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Commission excuses mayor, approves minutes and approves city manager recommendations; alley vacation set for first reading
Summary
The Dayton City Commission took several routine votes: excused Mayor Mims, approved minutes from the April 9 meeting and approved the city manager's recommendations. The commission also held a first reading of Resolution 6850 to vacate an alley east of North Cherry St.
The Dayton City Commission took four procedural actions during the meeting.
1) Motion to excuse Mayor Mims from the evening's meeting — motion moved and seconded; the commission voted in favor and the mayor was excused. No roll-call tally or individual votes were recorded in the public transcript.
2) Motion to approve the minutes of the April 9, 2025 meeting — motion moved and seconded; the commission voted in favor. No roll-call tally or individual votes were recorded in the public transcript.
3) Motion to approve the city manager's recommendations (calendar items) — motion moved and seconded; the commission voted in favor. No roll-call tally or individual votes were recorded in the public transcript. The city clerk announced no citizens registered to speak on calendar items prior to the vote.
4) Resolution, first reading, No. 6850 — City staff read: "Resolution, first reading, number 6850 ... declaring the intention of the commission to vacate the alley East Of North Cherry St. From East Third St. To the alley North Of East Third St." The item was read for first reading; no final action or recorded vote on adoption occurred at the meeting.
Why it matters: The votes approved routine procedural business and authorized staff recommendations; the alley vacation item was introduced and placed on the record as a first reading.
