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Commissioners approve rezoning for residential split at 9452 E. 460 Road
Summary
The board approved CASE #2680 to rezone a 7.5-acre parent parcel at 9452 E. 460 Road to AR (6.38 acres) and RS-40 (1.12 acres) for a residential lot split; the Planning Commission recommended approval and no members of the public spoke at the hearing.
The Rogers County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a rezoning request (CASE #2680) to permit a residential lot split at 9452 E. 460 Road in Claremore.
Planning Commission Deputy Director Brittany Senters presented the case brought by Marc and Amanda Rogers and Chris Fossett, describing a parent parcel of approximately 7.8 acres to be rezoned to Agriculture-Residential (AR) for roughly 6.38 acres and RS-40 (Residential Single-Family Low Medium Density) for roughly 1.12 acres. The board opened a public hearing at 9:03 a.m.; "No one present to speak for or against," the minutes record. Commissioner Dan DeLozier moved to approve the rezoning; Commissioner Steve Hendrix seconded and the motion carried by roll call (DeLozier-aye, Hendrix-aye, Burrows-aye).
The approval is contingent on the intended use stated in the application: a residential lot split following the rezoning. The minutes do not record conditions, proffers, or bond requirements. The Planning Commission had recommended approval by a 4-0 vote prior to the board's action.
