Tulsa City Council Approves QuikTrip Rezoning in Brookside Amid Resident Concerns
Tulsa city councilors have approved a rezoning motion that will allow a QuikTrip at 36th and Peoria in the Brookside neighborhood to expand its boundaries into adjacent areas, a move that has generated concerns from some residents about potential impacts…
Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2026 — The Tulsa City Council has approved a rezoning measure that will permit a QuikTrip convenience store, located at the intersection of 36th Street and Peoria Avenue in the Brookside neighborhood, to expand its operational boundaries.
The decision allows the business to incorporate adjacent areas into its property, a move that has raised concerns among some residents regarding potential effects on the neighborhood’s established character and existing buffer zones.
Despite these concerns, the Brookside Neighborhood Association has publicly offered its approval for the rezoning motion. The specifics of the approved expansion, including the exact size and nature of the adjacent areas to be incorporated, were not detailed in the provided summary.
The rezoning approval signifies a step forward for the QuikTrip’s development plans in the Brookside area. However, the differing perspectives between some residents and the neighborhood association highlight an ongoing discussion about development and neighborhood integrity within Tulsa.
Story summarized from the original created by Isabel Flores on www.kjrh.com, see more information here.
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