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Regular Council Meeting, April 29, 2026

Approved: Rezoning Z-7853 from RS-3 to CH near Southwest Boulevard and West 38th Place South, unanimous

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What happened

On April 29, 2026, Tulsa approved Rezoning Z-7853 from RS-3 to CH near Southwest Boulevard and West 38th Place South (unanimous).

The Tulsa City Council held a public hearing on the proposed Brown Ordinance amending Title 43M of Tulsa revised ordinances, which would redirect the $5 million Improve Our Tulsa Round 3 allocation from Kirkpatrick Heights Greenwood Master Plan implementation (managed by Greenwoo…

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Tulsa, OK
Governing body
Final authority
Date
April 29, 2026
Decisions
4 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, unanimous

Projects in this meeting (1)

Route 66 Main Street House

Approved
Route 66 Main Street House, Southwest Boulevard
2 conditions of approval
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Public hearing on Brown Ordinance amending Title 43M expenditure policy for 2023 temporary sales tax

Public hearing to receive comments on a proposed ordinance amending Title 43M of Tulsa revised ordinances, the city's expenditure policy for the 2023 temporary sales tax, to amend projects and purposes for expenditures. The proposed amendment would redirect $5 million in Improve Our Tulsa Round 3 funds from Kirkpatrick Heights Greenwood Master Plan implementation (managed by Greenwood Legacy Corporation) to broader economic development, infrastructure improvements, and related projects in City Council District 1 (proposed to be managed by Tulsa Economic Development Corporation, TEDC). 15 speakers; roughly 7 for, 5 against, undeclared. No vote taken at this hearing; carries emergency clause.

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Key Decisions (4)

Other

Public hearing on Brown Ordinance amending Title 43M expenditure policy for 2023 temporary sales tax

Approved

Approval of items 4B through 4J including affordable housing trust fund allocation

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Rezoning Z-7853 from RS-3 to CH near Southwest Boulevard and West 38th Place South

Vote: unanimous1 conditions attached
Continued

Nuisance appeal for 5707 North Frankfurt Avenue continued to August 5

Vote: passed1 conditions attached

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Zoning Changes (1)

Development Activity (1)

Kirkpatrick Heights Greenwood Master Plan

Mixed-Use

Market Signals (4)

Sentiment

Strong community distrust of institutional redevelopment in North Tulsa persists…

Infrastructure

A $990,000 US DOT federal grant is leveraging $5 million…

Housing Demand

City affordable housing trust funds were allocated in alignment with…

Commercial Demand

Multiple completed North Tulsa commercial projects cited (Oasis Fresh Market,…

Agenda results

Southwest Blvd rezone

Deborah K. Palinskee, Sizemore and Associates
Approved
freeApproved1 condition of approval

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Who spoke

20 distinct speakers; 3 identified names.

All speaker roles: 2 Clerk, 16 Public, 1 Councilmember, 1 Chair.

Identified name roles: 1 Clerk, 1 Councilmember, 1 Chair.

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Zoning terms (5)

15 recorded timestamps

  • approved (8 timestamps)
  • public hearing (4 timestamps)
  • rezoning (1 timestamps)
  • commercial (1 timestamps)
  • zoning (1 timestamps)

Decision moments (4)

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