Planning Commission Meeting - July 28, 2025
Prairie Village Pet Hospital Edition 2025-08 PUD concept review
Lower Minnesota River Watershed District zoning change 2024-09
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Votes (3)
Approve the agenda
Moved by Commission · Seconded by Commission
Approve minutes from July 14th
Moved by Commission · Seconded by Commission
Recommend approval for PUD concept, district with waivers, and site plan
Moved by Commissioner Kirk · Seconded by Commissioner Taylor
Notable Quotes (2)
The intent is really to kind of reimagine the space and get more space. One is the surgical and treatment areas will be enlarged.
We're just requesting a rezoning so that we can get this project done.
People (3)
Alan HupVice President at Laws and SoftwareEden Prairie resident, investing in real estate, proposing Prairie Village Pet Hospital expansion.
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Eden Prairie resident, investing in real estate, proposing Prairie Village Pet Hospital expansion.
“The hospital's been in place for 40 years as a full-service veterinary hospital... and now it's time to grow.”
Explaining the need for the expansion project.
Linda LumisFormer Administrator of the Lower Minnesota River Watershed DistrictManaging the zoning change for a riverbank stabilization project near retirement.
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Managing the zoning change for a riverbank stabilization project near retirement.
“We've gotten some state funding to do it about two and three quarter million dollars. It's about a 5.5 million dollar project.”
Discussing project funding and scope.
JeremyPlanning StaffProvided departmental feedback on the PUD request and waivers.
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Provided departmental feedback on the PUD request and waivers.
“The applicant is obviously wanting to move forward before that change becomes ineffective.”
Discussing the timing of shoreline ordinance rewrites relative to the project.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (1)
- Monday, July 28th, 2025 planning commission meeting
Ordinances & Resolutions (2)
PUD concept review for Prairie Village Pet Hospital expansion on 46 acres.
Zoning change from rural to parks and open space for 4.2 acres at River Mile 19.5.