Planning Commission Meeting June 17 2026
Thursday, June 18, 2026
Story
St. Louis Park Advances Key Land Use Redesignation for 8800 Highway 7 Affordable Housing Project
Comprehensive Plan Amendment Phase Two
Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment
Zoning Map Amendment
Residential land use density adjustments
Zoning code consolidation into 10 articles
Expansion of height and density bonuses
Parking requirement standardization
Visibility triangle regulation modifications
Food truck operation standards at residential properties
Votes (1)
Approve minutes for March 25, April 8, and March 6 meetings
Moved by Unspecified · Seconded by Unspecified
Notable Quotes (3)
This amendment is really intended to close policy gaps. It's not intended to change any policy decisions that were made in previous zoning code update phases.
We're taking the performance standards that are in article four and moving them into the new article that addresses only performance standards for uses throughout the city.
I was pleased to see some language clarifying restrictions on the definition of sport courts. In my neighborhood, there was a kerfuffle recently involving sport courts.
People (4)
City staff member responsible for the zoning ordinance and map amendment presentation.
City planner in the Community Development Department focusing on the comprehensive plan amendment.
Presiding over the St. Louis Park Planning Commission meeting.
Citizen offering feedback on sport court definitions and youth recreational equipment.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (6)
- June 17: Planning Commission Meeting
- March 3: Neighborhood meeting for 8800 Highway 7 project
- July 20: Anticipated City Council hearing
- August 3: Second reading for ordinance and map amendments
- August 13: Anticipated publication date
- August 28: Official effective date