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Last month, 121 zoning insights were flagged across Tulsa County. Rezoning votes, variance requests, PUD approvals - each one a potential deal or threat to your portfolio. How many did you catch?

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13
Meetings Monitored
121
Zoning Insights
May 4, 2026
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Board of County Commissioners - 2026-05-04

May 4public hearingzoningmotion to approve

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Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners and the County Planning Commission (staffed by INCOG) handle unincorporated area zoning, subdivision plats, and conditional use permits. INCOG serves as the regional planning agency for the Tulsa metropolitan area, coordinating comprehensive planning across jurisdictions. Unincorporated growth areas south of Broken Arrow, east of Bixby, and along the Turnpike corridors drive subdivision platting and rezoning from agricultural to residential classifications. The county applies AG (Agriculture) and RE (Residential Estate) base districts with transition zoning along municipal fringe areas. Large-lot rural subdivisions and poultry/agricultural operation conditional use permits are common agenda items.

Governing Bodies:
Tulsa County Board of County CommissionersTulsa County Planning CommissionINCOG
Key Topics Tracked:
subdivision platsconditional use permitsagricultural rezoningsrural lot splitscomprehensive plan amendmentsunincorporated area zoning

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Board of County Commissioners - 2026-05-04

56m20 keywords
public hearingzoningmotion to approverezonecommercialcomprehensive plan

The Board of County Commissioners approved zoning application CZ582 to rezone 1.06 acres at 11425 East 116th Street North from AG to CS, unifying a split-zoned parcel for commercial use. The planning commission had previously recommended approval 10-0-0. The board also authorized distribution of $500,000 in sales tax funding for the 51st Street Improvements Project and approved the sale of six unused county properties.

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4
Decisions
1
Zoning Changes
1
Developments
2
Market Signals

Key Decisions

  • Rezoning at 11425 East 116th Street North (CZ582)
  • Sales Tax Distribution for 51st Street Improvements
  • Sale of Unused County Properties (Items a through f)
  • Settlement Authority for Commissioner Dunkley

Board of County Commissioners - 2026-04-27

Apr 27, 202625

Board of County Commissioners - 2026-04-20

Apr 20, 202630

Board of County Commissioners - 2026-04-13

Apr 13, 20267

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