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City staff recommend closing unused end of 104th Street after review finds road never accepted

September 16, 2026 | City Council Meetings, Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma


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City staff recommend closing unused end of 104th Street after review finds road never accepted
Public Works presented an application to close the end of a dead-end street in East Tulsa at 4022 E. 104th Street. Staff said the roadway was never built to City of Tulsa standards and was therefore never accepted as a city road; two homes access the area via a driveway and several authorities reviewed the application with no objections.

"The roadway was never built to the City Of Tulsa standards, so it was never accepted as the City Of Tulsa Road," the presenter said, recommending closure while noting that a public meeting is required because the surface is paved. The committee asked no substantive follow-up questions during the briefing; staff recommended approval contingent on required public notice and meeting.

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