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Lake Elmo EDA reviews draft 2026 work plan, plans property disposition and public GIS rollout
Summary
At a recent Lake Elmo Economic Development Authority meeting, members approved minutes and discussed a draft 2026 work plan that emphasizes disposition of city-owned property (including a 180‑acre site and Old City Hall), business outreach tied to Washington County CDA programs, and a newly launched public GIS parcel and parks viewer.
The Lake Elmo Economic Development Authority approved the minutes from a Sept. 17 special meeting and reviewed a first draft of its 2026 work plan, focusing on city‑owned property disposition, business outreach, and a newly released public GIS parcel and parks map.
Community Development Director Nouss Stopa presented the draft and said it mirrors the authority’s 2025 goals but will feature revised project descriptions and action items. "Okay. So this will be our, first draft of the 2026 work plan. You'll see it somewhat similar to the 2025 work plan," Stopa said. She asked commissioners to suggest additions before a final draft is prepared for the next meeting.
The work plan highlights a disposition strategy for all publicly owned properties in Lake Elmo, including an ongoing evaluation of a 180‑acre site. Stopa said the city engaged an Urban Land Institute technical assistance panel (ULI TAP) for the 180‑acre site; staff expect the TAP process to conclude this year and to begin marketing that parcel by the…
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