Shakopee City Council tables vote on used-car rules

January 25, 2014 at 10:56PM

The Shakopee City Council last week tabled consideration of a change in the city code that would limit the number of businesses that sell and service used cars on its Hwy. 101/County Road 69 corridor.

The Planning Commission last month unanimously approved the change, which in the future would allow used-car businesses in the highway zone only if they also sold new vehicles. The change wouldn't affect existing used-car operations but would apply to any that might want to locate in the area in the future. Existing used-car businesses that wanted to expand also could be affected.

Michael Leek, community development director, said he expects the issue may resurface in March as part of a council workshop discussion on a study of the Hwy. 101/County Road 69 corridor, a prime pathway into the city's downtown.

SUSAN FEYDER

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