Planning commission 3‑2 recommends council approve interim use permit for Brockton Lane asphalt/concrete business with conditions

Dayton — The Dayton City Planning Commission voted 3‑2 on Jan. 9 to recommend the City Council approve an interim use permit (IUP) for a home extended business at 15430 Brockton Lane North, permitting outdoor storage of materials and limited overnight parking for dump trucks used by John & Jerry Asphalt and Concrete Services.

The permit was recommended with multiple conditions the commission added during deliberations: a 6‑foot opaque fence along the north property line; a site plan showing designated truck parking and outdoor storage (to be provided before the item goes to council); outdoor storage moved to the south side of the accessory building; limits on on‑site dump trucks (the draft condition capped large dump trucks at two plus one one‑ton truck, with additional vehicles requiring an IUP amendment); a cap on vehicle/trip activity (the commission set 12 trips per day); restrictions on outdoor maintenance, loading and material handling to 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Monday–Saturday; a three‑year IUP term; a requirement that the city provide 24‑hour notice for property inspections; and a revocation provision if the use remains noncompliant after a 60‑day…