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Nov 10, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Dayton City Plan Board Meeting Agenda
The City Plan Board agenda includes several case reviews involving land use and development. The board is scheduled to consider a request to vacate a right-of-way alley along S. Main Street. Additional agenda items include a request for final plan approval and a planned development amendment at 1301 N. Keowee Street for warehouse use, a zoning map amendment to rezone 1.98 acres at 4527 Germantown Pike to suburban general commercial, an application for final plan approval and planned development amendment for a new single-family housing development at 4191 Needmore Road, and a work session regarding potential future development at 200 S. Wright Avenue.
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The board meeting agenda focused on the review and presentation of civil rights cases, specifically involving several conciliation agreements, including Steed v. American Family Insurance, MVFHC v. Pathfinder Realty, Inc., and MVFHC v. Shai Properties LLC. The agenda also included time for the Executive Director's updates, general board discussion, and public citizen comments.
Oct 29, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City Of Dayton Landmark Commission Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on four cases for Major Certificates of Appropriateness. This includes constructing a new single-family residence with a detached garage in the Wright-Dunbar historic district, painting unpainted brick in the Dayton View historic district, installing replacement vinyl siding in the Wright-Dunbar historic district, and painting new business signage and a mural in the Oregon historic district.
Oct 28, 2026·Board meeting
Dayton City Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation on the monthly demolition update, covering progress on demolition targets using ARPA and CDBG funding. The commission discussed the management of structural nuisances, including fire-related property issues and the demolition of blighted structures in various neighborhoods. Further discussions focused on neighborhood stabilization strategies, the partnership with the Montgomery County Land Bank for property reuse, and challenges related to maintaining and managing vacant lots, including accountability for property owners and the potential for improved vacant land management programs.
