The Eagan Advisory Planning Commission met on November 25, 2025, at 6:30 PM at the Eagan Municipal Center. The commission considered three items: a comprehensive guide plan amendment for a small infill housing development, a conditional use permit for a specialty animal dermatology clinic, and a series of housekeeping amendments to the city code. All three items were approved unanimously by the commission.
Welcome. Uh, we're calling to order the advisory planning commission meeting for November twenty-fifth, twenty twenty-five. At this point, we stand in fledged to the flight. And to the revolution for which it stands. One nation under uh indivisible with liberty and justice for all Mr. Schultz, are there any changes uh to the agenda or any updates? There is one change to the uh minutes. Um change to minutes. I think uh Commissioner Baltimore has noted one error. He was uh noted as a chair on page thirteen. Uh so we corrected that, and that uh is reflected in uh the current minutes that are now available online. Thank you. Um and I uh this was just about the agenda though, Mr. Schultz. Are there any agenda? There are no changes to the agenda, Mr. Chair. Okay. Given that, I would entertain a motion to approve the agenda. So move. Second. I have a motion by member Woodfield, a second by Vice Chair Schwanke. All in favor, please raise your hand and say aye. I see that that has passed seven to zero. Um, and then with regard to the minutes, um, Mr. Schultz did note the one change uh to the minutes as pointed out by uh member Boldema. Um at this point, I would entertain a motion to approve the minutes. So move. Okay, I have a motion for member Whitfield. I have a second um for member Secretary Wagner. All in favor, please raise your hand to say aye. All right. And I see that that has passed six to zero with one abstention from Vice Chair Schwanki, um, who is not present at the last meeting. Correct. Thank you. Um at this point, then uh we open up. I thought he was trying to be attention to no problem. Um, so at this point, we open up uh to the public for any issues that are not currently on the agenda or any other issues that the public would like to raise before this uh meeting tonight. Not hearing any new additional items. We will then move to our first new business, and this is applicant builders lot group. Um I have at Malvine Moore. Approval of a comprehensive guide plan amendment. Uh Ms. Studziak, um, I believe you'll be presenting on this. Thank you, Mr. Chair, members of the commission. This request is for an amendment to the comprehensive guide plan to change the land use designation from high density to medium density residential upon approximately 0.82 acres, located at 4290 Black Hawk Road. The applicant's concept plan proposes seven lots for single-family detached dwellings, resulting in a net density of eight and a half units per acre. The property is zoned agriculture and guided high density and contains a single family home built in 1956 on the southern part of the site and a garage and shed on the northern part of the site. Dating back to the mid-1970s, this area has been guided for residential densities of six to twelve units per acre, with an update to the comprehensive plan in 2000 to create consistency between land use and zoning designations.