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Commission accepts manager recommendations; withdraws objection to liquor-permit renewal and advances water ordinance
Summary
The commission voted unanimously to accept the city manager’s recommendations, declared Resolution No. 6904-25 (withdraw objection to liquor permit renewal) an emergency and approved it, and declared emergency passage for Ordinance No. 32165-25 amending water-related general ordinances.
The Dayton City Commission moved, seconded and voted to accept the city manager’s recommendations for the agenda items presented. The motion passed by voice vote.
During legislation, the commission read and acted on several items. Clerk read first reading of Resolution No. 6904-25, described as withdrawing the objection to the renewal of liquor permit No. 65164770005 (Ohio Chiefs Bar and Lounge, LLC, 1124 Leo Street). A motion to declare an emergency and move for immediate passage was made and seconded; the commission voted 'Aye' on the emergency declaration and on the resolution during the second-reading roll call.
The commission also advanced emergency Ordinance No. 32165-25, amending multiple sections of the revised code of general ordinances relating to the Department of Water. A motion to declare it an emergency and for immediate passage was moved and seconded and carried on voice vote.
Clerk read additional first readings and notices, including ordinances consenting to bridge repairs on McCall Avenue and on U.S. Route 35, a resolution to appropriate property interests for the Keowee Street Safety Improvement Project, and a grant-application authorization for the Ohio Airport Grant Program (up to $420,375.50). Several items were set for second reading or recorded as read; votes recorded in the transcript are noted where specific roll-call responses were audible.
