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Meeting called to order at 7:00 p.m. Chair Eddie Holmvig-Johnson presided. Commissioners present: Holmvig-Johnson, Cole Hooey, Benjamin Surma, Matt Taraldsen, Brett Stursa. Staff present included Sam Crosby (City Planner), Ruby Villa (Planner I), City Manager Katie Rodriguez, and Steve McDaniel (Budget, Cash, and Debt Manager). Key actions: approved agenda and July 28, 2025 minutes (each 5-0); recommended approval of a site plan converting 7424 Lyndale Ave S to retail sales with a unanimous (5-0) amendment requiring a 6-foot privacy fence along the side facing the abutting multifamily parcel; recommended approval of the 2027–2030 Capital Improvement Program and adopted a resolution finding the 2026 Capital Improvement Budget and 2027–2030 CIP consistent with the Comprehensive Plan (5-0). Public comments raised traffic, parking, and pedestrian safety concerns. Liaison reports covered Woodlake Nature Center demolition, Safe Routes to School and gun violence topics at City Council, an HRA rental-assistance grant, Transportation Commission bike-ride tour and BRT study, and Sustainability Commission outreach.
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