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Dayton council approves solid-waste ordinance, playground, paving and other contracts in unanimous votes
Summary
On July 8 the council passed Ordinance 2025-3 updating garbage rules tied to a new Rumpke contract and approved several resolutions including a $200,000 playground contract, $341,303.40 paving contract, $91,674 in ADA ramp work, and an interlocal animal-sheltering agreement; all recorded votes were aye among members present.
Dayton City Council on July 8 approved multiple ordinances and contract authorizations, recording unanimous "aye" votes from members present on each item.
Ordinance 2025-3 (second reading) — garbage and recycling: The ordinance amends Chapter 50 of the City Code to reflect changes from the City’s new solid-waste and recycling contract with Rumpke of Kentucky, Inc. Member Nyman moved approval of the second reading; Member Horton seconded and the minutes record all members present voted aye.
Order Resolution 2025-15R — Gil Lynn Park playground: The council authorized the mayor to enter a contract with Miracle of KY & TN Playgrounds for $200,000 to supply and install playground equipment at Gil Lynn Park. Funding is split $100,000 from City Park Tax and Capital Improvement Funds and $100,000 contributed by Dayton Independent Schools. Member Horton moved the motion; Member Lovins seconded; recorded votes were all aye.
Order Resolution 2025-16R — paving and ADA ramps: Contracts were authorized with Eaton Asphalt for $341,303.40 (street repaving) and Hendy Construction for $91,674.00 (ADA ramp construction), to be paid from Municipal Road Aid Funds and the Capital Spending Fund. Member Neary moved the motion; Member Kelly seconded; minutes record unanimous approval among members present.
Order Resolution 2025-17R — animal sheltering interlocal: The council authorized an interlocal agreement with the Campbell County Fiscal Court to shelter animals at the Campbell County Animal Shelter. Member Kelly moved the approval; Member Nyman seconded; votes recorded were all aye.
The minutes show these items were approved during the meeting and do not record substantive debate or amendments to the contract terms. The record does not provide contract award dates or contractor start dates; staff follow-up will be required for implementation details.
