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Meeting record · Richfield, Minnesota

Planning Commission — Monday, November 24, 2025

4 items on the record

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Items on the record

  1. Item 4Discussedinformational or procedural item — no vote taken

    Approval of the November 24, 2025 Planning Commission Agenda

    The Planning Commission was scheduled to approve the agenda for its November 24, 2025 meeting before proceeding to substantive business, including the Lakewinds Co-op interim use permit hearing.

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  2. Item 5.a.Discussedinformational or procedural item — no vote taken

    Approval of September 22, 2025 Planning Commission Meeting Minutes

    The Planning Commission was scheduled to approve the minutes of its September 22, 2025 regular meeting, which had covered the 7424 Lyndale Avenue retail conversion site plan and the 2026 Capital Improvement Budget.

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  3. Item 7.a.Outcome pendingfinal tally arrives when the city publishes the minutes

    Public Hearing: Interim Use Permit for Lakewinds Co-op Employee Parking at 6430 Lyndale Ave S

    Lakewinds Food Cooperative requested a five-year Interim Use Permit to use the vacant, unpaved Lot 4 south of its store for occasional employee parking up to 122 days per year through December 9, 2030. The lot would not be paved or striped, but landscaping and signage would be required to prevent non-employee use, and a parking study and lot combination would be required before any permanent parking lot could be built. The Richfield City Council was scheduled to make the final decision on December 9, 2025.

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  4. Item 11Discussedinformational or procedural item — no vote taken

    City Planner's Report: 7424 Lyndale Avenue Retail Conversion and MICC Land Use Application

    The City Planner reported that the site plan to convert the existing building at 7424 Lyndale Avenue to retail use had already been approved by the City Council on its October 14, 2025 consent agenda. The report also noted that MICC had applied for formal land use approvals related to the same corridor, which would be brought to the Planning Commission's December 2025 meeting.

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