Oklahoma City Council Unanimously Rezones Ralph’s Ranch

Oklahoma City, OK, October 14, 2026 —

The Oklahoma City Council has unanimously rezoned Ralph’s Ranch in a decision aimed at preserving the urban farm, according to the information provided about the vote.

The summary does not specify when the council acted or what zoning designation was approved. It also does not describe the property’s size, ownership, or operations, or explain how the new zoning is expected to support preservation. Those details were not provided.

The stated aim of the decision is to preserve Ralph’s Ranch as an urban farm. The available information does not establish what practical changes the rezoning will bring, whether any conditions were attached to the action, or what steps may follow. It also does not identify who requested the zoning change or provide comments from council members, farm representatives, or nearby residents.

The unanimous vote indicates that all council members voting supported the rezoning, but the number of members present and any discussion before the vote were not specified. No information was provided about the property’s previous zoning, the process leading to the council’s decision, or whether the rezoning takes effect immediately.

As a result, the confirmed details are limited: the Oklahoma City Council voted unanimously to rezone Ralph’s Ranch, and the decision was described as aimed at preserving the urban farm. Further specifics about the zoning change and its expected effects were not included in the summary.

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