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TMAPC recommends AG-R rezoning for 2.14-acre lot at West 78th and 26th West
Summary
The commission recommended approval of rezoning case Z-7829 to change a property from RS-3 to AG-R at the request of Coby and Kristen Smith; staff said the 2.14-acre site meets AG-R lot-size standards and aligns with prior 2020 rezoning efforts.
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission recommended approval of rezoning case Z-7829, which would reclassify the property at the northwest corner of West 78th Street South and South 26th West Avenue from RS-3 to AG-R. Applicants Coby and Kristen Smith told the commission they supported staff’s recommendation. The staff report noted the site is over 2 acres (recorded as 2.14 acres) and therefore meets AG-R minimum lot-size requirements; staff also said AG-R allows accessory agricultural uses tied to a principal residence and aligns lot and building regulations with the surrounding properties that rezoned under a 2020 voluntary program tied to the West Highlands/Tulsa Hills Small Area Plan.
During questions, Commissioner Bulmash asked whether the property could be split into two lots in the future; staff replied that the property is large enough to be divided if the owner chose to do so. Commissioner Humphrey moved to recommend approval of AG-R per staff’s recommendation; Commissioner Shivel seconded. The motion carried 10-0-0.
