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Wagoner County commissioners approve multiple zoning-map amendments
Summary
The Wagoner County Board of Commissioners approved several zoning-map amendment resolutions for properties in Districts 1–3 and denied one appeal, voting unanimously on each action. The decisions cover six separate amendment requests and include locations in Broken Arrow, Porter, Coweta and Ft. Gibson.
The Wagoner County Board of Commissioners approved a package of zoning‑map amendments during its July 13, 2026 meeting, adopting Resolutions #2026‑092, #2026‑093, #2026‑094, #2026‑095, #2026‑096 and #2026‑098 and denying an appeal tied to Resolution #2026‑097.
Commissioner Tim Kelley moved to approve Resolution #2026‑092 (ZNE‑25‑2026) for property at 25291 Rosewood Drive in Broken Arrow; Commissioner James Hanning seconded and the motion passed with votes recorded as Hanning, aye; Stamps, aye; Kelley, aye. The board then approved Resolution #2026‑093 (ZNE‑41‑2026) at the NW corner of S. 419th E. Ave. & E. 233rd St. S., Porter, and Resolution #2026‑094 (ZNE‑43‑2026) for a parcel at the SE corner of N 58th St. E. & E. 85th St. N., Ft. Gibson, on similar unanimous votes.
Commissioner Kelley moved to approve Resolutions #2026‑095 (ZNE‑45‑2026) for 11435 S. 252nd E. Ave., Broken Arrow, and #2026‑096 (ZNE‑46‑2026) for 11520 S. 257th E. Ave., Coweta; both motions passed with all commissioners voting aye. The board also approved Resolution #2026‑098 (ZNE‑38‑2026) for property at 26872 E. 58th St. S., Broken Arrow.
Separately, the board voted to deny an appeal concerning ZNE‑42‑2026 and SUBD‑56‑2026 (Terry Barger, 2061 S. 289th E. Ave., Broken Arrow); Commissioner James Hanning moved for denial, Commissioner Tim Kelley seconded, and the denial passed with the same recorded vote pattern. The minutes do not record conditions or text of the zoning changes beyond parcel locations and resolution numbers.
These actions were handled as individual resolutions rather than as a consent-item package and will change the county zoning maps for the listed parcels. No additional public testimony or staff analysis text is recorded in the minutes for these items.
