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Commissioners approve Oologah rezoning to allow single-family manufactured home
Summary
The Rogers County Board of County Commissioners approved a rezoning request for property at 11591 S. 4050 Rd., Oologah, changing classification from RS-40 to RST-40 to permit a single-family manufactured home. Planning staff said no members of the public spoke for or against the request.
The Rogers County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously June 22 to approve a zoning change for a property at 11591 S. 4050 Rd., Oologah, from RS-40 (Residential Single-Family Low Medium Density) to RST-40 (Residential Single-Family Manufactured Home Low Medium Density).
Planning Commission Deputy Director Brittany Senters presented Case #2676 on behalf of applicants Katlynn and Spencer Langston; the minutes state that "no one present to speak for or against the zoning change." Commissioner Hendrix moved to approve the rezoning; Commissioner DeLozier seconded and the roll call vote was DeLozier—aye, Hendrix—aye, Brown—aye.
The rezoning approval is contingent on the intended use being a single-family manufactured home, per the case materials. The minutes include the legal description for the parcel and the mailing address used in the case record. The board did not record any conditions or amendments to the application during the hearing.
The action follows a Planning Commission recommendation to approve the request by a 6-0 vote. Next steps will be administrative: the county will update zoning records to reflect the change and the applicants may pursue permitting for placement of the manufactured home.
