City Council Meeting 1-13-2026
Thursday, February 12, 2026
Organics waste grant threshold and implementation
AICP certification requirements
Stantech engineering proposal budget and review process
Review of professional services contracts
Three-story building safety and evacuation concerns
Residential properties used for commercial business
Street lighting at 112th and Fernbrook
Signage enforcement in public rights-of-way
Zoning requirements for commercial/residential adjacency
2026 strategic planning objectives
Well treatment plant testing and production
Ice rink maintenance status
Part-time position recruitment
Purchase of used ladder fire truck
Tower site soil borings at Mcneel Ballfields
Curb appeal grant availability
FLOCK camera system location transparency
Council salary ordinance review
Payment of claims
Adopted fee schedule updates
Votes (3)
Approval of agenda
Moved by Council Member · Seconded by Council Member
Approval of consent agenda
Moved by Council Member · Seconded by Council Member
Approval of payment of claims
Moved by Council Member · Seconded by Council Member
Notable Quotes (3)
If you start allowing three-story buildings to be built in the city... I think you're going to need a ladder truck.
Every Friday night, these guys come out with this big trailer full of these signs and they plaster all the intersections.
We haven't historically been good at reviewing to the market... probably something we should be better at.
People (5)
Advocated for safety requirements regarding three-story buildings and questioned residential properties used as businesses.
Discussed street light visibility, sign enforcement, and commercial/residential zoning conflicts.
Owner of potential ladder truck in Hopkins.
Consulted on ladder truck purchase and funding innovation.
Responsible for infrastructure and long task lists.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (4)
- January 13th - Dayton City Council Meeting
- January 19th - City offices closed for MLK Jr. Day
- February 9th - Well treatment plant production testing
- January 22nd - Soil borings at Mcneel Ballfields