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Votes at a glance: Planning Commission adopts consent items, subdivision, Penn Avenue redevelopment and elects officers

2939082 · March 24, 2025
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Summary

At its March 24 meeting the Minneapolis Planning Commission adopted the consent agenda including Snelling Yards TIF and 11 West River Parkway, approved a minor subdivision at 2704–20 9th Ave S, approved redevelopment at 6001 Penn Ave S with conditions, and elected its officers for the coming term.

The Minneapolis Planning Commission took the following formal actions at its March 24, 2025 meeting.

• Item 4 — Snelling Yards tax increment financing plan: Adopted on consent. Staff presentation was offered and no public comment was made; commissioners approved the staff recommendation by voice vote.

• Item 5 — 11 and 11 West River Parkway: Public hearing opened and closed with no speakers; item placed on consent and adopted.

• Item 6 — 2704–20 9th Avenue South (minor subdivision): Approved. Staff found the minor subdivision in conformance with the subdivision ordinance; the commission adopted the staff recommendation. Public comment raised Superfund monitoring questions and neighborhood interest in purchasing the property.

• Item 7 — 6001 Penn Avenue South (conditional use permit and site plan review): Approved with conditions. The commission adopted staff recommendation including two conditional use permit conditions and 20 site plan review conditions that require, among other items, fencing/screening and a lighting plan demonstrating compliance with maximum illumination limits at residential property lines.

• Elections — Officer slate adopted: Commissioner Chris Meyer elected president, Commissioner Baxley elected vice president, and Commissioner Wagner elected secretary. The commission adopted the slate by voice vote.

Votes were recorded by voice and the meeting transcript reflects unanimous adoption for the listed items with five members present. Where no roll‑call tally was recorded in the transcript, the minutes show the items adopted by voice vote.