A 3 District Work Session 2-25-2025

Wednesday, April 9, 2025

A3 District residential development standards

Future Urbanization and Met Council sewer and water alignment

Large lot subdivision density and urban preservation

Street standards: public vs. private and paved vs. gravel

Lot size requirements and minimum dimensions

Setback requirements for side yards

Impervious surface limits

Mechanisms for preserving land for future development (ghost platting, easements, covenants)

Notable Quotes (4)

If we're trying to um you you've got you know just say 40 acres you have four houses on 40 acres is it four 10 acre Parcels or is it four lots that are you whether it's an acre or two acres or whatever that minimum lot size is and then we reserve the rest of it for some future use

John
Land preservationDiscussing the land reservation method for future urban service readiness.

The Metropolitan Urban Services area meaning that all of Dayton at some point in the future it's going to be serviced by uh Regional sewer and water

John
UrbanizationEstablishing the necessity of the A3 district as an interim zoning measure.

I just don't want to see it less than 10 [feet]... I'd go 15 20 but that's me

Council Member
SetbacksDebating side yard setbacks to allow for future land subdivision.

We've had issues on shared driveways... one guy had like somebody was coming in and out or commercial vehicles... we dealt with them numerous times

John
Street standardsExplaining potential conflicts with private shared driveways.

People (3)

AmyNot stated

Participating in discussion regarding A3 District zoning policy.

ZNot stated

Participating in the work session regarding development planning.

Places Mentioned

Northwest Dayton (approx. 2,800 acres)Dayton ParkwayStonar (Project example)Wildwood Springs (Project example)Diamond LakeVicksburg (Road/Boundary line)Zanzibar (Road)Nature's Crossing (Project example)

Events & Meetings (1)

  • A3 District Work Session (Date not specified)
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A 3 District Work Session 2-25-2025 - Dayton Recorder