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Applicant withdraws proposed 420‑acre comprehensive‑plan amendment east of Rosemount
Summary
A proposed comprehensive‑plan and land‑use amendment affecting roughly 420 acres on Rosemount's east side was withdrawn by the applicant on June 27; the council discussed the process but took no action.
City staff told the Rosemount City Council on July 1 that an application for a comprehensive land‑use amendment affecting roughly 420 acres on the city's east side had been withdrawn by the applicant on June 27 at 4:21 p.m. The application had been submitted by Kimley Horn on behalf of Tract (the applicant name in the record).
Staff reiterated that applicants may withdraw at any time and explained that the withdrawal came after the meeting packet had been published. Councilmembers and staff reviewed the process: the item had proceeded through the planning commission, a work session, and staff review. Several councilmembers thanked the planning commission and city staff for their time and said the process worked as designed.
No council action was taken because the applicant formally withdrew the request. Councilmembers said they appreciated the review and the applicant's interest in Rosemount but noted that, after staff and commission review and council feedback at a work session, the applicant chose to withdraw the application.
