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1. How do I find information about affordable housing?: Contact Dakota County Community Development Agency at: 651-675-4400 or http://www.dakotacda.org

2. How do I find information about easements?: Contact the Burnsville City Engineering Department at: 952-895-4463 or Walter.Ehresmann@Burnsvillemn.gov

3. Where can I find information about signs?: For temporary signs contact William Henk at 952-895-4447 or by emailing william.henk@burnsvillemn.gov. For permanent signs contact Sarah Madden at 952-895-4424 or by emailing sarah.madden@burnsvillemn.gov.

4. How do I find information about Little Libraries?: Contact the Burnsville City Engineering Department at: 952-895-4463 or Walter.Ehresmann@Burnsvillemn.gov

5. How do I find information about who owns a property in Burnsville?: Contact Dakota County Assessing Services at:
651-438-4200
800-247-1056
651-438-4469 (Fax)
assessing.services@co.dakota.mn.us

6. How do I find out about my taxes?: Contact Dakota County Taxation & Records at 651-438-4576 or https://www.co.dakota.mn.us/HomeProperty/Paying/Pa

7. How do I find out what my property is zoned?: You can find information about your property using this
interactive zoning map.

8. How do I get a zoning compliance letter for a specific property?: Send or email a letter to City Hall stating information needed, the property information and a check for payment of the letter, or submit a request online. Online Zoning Letter Request

9. How do I find information about the Comprehensive Plan?: Contact Sarah Madden, City Planner at 952-895-4424 | sarah.madden@burnsvillemn.gov or Deb Garross, City Planner at 952-895-4446 | deb.garross@burnsvillemn.gov

10. What is the purpose of the Planning Commission?: The Planning Commission is responsible for researching, reviewing and making recommendations on issues related to land use and development in the City. For more information...

11. When does the Planning Commission meet?: Planning Commission meetings are held on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Burnsville City Council Chambers.

12. How do I file a housing discrimination complaint?: Housing discrimination complaints are handled through the Minnesota Department of Human Rights and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The City of Burnsville does not take or investigate housing discrimination complaints. Learn More About Housing Discrimination