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Planning commission approves two PUD amendments clearing allowable uses and a reduced setback
Summary
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission approved minor amendments to two planned unit developments on Oct. 15, 2025: PUD-397-B-4 (updates allowable uses to match current code) and PUD-457-6 (reduces a rear setback to 14.5 feet for a covered patio). Both were approved on a consent motion 7-0-0.
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission approved two consent items Oct. 15, 2025, updating development rules for existing PUDs. Commissioners voted 7-0-0 to accept staff recommendations to amend PUD-397-B-4 to align allowed uses with the current Tulsa Zoning Code and to approve PUD-457-6, which reduces the required rear setback for a proposed covered patio from 25 feet to 14.5 feet.
Staff presented the PUD-397-B-4 amendment as a code-cleanup that replaces outdated use-unit references with current use categories across residential, public/civic, commercial and agricultural categories; the applicant listed uses including single-family, multi-unit housing types, limited commercial and community garden uses. For PUD-457-6, staff noted that base RS-3 zoning would allow a 20-foot setback and administrative adjustment could reduce it to 15 feet; the requested 14.5-foot setback applies only to the proposed covered patio. The consent approval was moved by Commissioner Craddock and seconded by Commissioner Shivel; the roll call showed Ayes: Bulmash, Craddock, Krug, Rosene Robinson, Shivel, Turner-Addison, and Walker.
