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Regular Council Meeting, September 23, 2026

Approved: Neighborhood character overlay rezoning for Florence Park (7A), unanimous

1h 41m13,532 words
7 mentionsapprovedplatrezoningzoningdeniedTulsa, OK
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What happened

On September 23, 2026, Tulsa approved Neighborhood character overlay rezoning for Florence Park (7A) (unanimous).

The Tulsa City Council continued Item 7H (Title 16 ordinance creating an Office of Independent Review and Oversight for Public Safety) to October 14, 2026, on a unanimous vote after extensive public testimony for and against.

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Tulsa, OK
Governing body
Final authority
Date
September 23, 2026
Decisions
5 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, unanimous

Projects in this meeting (1)

Plat for 36 North

Approved
Open this project

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Final plat for 36 North at NE corner of E 36th St N and S Peoria Ave

Final plat for 36 North consisting of 21 lots, 10 blocks on 32.18 acres located on the northeast corner of East 36th Street North and South Peoria Avenue. Approved by roll-call vote (all yes). A public speaker objected that the development is larger than originally presented and includes houses and apartments.

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Key Decisions (5)

Approved

Final plat for 36 North at NE corner of E 36th St N and S Peoria Ave

Vote: unanimousMoved by Karen Gilbert
Approved

Neighborhood character overlay rezoning for Florence Park (7A)

Vote: unanimousMoved by Lori Decker-Wright
Approved

Ordinance closing a public way at 4022 East 104th Street (7B)

Vote: unanimousMoved by Lori Decker-Wright
Approved

Budget appropriations bundle (7C-7G)

Vote: unanimousMoved by Lori Decker-Wright
Continued

Office of Independent Review and Oversight for Public Safety ordinance (7H)

Vote: unanimousMoved by Lori Decker-Wright

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Development Activity (1)

36 North

Residential

Market Signals (2)

Housing Demand

A 32.18-acre, 21-lot subdivision (36 North) with mixed housing and…

Sentiment

The city cited $52 million in public-safety settlements in 2025-2026…

Who spoke

18 distinct speakers; 7 identified names.

All speaker roles: 5 Councilmember, 9 Public, 1 Staff, 1 Chair, 1 Attorney, 1 Clerk.

Identified name roles: 4 Councilmember, 1 Staff, 1 Chair, 1 Clerk.

Speaker sample: Karen Gilbert, Chair.

6 more identified names in Pro: 4 Councilmember, 1 Staff, 1 Clerk.

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Zoning terms (5)

7 recorded timestamps

  • approved (3 timestamps)
  • plat (1 timestamps)
  • rezoning (1 timestamps)
  • zoning (1 timestamps)
  • denied (1 timestamps)

Decision moments (5)

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