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Council hears plan to reopen Oak Ridge as hotel and conference center; city stresses ordinance enforcement tied to police-call thresholds
Summary
City staff told the council that the Oak Ridge property has applied for transient-accommodation status and plans to operate as a hotel and conference center; city staff said enforcement would rely on existing ordinance thresholds tied to police-call volumes.
City staff told the Chaska City Council on Aug. 4 that the owners of the Oak Ridge property have applied for transient-accommodation status and intend to operate it as a hotel and conference center. The application was part of the meeting's consent items and was approved as presented.
City staff said the applicant's stated intent is "to basically bring[ ] it back to what it was when it was Oak Ridge," including a hotel and conference space, while noting the operator has not confirmed whether the restaurant/service component will return. "There are some improvements that they still need to make, which we put as conditions…
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