Our 10-Year Community Plan

The Saint Anthony Park Community Plan

Adopted July 14, 2022, as an addendum to the Saint Paul Comprehensive Plan.

What’s in the Plan

Residents, workers and employers in St. Anthony Park imagined the future we want to create, and the plan details that vision. It covers:

Equity
Climate Change
Economic and Business Development
Housing
Development Guidelines
Historic Preservation
Transportation
Parks and Recreation
Water, Soil, and Air
Implementation Plan

Our committees use the plan to guide their work. The Land Use Committee also uses our Unified Design Guidelines when talking with developers.

How the Plan Was Made

Thank you to the hundreds of community members who live, work and play in St. Anthony Park and gave feedback throughout the summer and fall of 2017. SAPCC heard from neighbors through online surveys, in person at events, and by canvassing throughout the neighborhood, with leadership from our Equity Committee to make sure we heard from the many different perspectives in our community.

Under the leadership of our 10-year planning Steering Committee, our four standing committees drafted goals for St. Anthony Park, combining your voices with their issue-based knowledge and research, in line with SAPCC’s commitment to equity in all we do. These goals were presented at community forums in November 2017 in South and North district locations, where more than 60 community members shared more ideas. The steering committee also prepared the St. Anthony Park Business Survey so commercial, industrial and nonprofit organizations could weigh in.

After several drafts, the final edited draft went to the City in July 2020, and the plan was adopted July 14, 2022.

Neighbors at a November 2017 10-year plan community forum

A November 2017 community forum

Planning Documents

Drafts and engagement documents, 2017–2020 (tap to open)
Past plans, still relevant (tap to open)

Questions or Ideas?

Have thoughts on how the plan is being carried out? Email info@sapcc.org or come to a committee meeting.

More documents are on our Research page. Learn more about our history and vision.

Get Involved

Your neighborhood, your voice.

Give, lend a hand, or come to a committee meeting. Every bit keeps St. Anthony Park neighbor-powered.


Questions? Email info@sapcc.org • 651-649-5992

Research • Land Use Committee • Minutes and Records • SAPCC Homepage