Sioux Falls, SD Planning Board
Sundays tracks every public Planning Board meeting in Sioux Falls, SD and summarizes what was decided — master-plan re-examinations, redevelopment areas, rezonings and land-use ordinances. Land-use items are kept off the weekly Sundays email (they're a specialist read), but every one is archived here and verified against the official meeting record. 5 items on file; most recent October 9, 2026.
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General public input (end of meeting): data center moratorium, ALPR/Flock cameras, City process concerns, and public safety perspectives
During general public input, residents urged a temporary moratorium on large data centers and creation of oversight/task force processes, debated ALPR/Flock cameras (opposition citing surveillance concerns and support citing crime prevention), and raised concerns about City compliance with rules and project processes. No council action was taken during this comment period.
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Rezoning 904 West Bailey Street from RA2 to C3
The council considered an ordinance to rezone 904 West Bailey Street (about 0.05 acres) from RA2 to C3 to zone the entire property commercial. Planning Commission recommended approval. The ordinance passed unanimously.
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Rezoning south of West 41st Street and west of South Ellis Road
The council considered an ordinance to rezone 87 acres south of West 41st Street and west of South Ellis Road from C3 to RA3 for future multifamily residential development. Planning Commission recommended approval. One council member recused; the ordinance passed.
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Second reading: rezoning north of East 57th Street and west of South Six Mile Road
The council held the second reading of an ordinance to rezone 4.66 acres north of East 57th Street and west of South Six Mile Road from RD2/RA1/RA3/C3/CN to RA1/RA3. Planning Commission recommended approval. The ordinance passed unanimously.
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Public input on non-agenda items (closing public comment period)
The chair opened a public comment period for non-agenda items. No one came forward to speak, and the chair closed the public input period.