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Planning Commission <br />2/4/03 <br />Item 3 <br />ITEM: Recommendation of Ordinance Providing for a Farmer's Market Interim <br />Use Permit at 2025 W. Larpenteur <br />SUBMITTED BY: Deborah Jones, Zoning and Planning Coordinator <br />REVIEWED BY: Heather Worthington, City Administrator <br />EXPLANATION: <br />Summary: <br />In late 2002, the Twin Cities Co-op Federal Credit Union approached the city with a request <br />to allow a Farmer's Market at their location at 2025 W. Larpenteur Avenue, in the rear <br />parking lot. <br />At a Community Meeting held on November 25, 2002, 80% of the 15 attendees expressed <br />approval of the idea. The Credit Union and the St. Paul Farmer's Market presented <br />information at the meeting and took questions. (A detailed account of the meeting is attached <br />• to this staff report). Issues of traffic and noise were addressed. In December, the citywide <br />survey received an overwhelmingly positive response on the Farmer's Market: <br />2. The city has been asked to consider allowing a weekly farmer's market at <br />2025 Larpenteur Avenue (Twin Cities Co-op Federal Credit Union). This would <br />replace the one currently held at Har Mar. Would you or someone in your <br />household be likely to shop at a Farmer's Market in Falcon Heights? <br />Yes 196 <br />No 13 <br />Unsure 35 <br />Falcon Woods Breakout <br />Yes 42 <br />No 4 <br />Unsure 6 <br />The next step is to amend the City Code to provide for a farmer's market as a legal use at the <br />credit union location, which is in the B-2 zone. Several amendments to the Zoning Code <br />(Chapter 9) are therefore presented for your consideration and recommendation to the City <br />Council: <br />• Addition of a legal definition of a farmer's market to the definitions section of Chapter 9 <br />
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