The Woodbury City Council on Wednesday will hold public hearings for liquor licenses for Angelina’s Kitchen and Aldi, as well as possibly approving a measure that would open the door for new housing developments near East Ridge High School.
Liquor Licenses
Angelina’s Kitchen
Angelina’s Kitchen, which consolidated its two locations this fall, has been planning to add a wine bar.
Related: The New Addition at Angelina’s Kitchen in Woodbury
The restaurant is now looking to secure a liquor license to sell beer and wine, and the council will hold a public hearing on the matter Wednesday night. Background checks came back clear. Angelina’s Kitchen is located at 2170 Eagle Creek Lane.
Aldi
Aldi, which opened in the former Borders location in early October, is trying to secure a license to sell 3.2 beer.
Related: Aldi to Open Grocery Store in Woodbury
Background checks on management and corporate officers came back clear. Aldi is a discount grocery chain.
Development
Woodbury is considering opening part of Phase 2—a 2,500-acre area near East Ridge High School—for development.
The city has received interest from developers, and in September noted declining lot inventory in Woodbury and an uptick in the housing market.
Related: A ‘Significant Step’ Toward New Housing in Woodbury
Staff recommends that the council approve a measure for sub-phase 2A (Fields of Woodbury) that would allow “applications for preliminary plat, rezoning and planned unit developments to be accepted and processed,” according to a council memo. “Final plat approval would be dependent on availability of required public improvements.”
Phase 2 includes enough land to accommodate about 6,000 residential units over the next 10-plus years.
In other action, the council is expected to…
- Approve the purchase of new golf carts for Eagle Valley Golf Course.
- Approve plans for a new carwash at Holiday Stationstore.
- Authorize plans for the expansion of Radio Drive from Bailey Road to Hargis Parkway. See: Radio Drive Expansion Will be on Woodbury’s Schedule
Check out the full agenda online.
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So, as someone outside the inner development circle in Woodbury, but who has played in that sandbox in other fast growing suburbs, that's my "take" on it. Might be 100% wrong, but it's Tuesday. I might have a completely new opinion by the afternoon.