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Dayton council reads two park and housing ordinances for first reading; no action taken
Summary
On April 14 the Dayton City Council read two ordinances for first reading: Ordinance 2026-3 would amend residential reasonable-accommodation rules; Ordinance 2026-4 would restrict motorized vehicles in Jamestown Park and Riverfront Commons. Both were read with no vote or action taken.
The Dayton City Council conducted first readings of two ordinances at its April 14 meeting, but took no votes on either measure.
Ordinance 2026-3 was read for its first reading. The ordinance is described in the minutes as proposing amendments to Sections §158.01 through §158.12 of Chapter 158 of the City of Dayton Code of Ordinances to address reasonable accommodations in residential neighborhoods. The minutes record the reading only; no motion, debate, or scheduling for a second reading is recorded.
Ordinance 2026-4 also was read for its first reading. According to the minutes, it would amend Chapter 95 of the City code to prohibit the use of motorized vehicles in Jamestown Park and Riverfront Commons except for authorized low-speed electric bicycles, scooters, and skateboards. As with the other ordinance, the minutes show the text was read and no action was taken on first reading.
No votes or amendments to either ordinance were recorded in the minutes. The council’s minutes do not specify next steps or a calendar date for further consideration of these ordinances.
