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Planning commission recommends R1.5 rezoning for 2.937-acre parcel at 2601 Parker Road
Summary
The St. Paul Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend that the town council rezone a 2.937-acre parcel at 2601 Parker Road to R1.5 single-family residential, finding the request consistent with the town's 2021 zoning map; the motion will go to council for a final decision.
The St. Paul Planning & Zoning Commission on April 15 voted to recommend that the town council rezone a 2.937-acre parcel at 2601 Parker Road to R1.5, the single‑family residential district.
Commissioners opened a public hearing on the request and heard from applicant representatives. Joel Hoppin, who addressed the commission during the hearing, described the rezoning as "kind of a formality" that aligns the parcel's zoning with the map adopted in 2021. He told commissioners the rezoning would benefit both the property owner and the town by formalizing the map designation.
After brief discussion among commissioners, a motion was made and seconded to recommend approval to town council. The commission voted in favor of the recommendation. The council will consider the final rezoning ordinance at a future meeting.
The item was introduced during the public hearing portion of the agenda; commissioners did not record any public opposition at the meeting. The commission's recommendation included no additional conditions beyond those noted in the application packet and staff report.
What happens next: the matter is now set to go before the town council for final action. The commission's vote was a recommendation only and does not itself change the parcel's zoning.
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