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Riverfront Commons Phase II update deferred; resident raises questions at Dayton council meeting
Summary
City Administrator deferred an update on Riverfront Commons Phases II at the March 10 meeting; a nearby resident, Christian Naberhaus, addressed the council with questions and the council later entered executive session to discuss pending litigation.
City Administrator Fossett deferred his report at the Dayton City Council meeting on March 10, including an anticipated update on Riverfront Commons Phases II, and the council heard a resident's questions about the project.
According to the minutes, Fossett explicitly deferred his report and the Riverfront Commons Phases II update (the minutes do not provide a new date for the update). After the administrator deferred the item, resident Christian Naberhaus of 439 Manhattan Blvd addressed the council with questions regarding Riverfront Commons, seeking clarification on the status of the project as recorded in the minutes.
Later in the meeting, the council voted unanimously to enter executive session under KRS 61.810(1)(c) to discuss proposed or pending litigation against or on behalf of the public agency. The minutes record that Member Kelly moved to enter executive session, Member Neary seconded, and all members voted aye. The council later voted to exit executive session at 9:34 p.m.; Member Neary moved to exit and Member Lovins seconded.
The minutes do not disclose the subject matter of the litigation or whether it relates to Riverfront Commons; the executive-session statute cited permits the council to discuss pending or proposed litigation in private. The minutes therefore record that the Riverfront Commons update was deferred and that a resident asked questions, but they do not provide substantive project details or next steps for the deferred update.
The council did not set a follow-up date for the Riverfront Commons update in the recorded minutes; residents seeking detailed project timelines or documentation will need to request further information from city staff.
