The Zoning Committee, a subcommittee of the Planning Commission, asks for feedback from the public and City staff about proposed changes to the way land is used in Saint Paul. They use what they learn to advise the full Planning Commission, which makes a recommendation to the City.
Last Edited: March 2, 2026
Effective February 12, 2026, the Zoning Committee will be disbanded and all matters previously heard by the Committee will be heard by the full Planning Commission (per ORD 25-79). For information on Planning Commission meetings, see this page.
Members of the Zoning Committee consider proposed changes to zoning and land use. This colorful map shows Saint Paul’s primary zoning, which regulates how land can be used throughout the City. When a change to zoning or land use is proposed, Zoning Committee members hear testimony from the public and City staff at public meetings. They use what they learn to make recommendations about each proposed change to the full Planning Commission.
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To access the documents, minutes, and packets for the Zoning Committee meeting you are interested in, click the Documents... dropdown menu next to your meeting in the table below.
The Zoning Committee is made up of these members of the Planning Commission:
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Samantha Langer
Zoning Committee Secretary
Phone: 651-266-6700
ZoningCases@ci.stpaul.mn.us
25 West 4th Street
City Hall Annex
Suite 1400
Saint Paul, MN 55102