Tulsa, OK

Board of Adjustment

City of Tulsa Planning Commission

The Tulsa Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to review and possibly act on zoning and development items, including a PUD minor amendment for increased sign allowances, a rezoning from AG to CO with a Corridor Development Plan, and a preliminary plat for the Lucent Valley subdivision. The commission will also elect officers, set meeting dates, and consider adopting policies and procedures.

• PUD-230-10: Minor amendment to increase sign allowances in a PUD near E 41st St S and S 103rd E Ave
• CO-23: Rezone properties from AG to CO with Corridor Development Plan near W 71st St S and S Union Ave
• Lucent Valley: Preliminary plat approval near E 41st St S and S 129th E Ave
• Election of Planning Commission officers
• Consider adopting Planning Commission Policies and Procedures

Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission

The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission is meeting to review and possibly approve the minutes from its previous meeting. No substantive zoning, development, or policy items are listed on this agenda, making it a procedural session.

• Approval of minutes from Meeting 2967, August 19, 2026

Asian Affairs Commission

Council Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider an ordinance for the issuance of $65,660,000.00 in General Obligation Bonds Series 2026A. The committee will also discuss a 10-year cable service franchise for Cox Communications and a flood insurance coverage evaluation report.

• Issuance of $65,660,000.00 in General Obligation Bonds Series 2026A
• 10-year non-exclusive franchise for Cox Communications to use public rights-of-way
• Adoption of the 2026-2027 Public Information and Flood Insurance Coverage Improvement Plan report
• Reappointment of Joyce Roberts to the Human Rights Commission

Regular Council Meeting

The Tulsa City Council will meet to consider a $65.66 million general obligation bond issue, multiple zoning changes, and final plats for two new developments. The council will also review travel donations for city staff, approve special event applications, and discuss an eviction prevention program resolution.

• $65.66M General Obligation Bonds Series 2026A for unspecified city projects
• Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 138799 with Sherwood Construction for $60,950 to install temporary asphalt trail near active construction site
• Rezoning Z-7868 from RS-3 and CH to CH for property at NE corner of E. 11th St. S. and S. Harvard Ave. (University of Tulsa-owned)
• Rezoning Z-7869 from AG to RS-3 for property at SW corner of E. 41st St. N. and N. Columbia Ave.
• Rezoning Z-7870 from RS-1 to RS-2 for property east of SE corner of E. 16th St. S. and S. 85th E. Ave.

Council Urban & Economic Development Committee

The Urban & Economic Development Committee will consider two zoning items: a text amendment to the Neighborhood Character Overlay for the Renaissance neighborhood and a rezoning application to apply Neighborhood Character Overlay 2 to properties in the Florence Park neighborhood. The committee will also discuss a resolution supporting an eviction prevention and legal representation program for low-income tenants and eligible landlords, and hear a presentation from The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges. Two commission appointments are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance ZCA-40 amending Title 42 zoning code for Renaissance neighborhood NCO standards
• Rezoning SA-9 to apply NIO-2 overlay in Florence Park neighborhood (bounded by E. 15th St. S., E. 21st St. S., S. Harvard Ave., Broken Arrow Expwy)
• Resolution to support eviction prevention and legal representation program for low-income tenants and landlords
• Appointment of Anne Chang to Asian Affairs Commission (replacing Sofia Noshay)
• Reappointment of Brian Humphrey to Greater Tulsa Area African-American Affairs Commission

Tulsa Authority for Economic Opportunity/Tulsa Development Authority

Council Urban & Economic Development Committee

The Urban & Economic Development Committee will consider several budget ordinances for fiscal year 2026-2027, including supplemental appropriations and fund transfers, and will discuss the FY26 budget report. The agenda also includes appointments to the Tulsa Stadium Trust and Tulsa Preservation Commission, and a presentation from the Tulsa Regional Chamber.

• Appointment of Christopher Sighinolfi to Tulsa Stadium Trust, replacing Caron Lawhorn, term to 2031
• Reappointment of James Turner to Tulsa Preservation Commission, term to 2027
• Budget ordinance: $58,514 supplemental appropriation for Historic Preservation Grant SubFund (Oklahoma Historical Society grant and General Fund match)
• Budget ordinance: $45,000 General Fund and $3,064,000 TMUA Sewer Operating Fund supplemental appropriations (FY27 start of year)
• Budget ordinance: $1,418,714.51 transfer between TMUA Water Capital Projects, $52,186.01 between TMUA Sewer Capital Projects, $0.51 between 2022A Sewer Revenue Bond SubFund

Regular Council Meeting

The Tulsa City Council will meet to consider approving a $65.66 million bond sale, three rezoning applications, and multiple budget amendments. The meeting will also include appointments to the Planning Commission and River Parks Authority, as well as a contract change order for a construction project.

• $65.66M General Obligation Bonds Series 2026A for unspecified city projects
• Rezoning Z-7868 at NE corner of E. 11th St. S. and S. Harvard Ave. (University of Tulsa property)
• Rezoning Z-7869 at SW corner of E. 41st St. N. and N. Columbia Ave. (Shiloh Day Properties)
• Rezoning Z-7870 east of SE corner of E. 16th St. S. and S. 85th E. Ave. (Vive Investments, LLC)
• Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 138332 with VOY Construction, LLC for $182,812.13 (Project SW-23-01-01) to add irrigation, plantings, fencing, and landscaping

Council Public Works Committee

The Tulsa City Council Public Works Committee will consider several items, including authorizing the sale of $65,660,000 in General Obligation Bonds Series 2026A, a change order for a construction project, appointments to city boards, and a resolution supporting an eviction prevention and legal representation program for low-income tenants and landlords. The committee will also discuss appointments to the Greater Tulsa Area African-American Affairs Commission and the Tulsa Public Facilities Authority.

• Resolution authorizing sale of $65,660,000 General Obligation Bonds Series 2026A (Emergency Clause)
• Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 138799 with Sherwood Construction for $60,950 for temporary asphalt trail (Project SW-2025-21)
• Resolution supporting establishment and funding of eviction prevention and legal representation program for low-income tenants and eligible landlords
• Appointment of Fawn (FiFi) Martin to Greater Tulsa Area African-American Affairs Commission replacing Donald Rose (term expires May 1, 2028)
• Reappointment of Kathy Taylor to Tulsa Public Facilities Authority (term expires July 31, 2028)

Tulsa Authority for the Recovery of Energy

Board of Adjustment

The Tulsa Board of Adjustment will review four special exception requests, including a soccer training facility, a driveway width increase, an accessory dwelling unit, and a temporary holiday home tour. The board may approve, deny, or defer each item. Public comments are accepted via email or in person.

• Special Exception for soccer training facility at 12942 East Reading Place (BOA-24083)
• Special Exception for driveway width increase at 2874 South Florence Avenue East (BOA-24084)
• Special Exception for accessory dwelling unit at 2445 East 18th Street South (BOA-24085)
• Special Exception for temporary holiday home tour at 1020 East 21st Street South (BOA-24086)

Beyond Apology Commission

Tulsa Development Authority

Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission

The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will review and possibly act on several rezoning requests, a zoning code amendment, and multiple preliminary plats. Key items include a rezoning for a commercial center at 2808 E. 151st St. S., a PUD for a protective housing community for women and children, and a zoning map amendment to apply a Neighborhood Character Overlay to the Florence Park neighborhood. The commission will also consider preliminary plats for several subdivisions and a zoning code text amendment related to overlay districts.

• Rezoning from AG to CG and PUD for commercial center at 2808 E. 151st St. S. (CZ-595, PUD-881)
• PUD-882: protective housing community for women and children leaving abusive relationships near N. Peoria Ave. and E. 56th St. N.
• SA-9: Zoning map amendment to apply Neighborhood Character Overlay 2 (NCO-2) to Florence Park neighborhood
• ZCA-40: Text amendment to Zoning Code Chapter 20, Section 20.080 (NCO overlay)
• Preliminary plats for Meadowbrook Medical Mile, Magnolia Crossing, Magnolia Village II, Adeleine Hills II, and Rongey Estates

Regular Council Meeting

The Tulsa City Council will decide on property condemnations for infrastructure projects, amend the 2026–27 budget with supplemental appropriations, and approve special event applications. The meeting also includes appointments to local boards and commissions, a NAGPRA repatriation, and public appeals.

• Condemn property at 1207 N. Harvard Ave. for Coal Creek Rehabilitation and Relief Project
• Condemn property at 11717 E. 41st St. S. for waterline and street improvements
• Amend FY2026–27 budget with $125,000 for high-visibility traffic enforcement
• Amend FY2026–27 budget with $441,084 for opioid settlement FACT team
• Approve special events: Downtown Deco Kickoff, Mayo Farewell Concert, St. Jude Walk Oklahoma, Race for Victory, Tailgate 5K, and Tulsa Race for the Cure

Council Public Works Committee

The Tulsa City Council Public Works Committee will consider several items, including two appointments to the Planning Commission, a $125,000 payment to settle a lawsuit, an ordinance amending stormwater regulations for shallow flooding areas, a utility easement closure for a Housing Authority property, and a change order for a construction contract. The committee is also scheduled to discuss a change order adding $182,812.13 to a contract for landscaping work.

• Appointments of Luisa Krug (term to 2029) and Josh Walker (term to 2028) to the Tulsa Planning Commission
• Resolution to pay $125,000 from Sinking Fund to Mary and Andrew Kuzmitsky and Buxton Law Group for judgment and attorney fees in Case No. CJ-2025-1661
• Ordinance amending Title 11-A, Chapter 3, Section 304(E)(2)(d) regarding standards for shallow flooding (AO/AH zones)
• Ordinance closing two utility easements at 3608 N. Quaker Ave. (Comanche Park Addition) for future expansion by Housing Authority of Tulsa
• Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 138332 with VOY Construction, LLC for $182,812.13 and 21 additional days for irrigation, plantings, fencing, and landscaping

Council Urban & Economic Development Committee

The Urban & Economic Development Committee will consider three rezoning applications, four budget amendments, and several appointments to city boards. The rezonings include a change to CH zoning near E. 11th St. and S. Harvard Ave., a change to RS-3 at E. 41st St. N. and N. Columbia Ave., and a change to RS-2 east of E. 16th St. S. and S. 85th E. Ave. Budget amendments include supplemental appropriations for traffic enforcement, opioid settlement funds, motorcycle safety, and golf course expenses. The committee will also discuss the Tulsa Council of the Blind's mission and activities.

• Rezoning Z-7868: RS-3 and CH to CH at NE/c of E. 11th St. S. and S. Harvard Ave. (University of Tulsa property)
• Rezoning Z-7869: AG to RS-3 at SW/c of E. 41st St. N. and N. Columbia Ave. (Shiloh Day Properties)
• Rezoning Z-7870: RS-1 to RS-2 east of SE/c of E. 16th St. S. and S. 85th E. Ave. (Vive Investments, LLC)
• Budget amendment: $125,000 from Oklahoma Highway Safety Office for Traffic Enforcement SubFund
• Budget amendment: $441,084 from Allergan Opioid Settlement SubFund for FACT Team

Indian Affairs Commission

Human Rights Commission

U.S. Naturalization Ceremony

Hispanic/LatinX Affairs Commission

Board of Adjustment

The Tulsa Board of Adjustment will meet to consider six special exception and variance requests, including fence height increases, a driveway width increase, a vehicle sales use, an indoor assembly use, and an accessory dwelling unit. The board may approve, deny, or defer any item. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the previous meeting.

• Special exception for fence height increase at 6730 East Archer Street North (BOA-24077)
• Special exception for driveway width increase at 2747 South Florence Drive (BOA-24078)
• Special exception for fence height increase at 2921 South Lewis Avenue East (BOA-24079)
• Special exception and variance for vehicle sales and outdoor storage at 13110 E 11th Street South (BOA-24080)
• Special exception for indoor assembly use at 2005 East 7th Place South (BOA-24081)

African American Affairs Commission

Animal Welfare Commission

Tulsa Women's Commission

Council Urban & Economic Development Committee

The Tulsa City Council's Urban & Economic Development Committee will consider budget amendments for a $500,000 Gilcrease Expressway Bridge repair and a $34,200.89 stadium fund adjustment, plus a $50,000 water fountain at Darlington Park. It will also discuss a proposed District 5 project plan, hear from the Tulsa Regional Chamber, and review council authority. Several travel authorizations for councilors to attend a Chamber event in Kansas City are on the agenda.

• Supplemental appropriation of $500,000 for Gilcrease Expressway Bridge Repair
• Supplemental appropriation of $34,200.89 for Tulsa Stadium Improvement District
• Proposed $50,000 water fountain at Darlington Park using Improve Our Tulsa 2 funds
• Donation of 24 boulders valued at $1,100 from Anchor Stone Company
• Seven travel authorizations at $2,500 each for councilors to Kansas City

Council Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will decide on appointments to the Tulsa City-County Board of Health and the Tulsa Performing Arts Center Trust, and vote on an ordinance to close a portion of an alley at 316 E. 2nd St. for a commercial building’s door swing. The committee will also hear updates on golf programs and the Capital Improvement Program dashboard.

• Appointment of Carolina Ganti to Tulsa City-County Board of Health (term expires 7/31/2027)
• Ordinance to close alley at 316 E. 2nd St. for external doors (public hearing 8/5/26)
• Resolution to condemn properties at 1207 N. Harvard Ave. for Coal Creek Rehabilitation Project
• Resolution to condemn properties at 11717 E. 41st St. for waterline and street improvements (emergency clause)
• License agreements with CoxCom, LLC for fiber optic installations in Mayes County

Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission

The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will review, consider, and possibly act on several planning and zoning items, including a consent agenda item, a rezoning public hearing (none listed), and plat approvals. Notable items include a preliminary plat for Howard Ranch Estates, a minor subdivision plat for Southern Hills Eleven, and two related Meadowbrook Medical Mile items that the applicant requests to continue to August 19, 2026. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and reports.

• PUD-268-C-4: Minor amendment to increase allowable signs, west of E 91st St S and S Mingo Rd E
• Howard Ranch Estates: Preliminary plat for residential subdivision at 718 E 131st St S (continued from 7/15/2026)
• Southern Hills Eleven: Minor subdivision plat, south of S Harvard Ave and E 61st St S
• Meadowbrook Medical Mile: Preliminary plat and waiver of residential collector street requirement (continuance requested to 8/19/2026)
• Meadowbrook Medical Mile: Accelerated release of building permit (continuance requested to 8/19/2026)