On January 11, 2017, the Tulsa City Council approved the resolution adopting the revisions of the Unified Design Guidelines for the six Historic Preservation Overlay Districts. The revisions became effective on February 22, 2017. Below are Printable Versions of the Unified Design Guidelines – Residential Structures and the Unified Design Guidelines – Non-Residential and Mixed-Use Structures.
Uniform Design Guidelines – Residential Structures
Uniform Design Guidelines – Non-Residential and Mixed-Use Structures
As you review the guidelines, please refer to the section that is most appropriate for the type of project being considered—an addition to a residence, for example. Please contact TPC Staff for any assistance with interpretation of the guidelines. Note the site of the Council Oak Tree and Stickball Park are protected by an overlay with its own specific set of design guidelines.
Historic Preservation Overlay District Maps
| Brady Heights | District Map |
|---|---|
| Gillette | District Map |
| North Maple Ridge | District Map |
| Swan Lake | District Map |
| Yorktown | District Map |
| Elmwood | District Map |
On the maps, properties inside of the green lines lie within the boundaries of the historic district.
Indian Nations Council of Governments (INCOG) is responsible for maintaining the City of Tulsa’s zoning. Please contact INCOG with inquiries about zoning or for official verification that a property lies within an Historic Preservation Overlay District.
