Dayton Council Addresses Code Enforcement Issues
The city has put new emphasis on code compliance in the past two years
Dayton—The Dayton City Council approved several resolutions and ordinances when they met in their regular session on Nov. 14.
There was much discussion about the city’s code compliance program.
Speaking to the council about the nuisance codes were Dayton residents Art Hall, Dave Bailey, Ann Strode and Mike Smith.
Hall told the council that he thinks the nuisance code is an important thing to have, but objected to the complaint-driven process, and he quoted a number of legal references to back his position.
“Dayton’s code is based on CCRs (covenants, conditions and restrictions), and I think th...
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