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Dayton council authorizes $1,250 conditional fine for 304 Dayton Road, sets 30‑day deadlines for unsafe structures
Summary
The council approved a motion to fine the owner of 304 Dayton Road $1,250 if stipulated repairs are not met by the deadline and agreed to send demand letters with a 30‑day payment deadline for other unsafe structures; minutes record votes and next steps but not the detailed condition list.
The Dayton Town Council agreed Aug. 20 to levy a conditional fine of $1,250 against the owner of 304 Dayton Road if the owner fails to meet stipulated remediation requirements by a deadline set by the board.
Marc Buhrmester moved that the owner of 304 Dayton Road be fined $1,250 if stipulations are not met by the deadline; Leah Copas seconded. Roll call recorded Carla Snodgrass — no; Marc Buhrmester — yes; Rocky Richards — abstain; Leah Copas — yes; Steve Schuhle — yes; the motion carried.
Separately, the council discussed unsafe structures on Hine Drive and Dayton Road, noted an outstanding fine for the Hine Drive property, and agreed to send demand letters and set a 30‑day deadline for payment before filing liens. The minutes do not list the detailed stipulations, remediation timeline beyond the 30‑day deadline, or the property owners' responses.
The record shows the council approving procedural steps to pursue code enforcement (letters, deadlines and conditional fines); specific enforcement actions and subsequent filings (liens or court actions) would be documented in follow‑up records or the clerk's file.
