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Shakopee planning panel recommends annexation and MUSA expansion for 16-acre parcel
Summary
On April 9 the Shakopee Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend City Council approve annexation of about 16 acres along Zumbro Avenue, expand the MUSA, and zone the property Agricultural Preservation; staff said the annexation is consistent with an orderly annexation agreement and Jackson Township will receive seven years of tax payments under that agreement.
The Shakopee Planning Commission on April 9 recommended City Council approve a three-part package: annexation of roughly 16 acres along Zumbro Avenue, a comprehensive-plan map amendment to expand the Metropolitan Urban Service Area (MUSA), and zoning the parcel to Agricultural Preservation (AG).
Planning staff (Kirschke) told commissioners the parcel — about 16 acres including the adjacent right-of-way — is west of Zumbro Avenue and south of Highview Park. Staff said sewer and water extensions from adjacent developments (including Greenview by Lennar and the…
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