Wayzata Planning Commission welcomes new member, previews development reviews
The Wayzata Planning Commission welcomed new member Sue Ankeny during its Feb. 10 meeting and received updates on several upcoming development projects.
Ankeny, who previously served on the city's Heritage Preservation Board, joined the commission as it prepares to review multiple development applications in coming weeks. Planning Commission Chair Blake Cameron led the brief meeting, which focused primarily on administrative matters.
Staff outlined three development projects scheduled for upcoming commission review. The Ferndale Bluffs subdivision application will return to the commission Feb. 24 with a revised proposal for three lots and a shortened public street on Ferndale Road West. The project previously faced a denial recommendation from the commission about a year ago when it proposed four lots.
The commission will also review a development application for the former TCF bank site at 200 Lake Street in March, though staff did not specify which March meeting date. Additionally, staff reported receiving inquiries about the former Caribou Coffee site, though that review process has not yet begun.
The commission's next meeting is scheduled for Feb. 24, when members will consider the Ferndale Bluffs subdivision application.
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