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Votes at a glance: Dayton Town Council (March 17, 2026)

Town Council, Town of Dayton · March 17, 2026
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Summary

A quick reference to motions and roll‑call outcomes recorded at the March 17 Town Council meeting, including ordinances, resolutions and financial dockets; all listed items passed except where noted.

The following is a summary of recorded motions and roll‑call outcomes from the Town of Dayton Council meeting on March 17, 2026.

- Ordinance 2026-7 (Additional appropriations from TIF Fund for police wages, machinery & equipment, other services & charges): Adopted, roll call 3–1 (Marc Buhrmester — Yes; Steve Schuhle — Yes; Mike Harris — Yes; Carla Snodgrass — No).

- Resolution 2026-8 (Updated ADA Transition Plan): Adopted, roll call 4–0.

- Resolution 2026-9 (Updated Title VI Implementation Plan): Adopted, roll call 4–0.

- BF&S recommendations for Dunbar Electric plan: Accepted, roll call 4–0.

- Heartland Estates task order (development plan submittal and drainage review), cost not to exceed $12,500: Approved, roll call 4–0.

- Development Guide & Standards task order, cost not to exceed $23,900: Approved, roll call 4–0.

- Ordinance 2026-10 (UZO Amendment #124 — 40' height limits in multi‑family zones and ADU changes): Added/accepted, roll call 4–0.

- Allowance Docket (February) total $27,504.42: Approved, roll call 4–0.

- Claims Docket (March 17, 2026) total $102,988.80: Approved, roll call 4–0.

- Ordinance 2026-11 (Amend salary and compensation for non‑elected employees): Rules suspended and ordinance passed, roll call 4–0.

- Clerk Treasurer Assistant hourly pay increase ($5.00): Approved, roll call 4–0.

All actions above and their recorded vote tallies are taken from the meeting minutes; the minutes do not include full ordinance/resolution texts or detailed appropriation amounts where not otherwise stated.