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Commission backs rezoning to allow 51‑lot Deer Hill subdivision

Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission · February 5, 2025
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Summary

The TMAPC recommended rezoning 46.84 acres from AG to RS‑1 to allow the 51‑lot Deer Hill subdivision and approved the preliminary plat, subject to standard TAC conditions including reduced access points, stormwater, and utility requirements.

The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission recommended approval Feb. 5 of CZ‑563, a rezoning from AG to RS‑1, and approved the Deer Hill preliminary plat that will create 51 lots on about 46.84 acres. The commission recorded a unanimous recommendation to approve the rezoning (motion by Commissioner Shivel, second by Commissioner Rosene Robinson) and then approved the corresponding preliminary plat, with Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) conditions attached.

Staff told commissioners that the proposal fits the Residential land‑use designation and that the City of Sand Springs had no objections to the proposal. TAC conditions included reducing the number of access points along S. 81st W Ave, final street construction and stormwater improvements approved by the County Engineer prior to final plat, on‑site sewage via ODEQ‑approved systems, and utility release letters. Applicant Alan Betchan of AAB Engineering said he was coordinating with county engineers to consolidate drives and reduce access points along the arterial. The Commission’s vote on both the rezoning recommendation and the preliminary plat was 9‑0‑0.