Chris Shaw

Automated Surveillance Cameras and Privacy Concerns

Grant-funded expansion with no additional local tax dollars required.

Police Accountability and Use-of-Force Policies

Unknown

Rental Housing Conditions and Code Enforcement

Improves municipal fine collection rates and revenue recovery.

West Dayton Public Hospital Levy and Implementation

The one-mill levy would cost roughly $35 a year per $100,000 of home value and raise about $2 million annually in seed money.

Dayton Recovery Plan Demolition Progress

ARPA and state demolition funds expire at the end of 2026, so future blight work depends on CDBG and general fund dollars.

New Construction in Wright-Dunbar Historic District

Private investment in residential construction within the Wright-Dunbar district.

Vehicle Purchases and Fleet Oversight

About $732,767 in purchases plus the $12,500 settlement, funded by taxpayers.

New Community Authority and Hotel Development

Project relies on the NCA to bridge a financing gap for the new convention hotel, projected to bring about $25 million in regional economic impact.

West Dayton Public Hospital Implementation

Null

City Manager Spending Authority and Transparency

A $12,500 settlement and an $80,000 recruitment contract are at issue.

Neighborhood Blight, Trash, and Code Enforcement

Property deterioration and absentee landlord practices affect neighborhood property values.

Pershing Boulevard Traffic Safety

Residents face repeated citation costs from unclear enforcement.

Temporary 2027 city budget

Residents face 8.5% water and 9% sewer rate increases in 2027.

Exterior Alteration and Painting at Dayton View Historic Home

Property enhancement costs incurred by individual owners.

Behr groundwater plume cleanup delay

Cleanup costs rest with responsible parties; delays extend community exposure risks.

Bicycle Lane Safety and Maintenance

Federal funding cuts have paused some bike lane expansion, the Mayor said.

Downtown Safety and Neighborhood Investment Equity

Utilizes city economic development funds to support downtown business retention and job growth.

Revive 35 Transportation Planning Project

The $2 million planning grant is federally funded; construction funding sources are still being identified.

West Side Neighborhood Conditions and Investment

Targeted reinvestment in local housing stock and commercial amenities.

PFAS Water Treatment Project

The trust summary report will show how protection fund dollars are being used; the water trailer project could tap fund money.

Approval of Minutes (October 21, 2026)

City Manager's Recommendations (all calendar contracts, grants and legislation items)

Emergency Ordinance No. 32220-26 — Single Waste Collection and Disposal Fee

Resolution No. 6964-26 — West Third Street Safety Improvement Project property appropriations

Approval of Minutes

Approval of October 14, 2026 Meeting Minutes

Approval of City Manager's Recommendations

Emergency Declaration — Ordinance No. 32220-26 (Single Waste Collection Fee)

Adoption of Ordinance No. 32219-26 — Smithville Road Reconstruction Parcel Appropriation

Appointment of Alyssa Jacobs to the Welcome Dayton Committee

Approval of Minutes

Approval of Minutes (October 7, 2026)

City Manager's Recommendations (consent calendar)

Emergency Resolution No. 6962-26 — One-Mill Public Hospital Tax Levy

Emergency Resolution No. 6963-26 — FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant

Ordinance No. 32218-26 — Civil Citations (Second Reading)

Duncan Oil Company (unleaded gasoline, diesel fuel and related items as needed through 12/31/26)

Mansfield Service Partners LLC dba Mansfield Service Partners South LLC (unleaded gasoline and diesel fuel as needed through 12/31/26)

Palmer Trucks, Inc. dba Kenworth of Dayton (Kenworth vehicle parts and repair services)

Brumbaugh Construction, Inc. – Award of Contract – 3975 Dayton Park Drive (Dayton Juice Building Improvements Phase 1) (2% MBE Participation Goal/2.87% MBE Participation Achieved) – Department of Water/Water Engineering.

Emergency Ordinance No. 32220-26 — Single Waste Collection and Disposal Fee

Resolution No. 6964-26 — West Third Street Safety Improvement Project property appropriations

Adoption of Ordinance No. 32219-26 — Smithville Road Reconstruction Parcel Appropriation

Emergency Resolution No. 6962-26 — One-Mill Public Hospital Tax Levy

Emergency Resolution No. 6963-26 — FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant

Ordinance No. 32218-26 — Civil Citations (Second Reading)

Emergency Resolution No. 6958-26 — Ohio Traffic Safety Grant ($70,955.14)

Emergency Resolution No. 6959-26 — Ohio Traffic Safety Grant ($249,977.57)

Emergency Resolution No. 6960-26 — Liquor Permit Objection, 3000 Wayne Avenue

Emergency Resolution No. 6961-26 — Liquor Permit Objection, 1228 Wilmington Avenue

Resolution No. 6956-26 — MVRPC Transportation Grants

Informal Resolution No. 1019-26 — Peace Ambassadors Program

Emergency Ordinance No. 32210-26: Equipment Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32211-26: Public Facilities Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32212-26: Transportation System Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32213-26: Outdoor Public Facilities Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32214-26: Refunding Bonds (Series 2015)

Emergency Ordinance No. 32215-26: Refunding and Improvement Bonds (Series 2016)

Emergency Ordinance No. 32216-26: Refunding and Improvement Bonds (Series 2018)

Emergency Ordinance No. 32217-26: Sewer System Revenue Bonds

Resolution No. 6955-26: Water Pollution Control Loan Fund Agreement

Emergency Ordinance No. 32210-26: Vehicle and Equipment Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32211-26: Public Facilities Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32212-26: Transportation System Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32213-26: Outdoor Public Facilities Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32214-26: Airport Refunding Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32215-26: General Refunding Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32216-26: Series 2018 Refunding Bonds

Emergency Ordinance No. 32217-26: Sewer System Revenue Bonds

Ordinance No. 32207-26: Tax Levies and Advance Payments

Ordinance No. 32208-26: Novelty Gun Lighter Prohibition Act

Resolution No. 6954-26: Smithville Road Property Acquisition

Informal Resolution No. 1018-26: National Infrastructure Bank

Resolution No. 6949-26: New Community Authority Creation

Resolution No. 6950-26: NCA Parcel Addition

Resolution No. 6951-26: Neighborhood Development Funding

Ordinance No. 32204-26: Special Assessments for Energy Improvement District

A motion was made by Mr. Bement and seconded by Mr. Shaw and carried to determine that there is a preponderance of reliable, probative and substantial evidence to make the specified findings required

A motion was made by Mr. Shaw and seconded by Ms. Patterson and carried to determine that there is convincing evidence required under R.C.G.O. §150.120.10 (D)(2) and approve the application for a Use

Excuse Absence of Commissioner Joseph

Emergency Ordinance No. 32199-26: Airport Easements

determine that there is not clear and convincing evidence required under R.C.G.O. §150.120.10 (D)(2) and deny the application for a use variance.

determine that there is clear and convincing evidence required under R.C.G.O. §150.120.10 (D)(2) and approve the application for a Use Variance with the following conditions: 1. Saw-cut the parking lo

Emergency Resolution No. 6946-26: Sierra Nevada Corporation Project Agreement

Ordinance No. 32198-26: Airport Real Property Purchase Agreement

Resolution No. 6944-26: Citywide New Community Authority Petition Sufficiency

Resolution No. 6945-26: New Community Authority District Addition Consents

Approval of City Manager's Report Item No. 4 (Oregon Landing Zone LLC)

Emergency Resolution No. 6942-26: Citywide New Community Authority Petition

Emergency Resolution No. 6943-26: Adding Parcels to New Community Authority District