The St. Anthony Park Community Council submitted the Como 2030 small area plan to the city and we are waiting for approval.
Read the plan (pdf)
The mission of the Land Use Committee is to guide, evaluate and monitor issues related to District 12 development and preservation that influence the physical and or economic well-being of St. Anthony Park and surrounding communities.
More information about our committee structure
The St. Anthony Park Community Council submitted the Como 2030 small area plan to the city and we are waiting for approval.
Read the plan (pdf)
South St. Anthony Rec Center
890 Cromwell Avenue
The Community Council received notice of a lot split application for 2262 Brewster. The applicants are Wade and Donna Tobin and they are planning to build a new house for themselves in the empty lot on the corner and sell their old house.
Please contact Renee if you have any concerns or questions about this project.
Please see the attached flyer below for the upcoming Station Area Planning Roundtables for Hamline, Victoria, and Western. These events will take place on November 17 and 18, and are open to the public.
The city welcomes all thoughts and ideas about how areas around the proposed LRT stations on University Avenue should grow and change. Your input will build on the Central Corridor Development Strategy, a strategic vision and policy document adopted by the City in 2007. Roundtable results and comments will influence the draft Station Area Plans which provide guidance on detailed land use, zoning, urban design, and implementation strategies. Please join us - and spread the word!
Additional info on the Hamline, Victoria, and Western Station Area Planning process and the Steering Committee can be found here: http://stpaul.gov/index.aspx?NID=3270 .
South St. Anthony Park Rec Center, 890 Cromwell Ave
SSAP Rec Center, 890 Cromwell Ave
South St. Anthony Park Rec Center
890 Cromwell Ave
SSAP Rec Center, 890 Cromwell Ave
SSAP Rec Center
The DSI manual has been updated. If you are interested in finding out about licenses for everything from auto repair shops to bakeries, you can find it here.
As of February 2009, the Central Corridor light rail line as designed is proposed to eliminate 87% of on-street parking along University Avenue. As a result, the City of St. Paul and two planning groups along the corridor partnered to explore the possibility for off-street shared parking.
A morning meeting, called the “braindump” provided an opportunity for affected business and property owners to discuss parking issues with their neighbors. The design team recorded the discussions and used them throughout the day. See the visual results.
While not the perfect solution, it is believed that by reorganizing existing surface parking spaces, providing more attractive signage and navigation and adding ramps and other structures where appropriate, some of the parking issues will be addressed.
The Raymond Station area will be substantially impacted by the loss of onstreet parking. There exists some metered parking, but 100% of on-street parking near Raymond Station will be eliminated when the line is built. The intent of this workshop was to demonstrate the potential for reorganizing existing parking and also accommodate new development in phases.
South St. Anthony Park Rec Center
890 Cromwell Ave
Saint Paul, MN 55104