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Dayton commission meets Jan. 15; approves routine items, hears public on shelters, traffic and demolition work
Summary
At its Jan. 15 meeting the Dayton City Commission approved routine procedural items, heard several public commenters on homelessness and traffic, and held a first reading of an alley-vacation ordinance. The commission also discussed cold-weather sheltering, demolition work and traffic-calming measures.
The Dayton City Commission met Jan. 15 and approved several routine motions, heard public comments on winter sheltering and local traffic changes, and conducted a first reading of an ordinance to vacate an alley adjacent to the Dayton Kettering connector.
Why it matters: The commission’s business included both immediate public-safety and quality-of-life matters — cold-weather sheltering and street safety — and ongoing property work such as demolition and asbestos surveys tied to the city’s housing-removal pipeline.
The commission voted to excuse Commissioner Joseph from the evening’s meeting and approved the minutes of the Jan. 8 meeting. Commissioners also approved senior management recommendations on calendar items, which included a consultant services agreement…
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