Developer seeks MUSA amendment for High Point Crossing; sewer capacity stalls decision
A developer seeking to bring High Point Crossing into the Metropolitan Urban Service Area to serve a 65‑lot open‑space development presented alternatives after state sewer‑capacity concerns; council signaled interest in an 11‑lot rural option while staff recommended waiting for Metropolitan Council modeling.
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The council on Oct. 21 received an update on a proposed comprehensive plan amendment and Metropolitan Urban Service Area (MUSA) request for the High Point Crossing development, a roughly 78‑acre site previously approved in concept as a 65‑unit open‑space planned unit development.
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