Proposed RV park near West Edison and 41st West
Summary
A 55-space RV park proposed on 3.8 acres next to homes sparked heavy opposition over traffic, noise, drainage, and what commercial zoning could allow later. Commissioners paused the case so the applicant and neighbors can negotiate a stronger development plan before the June 3 hearing.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
The applicant cited a $110 million public investment coming to the Charles Page area and offered sidewalk and lighting improvements tied to his project.
If eventually approved, the property owner gains a path to develop the long-vacant site, and the neighborhood gains negotiated screening and lighting improvements.
Nearby residents say an approved commercial rezoning could bring traffic, noise and unwanted future uses to their residential street.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission - Jun 3, 2026
Neighbors fought a plan to rezone the residential back portion of a 3.8-acre Edison Street property to commercial for a 55-site RV park, citing traffic on 20-foot-wide streets, septic and sewer capacity, drainage, and distrust of the owner's maintenance record. The commission denied both the rezoning and the comp plan change, keeping the back of the property residential.
Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission - May 20, 2026
A 55-space RV park proposed on 3.8 acres next to homes sparked heavy opposition over traffic, noise, drainage, and what commercial zoning could allow later. Commissioners paused the case so the applicant and neighbors can negotiate a stronger development plan before the June 3 hearing.
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