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Planning Commission, August 6, 2026

Recommends approval: Comprehensive plan amendment - future land use at 17051 117th Avenue, 3-0

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On August 6, 2026, the Planning Commission recommended approval of Comprehensive plan amendment - future land use at 17051 117th Avenue (3-0).

The Dayton Planning Commission recommended approval (2-1) of a zoning map amendment, PUD amendment, and preliminary plat for Sundance Greens 12th Edition (Resolution XX-2026 / referencing Resolution 23-2018), reducing lots from 58 to 48 and reconfiguring streets, with direction t…

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Dayton, MN
Governing body
Advisory (makes a recommendation)
Date
August 6, 2026
Decisions
6 zoning decisions
Outcome
Recommends approval, 3-0
Next step
Final board vote (pending)

Projects in this meeting (4)

PUD and preliminary plat for Arbor Ridge (Parkway) neighborhood

Recommended 3-0
2 conditions of approval
Open this project

Sundance Greens 12th Addition zoning

Recommended 4-1
7 conditions of approval
Open this project

17051 117th Avenue

Recommended 3-0
Open this project

Comprehensive plan amendment - ultimate sewer map southwest Dayton

Recommended 3-0
Open this project

Free sample: decision 1 of 6

Zoning map amendment, PUD amendment, and preliminary plat for Sundance Greens 12th Edition

Recommendation to City Council to approve a zoning map amendment (rezoning golf course portion consistent with R3/PUD), a PUD amendment, and preliminary plat for Sundance Greens 12th Edition. Reduces lots from 58 to 48 and reconfigures streets. Includes a disputed golf-course maintenance building relocated to the north edge adjacent to Braeburn Trails, with proposed setback deviations (30 ft building / 20 ft parking vs 50 ft required) and a 20-ft driveway to Polaris Lane. Developer is Sundance Development (Tom Dean / Brian Allen). Vote 2-1, Commissioner Michael dissenting.

  • Direction to City Council to look at location of maintenance shed relative to properties to the north
  • push the shed as far south as possible with a hard line of 50-foot building setback
  • applicant may justify to council if ending short of 50 feet
  • screening/buffering to be provided

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Key Decisions (6)

Approved

Zoning map amendment, PUD amendment, and preliminary plat for Sundance Greens 12th Edition

Vote: 2-14 conditions attachedMoved by Jeff Sargent
Approved

PUD and preliminary plat for Arbor Ridge (Parkway) neighborhood - Phase 1

Vote: 3-02 conditions attachedMoved by Jeff Sargent
Approved

Comprehensive plan amendment - ultimate sewer map southwest Dayton

Vote: 3-0Moved by Jeff Sargent
Approved

Comprehensive plan amendment - future land use at 17051 117th Avenue

Vote: 3-0Moved by Jeff Sargent
Tabled

Ordinance amendment - minimum garage size in residential districts

Vote: 3-0Moved by Keith Grover
Tabled

Ordinance amendment - temporary signage

Vote: 3-0Moved by Keith Grover

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Zoning Changes (1)

Development Activity (3)

Sundance Greens 12th Edition

Residential

Arbor Ridge neighborhood (formerly Parkway neighborhood)

Residential

Forgent industrial building at 17051 117th Avenue North

Industrial

Market Signals (5)

Housing Demand

Dayton has very few apartments; the 176-unit Arbor Ridge phase…

Infrastructure

Water distribution looping connecting Dayton to Maple Grove (south) and…

Commercial Demand

Industrial absorption is strong: Forgent already leases 500,000 sq ft…

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Who spoke

18 distinct speakers; 7 identified names.

All speaker roles: 8 Public, 1 Chair, 2 Commissioner, 2 Applicant, 1 Councilmember, 1 Attorney, 2 Staff, 1 Applicant Rep.

Identified name roles: 1 Chair, 1 Commissioner, 2 Applicant, 1 Attorney, 1 Staff, 1 Applicant Rep.

Speaker sample: Tom Dean, Applicant.

6 more identified names in Pro: 1 Chair, 1 Commissioner, 1 Applicant, 1 Attorney, 1 Staff, 1 Applicant Rep.

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Zoning terms (20)

299 recorded timestamps

  • tabled (1 timestamps)
  • residential (36 timestamps)
  • conditional use (1 timestamps)
  • public hearing (20 timestamps)
  • plat (14 timestamps)
  • zoning (27 timestamps)

Decision moments (6)

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