4200 76th Street, Salvation Army-Ordinance Amendment, Rezoning and Site Plan Review

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The Salvation Army are proposing to remodel and reuse the existing 28,000 square foot building at 4200 76th Street West into an 18,425 square foot Salvation Army retail store with a 9,434 square foot warehouse and indoor drop off. Other than proposed landscaping, there are no plans to alter the site plan or exterior of the existing building. The request requires the following:

  1. Zoning Ordinance Amendment to allow secondhand stores to exceed 2,500 square feet in size in the PCD-Planned Commercial District.
  2. Rezoning the site from PID, Planned Industrial District to a PCD, Planned Commercial District.
  3. Site Plan Review.

A Site Plan picture showing the parking lot, traffic circulation, warehouse and retail space for the proposed Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army are proposing to remodel and reuse the existing 28,000 square foot building at 4200 76th Street West into an 18,425 square foot Salvation Army retail store with a 9,434 square foot warehouse and indoor drop off. Other than proposed landscaping, there are no plans to alter the site plan or exterior of the existing building. The request requires the following:

  1. Zoning Ordinance Amendment to allow secondhand stores to exceed 2,500 square feet in size in the PCD-Planned Commercial District.
  2. Rezoning the site from PID, Planned Industrial District to a PCD, Planned Commercial District.
  3. Site Plan Review.

A Site Plan picture showing the parking lot, traffic circulation, warehouse and retail space for the proposed Salvation Army.

Public Input - 4200 76th Street

The City of Edina offers several ways for people to provide input on development projects. Regardless of the method, all public input is considered, so people need to use only one method. 

Instructions for leaving a public comment below:

  • Your comment will be available to Planning Commission, City Council, staff and others to review immediately instead of waiting until the public hearing.
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  • You will not be able to edit or remove your comment.
  • Please introduce yourself, your neighborhood and your thoughts about this project.
    Example: Barbara Smith, The Heights. The project is two blocks from my home and my children would have to walk past it every day on their way to school. Please consider adding sidewalks to this project.

Other ways to provide comment:

1 - Leave a voicemail with your public input at 952-826-0377. Staff will submit the transcribed voicemail to Better Together Edina. (Available once project application is submitted)

2 - Two public hearings will take place for each development project in the City Hall Council Chambers, 4801 W. 50th St. Attend the meetings in person to give public input or watch the meetings live from home on Edina TV (Comcast Channels 813 or 16) or EdinaMN.gov/LiveMeetings(External link). Call in to provide live testimony at 312-535-8110. Call in access code and password are provided in the meeting agenda which can be found at EdinaMN.gov/Agendas(External link).  

Generally, the City Council makes a decision on each development project at the City Council meeting following the second public hearing.

If you have any difficulties with participating, contact Community Engagement Manager, MJ Lamon at MLamon@EdinaMN.gov or 952-826-0360.

CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

My name is Mary Norwood, I'm calling about your rezoning from level one to level two in commercial in reference to the Salvation Army moving in. I am very upset about this. This has always been a residential area, not a commercial area.  And going from commercial level one to two is ridiculous. There are many residents who live around here in condos and nice apartments. The property value is going to go down. Our lifestyle is going to go down, and the traffic is going to increase tremendously. Please don't go ahead with this. Thank you. (This voicemail was received 6/02/2026 at 1:56 PM and was transcribed by City Staff) 

Miriam Laredo-Fuentes About 1 month ago
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