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Dayton council declines to start eminent‑domain process for disputed roadway
Summary
City staff sought authorization to initiate eminent‑domain steps to secure a roadway/right‑of‑way to access a landlocked parcel, but several council members expressed concern about legal uncertainty and potential financial liability; the resolution failed on a 2–3 vote.
City staff asked the Dayton City Council on Jan. 27 to authorize the start of an eminent‑domain process to secure a roadway and right‑of‑way for a landlocked parcel. Staff said the property originally included a platted roadway and that negotiations with the owner and the owner’s agent had not yielded a purchase agreement, so staff recommended passing Resolution O‑006‑2026 to allow staff to make a final offer and, if necessary, initiate condemnation procedures.
The staff presentation explained the scope of property needed (about 1.13…
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