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Wolf Creek residents say land-bank change stalled neighborhood housing project; city staff to convene follow-up meeting
Summary
Wolf Creek Neighborhood Association representatives told the Dayton commission their multi-year housing plan was placed on hold without notice; city staff said they will organize a follow-up meeting with the land bank and neighborhood to explain concerns and pursue a path forward.
Tasha Rountree, speaking on behalf of the Wolf Creek Neighborhood Association, told the Dayton City Commission that a housing project her group worked on for nearly two years was put on hold without notice and that neighborhood leaders were not informed directly before the change.
"We agreed to a plan. And that plan was changed without even notification, not a phone call from the city of Dayton, not even so much as an email," Rountree said. She said she was told by the land bank that the project was put on hold and that…
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