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Last month, 2416 zoning insights were flagged across City of Tulsa. Rezoning votes, variance requests, PUD approvals - each one a potential deal or threat to your portfolio. How many did you catch?
Regular Council Meeting - 2026-05-06
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Tulsa City Council, Metropolitan Area Planning Commission (TMAPC), and Board of Adjustment process rezonings, lot splits, PUD major amendments, and special exceptions under the Tulsa Zoning Code. INCOG (Indian Nations Council of Governments) staffs the TMAPC and provides regional planning coordination across the Tulsa metro. The Gathering Place corridor along Riverside Drive and the Route 66 overlay district generate active rezoning and design review filings. PUD (Planned Unit Development) is the dominant entitlement vehicle for larger projects, with TMAPC reviewing both major and minor amendments. The Pearl District, Brookside, and Cherry Street neighborhoods see steady infill rezoning from RS to mixed-use and commercial classifications.
Recent Zoning Insights in City of Tulsa
Regular Council Meeting - 2026-05-06
May 6, 2026
Council Budget & Special Projects Committee - 2026-05-06
May 6, 2026
Council Public Works Committee - 2026-05-06
May 6, 2026
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Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission - 2026-05-06
The Tulsa Budget and Special Projects Committee meeting on May 26, 2026 approved a $19,500 supplemental appropriation for the Urban and Community Forestry Program. The primary substantive discussion focused on Tulsa Animal Services' FY2026-2027 budget request, including 8 proposed new positions to staff the new animal shelter opening September 22, 2026, and spay/neuter research indicating the city needs 8,000-10,000 additional annual surgeries to impact shelter intake. The Planning Commission approved expansion of the Neighborhood Infill Overlay to Districts 1 and 3 by a vote with 3 opposed, and initiated Housing Feasibility Amendments Part 2.
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- Urban and Community Forestry Grant Appropriation
- Neighborhood Infill Overlay Expansion to Districts 1 and 3
- St. Francis Hospital South Preliminary Plat Extension
- Housing Feasibility Amendments Part 2 Initiation
Regular Council Meeting - 2026-05-06
Council Budget & Special Projects Committee - 2026-05-06
Council Public Works Committee - 2026-05-06
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2416 zoning insights detected across 49 meetings in City of Tulsa
Last month, ZoneWire analyzed 49 council meetings in City of Tulsa — extracting rezoning decisions, variance rulings, and development activity hours after the gavel dropped.
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