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LAND USE Future Land Use issues have come to the forefront of discussion. It seems as if one of the most popular statements made in Dayton is ''keep Dayton rural". The Land Use section of the . Comprehensive Plan addresses this statement. The future of Dayton from a Land Use perspective will include both rural and urban areas. In the near future, Dayton will remain predominately rural in the central part of the City. The proposed increase in minimum lot size is intended to preserve the rural character of central Dayton. Development in the Agricultural area will be discouraged unless there is access to public utilities. Dayton will experience new residential developments in the Northeast and Northwest comers of the community. In the Northwest area, in-fill development is expected to occur in and around the Old Village area between the years 1999-2007. This residential development will include all density ranges, low density, moderate density, and high density. Commercial development will also be mixed into the Old Village area after 2000. Some of the larger parcels between Lawndale Lane and Vicksburg Lane are projected to develop residentially between the years 2010-2020. Some of the larger parcels of land between County Road 13 / Brockton Lane and Lawndale Lane are projected to experience residential development between 2004-2020. The Northeast area of Dayton will also experience in-fill development. This in-fill development can be expected in the years 2010-2020. New residential development will be expected in the Northeast area between 2002-2008. A small concentration of commercial development is expected along Balsam Lane between South Diamond Lake Road and County Road 12/ Dayton River Road. All residential areas in the Northeast part of Dayton are scheduled to be under the single family residential classification. . The Southwestern area of Dayton is projected to experience major changes between 2003- 2013. This area is designated as future Industrial and Commercial. The areas located closer to County Road 81, Territorial Road, County Road 13 / Brockton Lane, and Interstate 94 will be closer to 2005-2010. The areas that are not as close to these major roads will develop closer to 2013. Residential development is also projected in this area. Moderate and high density residential development will be concentrated along and near major future transportation routes. The South-central area of Dayton will also experience residential development. This projected development could occur between the years 2008-2020. The land closer to Maple Grove will develop first. The development progression will move north from the Dayton Maple Grove boundary line. The larger parcels around the area of 125th Avenue would be closer to 2020 for development. The bulk of this development will be single-family residential (0-6 units / acre). About 120 acres are projected to develop at moderate residential densities (4-12 units / acre). Approximately 60 acres will be set aside for commercial purposes. The commercial and moderate density residential areas will be positioned near the major transportation routes. .