About the Planning Commission

The Saint Paul Planning Commission is a 21-member advisory body made up of resident volunteers appointed by the Mayor and approved by the City Council. The Planning Commission makes recommendations on planning and zoning issues, studies, and amendments. The Commission and its sub-committees (Zoning Committee, Comprehensive and Neighborhood Planning Committee and Transportation Committee) take on municipal planning issues as required by law. The Planning Commission also holds public hearings where members of the public can be heard.

Planning Commission members serve three-year terms, with an opportunity to be reappointed for two terms. 

 Meet the Planning Commissioners  Planning Commission Annual Report 2022

Meetings

Planning Commission meetings are held at 8:30 a.m. every other Friday in the City Hall basement, room 40 unless otherwise noted below.

As of 3/13/22 and until further notice, all Planning Commission and Committee meetings will resume in-person at the regular meeting locations. Meeting agendas have updated information. Find meeting information, including agendas, minutes and recordings below.

Planning Commission Documents

Last Edited: February 8, 2023