Residents, businesses and community leaders are encouraged to participate in the comprehensive plan update by attending an open house Wednesday, May 13 at the Plymouth Community Center. The open house will provide an opportunity to learn about the planning process and offer feedback on priorities, issues and opportunities facing Plymouth. The event will feature interactive activities and informal discussion. To learn more, read the full press release in Plymouth's News & Updates.

2050 Comprehensive Plan Open House

6:00 - 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Plymouth Community Center

14800 34th Ave N, Plymouth

The City of Plymouth is updating its Comprehensive Plan, which will guide the community’s future related to land use and development, transportation, housing, community facilities, parks and open space, and overall community character. State law requires that cities update their Comprehensive Plans every ten years.

Your input is important and will help shape the Plan! Check out the project website below to find out how to participate and stay involved with upcoming meetings and workshops. To sign up for eNotify email updates about the project, visit plymouthmn.gov/eNotify.

VISIT 2050 COMP PLAN WEBSITE

The City of Plymouth has contracted with Houseal Lavigne for consulting services for the development and adoption of a new city-wide Comprehensive Plan that replaces, references, aggregates, and/or incorporates previous Plan elements as applicable. The results of this Plan will help city staff, elected officials, stakeholders, and community members guide decision-making. As part of the development process, the consultant will be expected to:

• Lead an extensive, inclusive, and innovative community engagement and outreach process.
• Develop a new Comprehensive Plan that builds on the City Council's adopted Strategic Priorities, with prioritized implementation steps to achieve a viable, sustainable, diverse and inclusive city.
• Guide successful adoption of the Plan by the City Council.

The Plymouth Comprehensive Plan guides community development and public improvements in the city. The Plan is comprised of several elements, including land use, housing, transportation, parks, trails and open space, surface water, water supply and sanitary sewer. State law requires that cities update their Comprehensive Plans every ten years. The Plymouth City Council adopted the current plan on July 23, 2019.

• 2040 Comprehensive Plan (PDF)

Below is a list of the comprehensive plan amendments that have been approved since the adoption of the current plan. To incorporate the changes, the city maintains an updated 2040 Future Land Use Map in Chapter 3 of the Plymouth Comprehensive Plan.

•  Updated Future Land Use Map (2040) with Below Changes (PDF)
• For additional information, the public may view an archive of agenda packets online.

Mission Ponds (2020-072)

On February 9, 2021, the Plymouth City Council approved a request by the Mission Ponds Homeowners Association for a comprehensive plan amendment to reguide the townhome portion of the Mission Ponds subdivision, roughly 7.5 acres of land located at the northwest corner of Zachary Lane and 36th Avenue, from LA-1 (living area-1) to LA-2 (living area-2). 

Dundee Redevelopment Site; Twin Cities Orthopedic and Parkera (2021-032)

On August 10, 2021, the Plymouth City Council approved a request by Parkera, LLC for a comprehensive plan amendment to reguide roughly 24-acres of land located at 16800 Highway 55 and 3755 Dunkirk Lane, from C (commercial) and LA-2 (living area 2) to MXD-R (mixed use residential) and P-I (public/semi-public/institutional).

Bassett Creek Apartments (2021-081)

On March 22, 2022, the Plymouth City Council approved a request by Doran RE Partners, LLC for a comprehensive plan amendment to reguide roughly 7.4-acres of land located at 10000 Highway 55, from C-O (business commercial) to MXD (mixed use).

Enclave Development (2022-058)

On August 30, 2022, the Plymouth City Council approved a request by Enclave Companies for a comprehensive plan amendment to reguide roughly 19.0-acres of land located west of Highway 169 and south of Bass Lake Road at Nathan Lane - 5750 Nathan Lane and PID Numbers 01-118-22-42-0049, 01-118-22-42-0007, and 01-118-22-42-0010, from C (commercial) and C-O (commercial office) to MXD (mixed use). 

City Center (2023-045)

On September 12, 2023, the Plymouth City Council approved a request by the City of Plymouth for a comprehensive plan amendment to update the City Center vision and design standards, and to increase the allowed density in the CC (city center) guiding from 12 to 20 units per acre, market driven, to 20 to 40 units per acre for multiple family development and 6 to 20 units per acre for townhouses.

Prudential Redevelopment Site; The Boulevard (2023-052)

On September 26, 2023, the Plymouth City Council approved a request by Scannell Properties, LLC for a comprehensive plan amendment to reguide roughly 75-acres located at 13001 County Road 10, from CO (commercial office) to MXD (mixed use).