Historic Commission Won't Back Dissolving Districts
Group deadlocks on supporting homeowner vote results
DAYTON – The Dayton Historic Preservation Commission last week met for the first time since property owners in the city’s two residential historic districts voted overwhelmingly to disband those districts.
Despite those results, two of the four members present at the June 29 meeting voted against a measure that would have supported the vote results and recommended dissolution of the Southside and Washington Street Historic Districts to the Dayton City Council. With a 2-2 vote, the commission will not forward a recommendation to the council.
Commission members Ginny Butler and Carole Lane voted...
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