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EDA agrees to lower flower‑pot fee, concentrate planters on downtown Robinson
Summary
The Dayton EDA agreed by consensus to reduce the annual public flower‑pot fee from $200 to $100, concentrate planters along the Main/Robinson downtown stretch and provide a small recognition for the volunteer who maintained them last year.
The Dayton Economic Development Authority on Feb. 18 reached consensus to lower the annual fee for public downtown flower pots to $100, put the planters back along the Main/Robinson downtown stretch and provide a small gift recognition to the volunteer who maintained them last season.
The vote to approve the meeting agenda opened the session and the flower‑pot discussion followed under new business. A member of the EDA said, "The fee discouraged people to participate last year," and argued lowering the…
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