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Residents urge action over OHV dust behind Kaden Way in Dayton
Summary
At the May 13 Dayton Regional Advisory Board meeting, residents Charles Coroke and Steve Austin said off-highway vehicles using land behind Kaden Way are "stirring up dust and debris" that affects nearby homes; no formal remediation was recorded.
At the Dayton Regional Advisory Board meeting May 13, resident Charles Coroke said off-highway vehicles (OHVs) behind Kaden Way are "stirring up dust and debris for the homes and the residents," and asked the board to note the problem.
Resident Steve Austin, also from Kaden Way, said he "has reached out to the landowner and that the owner is unaware of what to do to mitigate this complaint." Both comments were made during the meeting's public participation period; the advisory board minutes do not record any formal direction or a mitigation plan arising from the remarks.
The concern centers on dust and debris generated by recreational or utility vehicles using private or adjacent lands behind the Kaden Way neighborhood. Coroke characterized the issue as a nuisance affecting air quality and the cleanliness of nearby properties; Austin said he attempted to contact the landowner but that the owner has not implemented measures to stop the activity.
Board business that followed included routine procedural votes to adopt the meeting agenda and approve minutes; neither item included a motion related to the Kaden Way complaint. The meeting record does not show staff being directed to investigate or to seek county enforcement at this meeting.
The advisory board adjourned at 8:02 p.m. without recording any follow-up action on the OHV complaint in the meeting minutes. Residents seeking remedies may pursue follow-up through Lyon County departments (the board did not specify which office would handle such a complaint during this session).
