multifamily development on 61st South
Summary
The commission voted 9‑0 to recommend a major amendment to PUD‑375 (PUD‑375‑F) and a concurrent rezoning to CS to permit a new multifamily project at West 61st Street South and South Union Avenue with a maximum of 125 dwelling units and a 4‑story/60‑foot height limit.
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission on April 15 recommended approval of a major amendment to PUD‑375 (PUD‑375‑F) and the related rezoning request Z‑7856 to allow a new multifamily residential development at the northwest corner of West 61st Street South and South Union Avenue. The motion recommending approval of the rezoning and PUD amendment carried 9‑0 (Motion by Craddock; Second by Shivel).
Staff’s PUD‑375‑F development standards limit the project to a maximum floor area ratio of 0.70, a maximum of 125 dwelling units, and a maximum building height of four stories not to exceed 60 feet. Setbacks, parking, signage, and landscaping standards are specified in the PUD language; residential lots must provide a minimum of 10% internal landscaped open space and the TMAPC must approve detailed landscape plans prior to building permits. The applicant indicated agreement with staff’s recommendations and no public speakers testified on the item.
The record includes the PUD amendments’ general provisions requiring a detailed site plan and landscape plan approval by TMAPC before zoning clearance or building permits are issued. The commission’s recommendation records the motion and 9‑0 vote in the minutes.
