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At a glance: Dayton Commission passes resurfacing, zoning and water-loan measures; multiple resolutions adopted 5-0
Summary
On June 10 the Commission unanimously passed two ordinances (SR 444 resurfacing consent; zoning map amendment for 28.77 acres at Brandt Pike and Schwinn Drive) and adopted two resolutions for federal/state funding applications and water loan agreements; several grant resolutions were introduced on first reading.
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The Dayton City Commission on June 10 recorded several unanimous votes and introduced grant resolutions.
Ordinances passed (roll call 5-0): - Ordinance No. 32192-26: Consent to roadway resurfacing of State Route 444 (SLM 0.3 to 3.375) with cooperative agreements to implement the work (passed 5-0). - Ordinance No. 32193-26: Amending the Official Zoning Map to establish Planned Development-196 and change zoning to Suburban Single-Family (SR-2) for 28.77 acres at the northwest corner of Brandt Pike and Schwinn Drive (passed 5-0).
Resolutions adopted (roll call 5-0): - Resolution No. 6934-26: Authorizing submission of a Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) application to the U.S. Department of Transportation (adopted 5-0). - Resolution No. 6935-26: Authorizing the City Manager to apply for and execute Water Supply Revolving Loan Account funding agreements for multiple water and infrastructure projects (adopted 5-0).
Introduced on first reading (no vote recorded for adoption): - No. 6937-26: Accepting a grant award from the Ohio Department of Public Safety, Office of Criminal Justice Services ($159,999.45) (first reading introduced). - No. 6938-26: Accepting a grant award from the Ohio Department of Public Safety, Office of Criminal Justice Services ($16,286.85) (first reading introduced).
These items were recorded in the meeting minutes as passed or introduced; staff follow-up will occur where necessary to implement funding agreements and zoning changes.
