--- ## author: Linnea Graffunder-Bartels date: D:20260705082727-05'00' --- ## AGENDA ## Planning Commission The next regular Planning Commission meeting will be held August 6, 2026 @ 7 PM at the Oakdale Discovery Center. ## REGULAR MEETING July 9, 2026 ## 7:00 PM ## Oakdale Discovery Center ## 1. CALL TO ORDER ## 2. CALL OF ROLL ## 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ## 4. APPROVAL OF AGENDA ## 5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES ## 6. OPEN FORUM ## 7. PLANNING COMMISSION REVIEW ## a. OLD BUSINESS i. Continuation of Public Hearing – Oakdale Marketplace Planned Unit Development ## Plan Amendment ## b. NEW BUSINESS i. Public Hearing – Marty, 7582 25 th Street North – Conditional Use Permit for an ## Oversized Accessory Building ii. Public Hearing – Ninety Four Exchange, 7049 4 th ## Street North – Comprehensive ## Plan Amendment, Preliminary Plat, and Site Plan ## 8. OTHER ## a. Staff Liaison Update(s)* ## b. Commissioner Update(s)* ## c. Council Liaison Update(s)* ## 9. ADJOURNMENT *Items marked with an asterisk have no accompanying materials. ## PLANNING COMMISSION MEMO 1 ## To: Oakdale Planning Commission ## Meeting Date: July 9, 2026 ## Request(s): Oakdale Marketplace Planned Unit Development Plan Amendment ## Prepared/Presented: Luke McClanahan, Planning Manager ## BACKGROUND On November 26, 2024, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 937, an amendment to the Oakdale Marketplace Planned Unit Development (PUD) allowing commercial retail and residential uses on certain property located within the PUD area. The PUD area is shown on the location map below. Also on November 26, 2024, the City Council approved Resolution 2024-89 amending the 2005 Oakdale Marketplace PUD Plan. One of those changes redesignated the portion of the PUD property located at the southeast quadrant of 34 th Street North and Market Place North from retail to restaurant or fast casual dining in connection with a multi-tenant commercial use. The property owner objected to the change. ## Location Map - Oakdale Marketplace The 2005 PUD Agreement pertaining to the Oakdale Marketplace Planned Unit Development contained a provision by which the City agreed that it would not change the land use regulations relating to the PUD without the property owner’s consent. The property owner and the City disagreed over whether that provision in the 2005 PUD Agreement was enforceable. The matter went to court and the trial court ruled in the City’s favor. That ruling, however, was later reversed by the Court of Appeals. 2 As a result of the Court of Appeals’ decision, the PUD plan needs to be amended so that any retail use allowed in the B-1 Commercial District (formerly referred to as the C-2 Community Commercial District) would be permitted on the site located at the southeast quadrant of 34 th ## Street North and Market Place North. The amendment would supersede the provision in Resolution 2024-89 that requires a restaurant or fast casual dining use at that…