Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Southview Senior Communities wants to build a 148-unit senior living building at 4232 Blackhawk Road. The company's request will go before the Eagan Advisory Planning Commission this week.
A Mendota Heights-based company has plans to build a four-story, 148-unit senior living complex along Blackhawk Road in Eagan, according to planning documents submitted to the city. Southview Senior Communities, which owns senior living complexes in Inver Grove Heights, West St. Paul, Lilydale and other area communities, is requesting a Comprehensive Guide Plan amendment for a 10-acre site located at 4232 Blackhawk Road. If approved, the amendment would change the land use designation for the site from medium density residential to high density residential. Eagan's Advisory Planning Commission is expected to take up the matter on Tuesday night. Once they issue a recommendation for the request, the Eagan City Council and the Metropolitan …
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Thursday, November 29, 2012
Pet resort owners have applied for a conditional use permit to allow them to keep up to 125 dogs at their facilities, but Eagan city officials have a few concerns.
Follow Eagan Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our daily newsletter| Blog for us After roughly two and a half years of steady growth, Wagging Tails Pet Resort owner Keith Olson says his Eagan-based pet boarding business is ready to expand. On Tuesday, Olson asked the Eagan Advisory Planning Commission to recommend approval of a conditional use permit that would allow Wagging Tails to care for as many as 125 dogs at one time. The business' current permit only allows 95 animals on site. The commission unanimously agreed, and the conditional use permit is expected to pass to the Eagan City Council for final approval on Dec. 4. It's not the first time Olson has asked the city to allow him to care for more than 100 dogs at …
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Council members took the action as part of a larger overhaul to Eagan's City Code.
Cedarvale Lanes Vice President Gregg Zafft couldn't be happier. Last Tuesday, the Eagan City Council voted unanimously to eliminate the city's "50 Percent Rule"—a city ordinance that required restaurants to make at least 50 percent of their gross revenues from food sales to hold an on-sale liquor license. If food receipts fall below that margin, the business could risk losing its license. The rule, Zafft said, threatened the future of Cedarvale Lanes. Roughly 56 percent of the business' receipts were from liquor sales last year, according to city documents. The council first discussed striking the rule from the books earlier this year, during a larger review of two chapters of the Eagan City Code. “It really relieves me that I don’t have …
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
A developer plans to build a classic car storage facility and clubhouse on a site along Hwy. 3 in Eagan.
Local classic car enthusiasts may soon have a new place to store their vehicles. Last week, the Eagan City Council was expected to vote whether to approve the rezoning and final platting of a six-acre site off Hwy. 3 in eastern Eagan. The move will allow Manley Development to build a clubhouse and 76 storage units—which can be purchased like condominiums and used to store vintage automobiles. In the end, the council voted to continue the motion until its April 17 meeting. According to plans submitted to Eagan city officials, two of the 24x48-foot garage units would be dedicated to development of a clubhouse where members of the Eagan Car Club may potentially purchase accessory products and service for their vehicles. Owners would become …
winoceros
11:35 am on Friday, April 26, 2013
I agree, provided the current landowners are not being "asked" to sell, and that they are willing to sell to the developers. I would also expect that placement at the home is open first to Eagan applicants, who either lived in Eagan for some period prior to admittance, or whose child or child-in-law have lived in Eagan 10+ years. We want to help seniors be comfortable, and we want them to visited… more ›