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Planning commission backs Traditions North PUD and first-phase tentative subdivision in Dayton
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a planned unit development and the first-phase tentative subdivision for Traditions North in Dayton, approving reduced density relative to earlier entitlements, a 10-acre land donation to Sutro Tunnel preservation, a 116-acre common open-space network and a multi-phased infrastructure plan.
The Lyon County Planning Commission recommended that the Board of County Commissioners approve the Traditions North planned unit development (PUD) and the tentative subdivision map for the project north of U.S. Highway 50 in Dayton.
Why it matters: The proposal re-configures an older Traditions master plan, reduces maximum residential units from a previously allowable 607 to a self-imposed cap of 415, and dedicates about 116 acres of open space (about 43.3% of the site). The first three phases include 358 lots and backbone infrastructure; the project proposes new trail connections to federal lands and a 10-acre donation to the Friends of…
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