PUD-2150 Southwest 149th Street Rezoning

At a glance

Based on auto-generated captions; names and numbers may be misheard.

  • What: PUD-2150, a rezoning of an agricultural (AA) tract on Southwest 149th Street for a flex-space office and warehouse park along a creek and floodplain.
  • Where it stands: recommended for approval to the City Council on 2026-10-08 with rewritten technical evaluations; TE 1 (removing two use units) was struck.
  • Next: City Council hearing in roughly six to eight weeks.

The proposal

  • The applicant's representative (Mark of Johnson and Associates; surname garbled in captions) said multiple neighborhood meetings were held, the rural area is changing with the planned widening of 149th Street, and two to three pages of revisions are in the packet.
  • Rewritten TEs: outdoor sales, display and storage are limited to the northern half of the PUD, away from public and private streets, with location reviewed and approved by the Planning Commission at the specific plan stage; screening must be at least 8 feet, coated black chain-link with mesh screen and evergreen planting.

Commission discussion

  • Commissioner Newman (ward) said the team and staff spent time with neighbors on most of the issues. One commissioner did not want storage taller than 8 feet visible above the fence (for example RVs or equipment); the applicant preferred to settle that at the specific plan stage because the user is unknown.
  • Commissioners were wary of outdoor storage creeping larger and messier; the applicant said floodplain and floodway limits leave the northern area as the only workable spot, and the Commission keeps review rights.
  • No one signed up to speak. Newman moved approval with the TEs as read and TE 1 removed; seconded by Commissioner Meek.

Sources

Discussion time

About 9 minutes across 1 meeting (from transcript timestamps; approximate).

Meeting Minutes
2026-10-08 - Oklahoma City Planning Commission Meeting 9

Log

  • 2026-10-08 - Oklahoma City Planning Commission Meeting - Rewritten outdoor storage and screening conditions; storage limited to the northern half and reviewed again at the specific plan stage; recommended approval to the City Council on a motion by Commissioner Newman.
  • 2026-10-27 - City Council - Ordinance introduced on the consent docket and set for final hearing on November 24, 2026 (1205 SW 149th Street, Ward 5). The Water Utilities Trust also concurred in the SW 149th Street widening bids the same day (no Trust funds).