City Commission - Regular Meeting

Hello, everyone. We will begin the meeting of the Dayton trial. Please stand up during the prayer time and stand up during the oath time for the national flag. Today's prayer will be led by Mr. Show. Yes.

Before the prayer, we will have a time of silence to pray for the release of the Johnson firefighter. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Lord, please bless the citizens of this region. We pray for all those who need your care. The Lord always protects and guides them. Amen. Amen.

I swear to the republic of the United States of America and China, a united nation under God, a nation that cannot be divided, a nation with freedom and justice for all.

All right. Mr. McClendon, please confirm your attendance. Mr. Parnaslows. Yes, Mr. Joseph. Mr. Sio. Yes, Mr. Fairchild. Yes, Mr. Beckham. May I ask for your consent to prohibit the non-reporting of the House of Representatives?

Yes, I agree.

The consent to prohibit the non-reporting of the House of Representatives was submitted and re-appointed. Please say yes if you agree. Please say no if you disagree.

May I ask for your consent to approve the meeting on August 19, 2026? Yes.

Mr. Chairman, I request.

The consent to approve the meeting on August 19, 2026 was submitted and requested. If you agree, please say I. I. If you disagree, please say no. Is there anyone who agrees?

Mr. McClendon, is there an opinion or a petition received this morning? No, Mr. Chairman. Thank you. This morning, we will proceed with the original removal status report, which we think is the most important. I would like to invite Steve Gondol, the director of regional development, to the stage.

Hello, Mr. Mayor, Members, City Manager, Mr. McClendon. I'm Steve Gondol, the head of the Social Development Department of the Regional Planning Area. Today, we will conduct a monthly update of the data restoration plan removal in July 2026. In July, a total of 18 were removed. Of these, 14 used the ARPA fund, 1 used the general fund, and the remaining 3 used the Ohio Development Fund. So far, a total of 139 have been removed, and most of them have used the ARPA fund 84, the general fund 1, the Ohio Development Fund 50, and the CDBG fund 2. 42% of this year's planned demolition has been completed, and about 58% of the current year has been carried out. At the beginning of July, 33 demolitions were completed by the end of June. Once again, regarding our demolition contract, we processed 4 additional blocks for a month in July, and most of them were concentrated on the weekend of July 4th. There were several related incidents, and as of the end of July, there were a total of 37 dummies in the city. To tell you the location of the dummies, it was supposed to be 4, but one of them seems to have fallen. Two of them are located in 147 North Admoa and 151 North Admoa in the West Oud area, and the other two are located in 70 Molden and 43 Mellud in the Residence Park area. The demolition of 18 buildings was carried out in 8 different areas. Burkhardt 1, Historic Inner East 1, Hoffman area 1, Linden Heights 1, Miami Chapel 7, Santa Clau 1, Southern Dayton View 1, Twin Towers 1, and Lightview 1. So today you can check the total number of works. As I said before, most of the work is done in the focus area of the ARPA and expanded to the adjacent area. However, especially in Main Street, Salem Avenue, Baton West, Wolf Creek, West Sud, and Drummond Town areas, the demolition is taking place intensively. The southern part of the Dayton View is still the most demolished area with 36 buildings, and Santa Clara is chasing after it with 19 buildings. In terms of structures, 12 new buildings were added to the structure damage list in July. 7 of them are houses, 4 of them are parking lots, and 1 of them are commercial buildings. 5 of them are urban beautification, and 7 of them are fires. So far, there are a total of 101 houses, 84 apartments, and 17 parking lots. Most of our pipe line work was focused on face removal. We conducted face removal work on 29 real estate. Including simple work such as investigation and removal and inspection, we processed a total of 137 real estate. However, as I said before, real estate that has been ready to be removed is preparing to be poured out again. I will show you a few pictures before and after removal. Galland No. 129 in the Lightview area, St. Nicholas No. 667 in the Linden Heights area, and Randolph No. 658 in the Miami Chapel area. In particular, in July, about 5 to 7 real estate was processed in the Miami Chapel area, of which 4 to 5 were adjacent to Randolph Street. It is not completely adjacent to 658 Randolph, but it has removed several properties that are quite close. Except for the one shown in the picture here, 4 to 5 properties have been removed from Randolph Street. Lastly, it is Lexington 548 in the southern part of Daytonview. How is the current situation? 84 out of 120 ironworks supported by the ARPA fund have been completed. To tell you about the schedule, these ironworks must be completed by October 15 to submit the documents. Therefore, these ironworks are our top priority not only now but also in the future. 52 out of 70 ironworks supported by the HOD Development Department and DOD fund have been completed, will be held in June and July. Now that we've finished these businesses, we'll move on to the ARPA business. And the demolition business supported by the CDBG fund is a little longer. The demolition business of 60 to 80 pieces supported by the CDBG fund is It will be held in the Westwood area and the Burkhart area. Please remember that the contract is divided between the two areas. Yes, when the removal work is completed with the ARPA fund, and when the previous work is finished, it will be converted to a general fund. The general fund has a longer fund-raising period. Therefore, we are primarily using foreign funds with a fund-raising period. That's why we have more free funds. 99% of the ARPA project has already been budgeted, deposited, or set. The ARPA fund has been completed for 53 months and has 5 months left. That's all I have to say, and I'll have time for questions.

Thank you. Mr. Gondol. Mr. Beckham. Do you have any questions or opinions? Thank you. Mr. Fairchild. Yes. There are a few questions.

Thank you for updating. What does the green and brown part on the map mean? Could you explain it again? So the green area is an ARPA or ARPA adjacent area, and the brown area is a CDBG fund support area. Yes, I see. Thank you. And I know that there are real estate numbers added to the noise-inducing list since 2024. How many buildings are there in the noise-inducing list? I think the content I shared at the workshop was about 1,600. I'll send you the list again. Yes, I'll send it to you. And last week, a citizen raised a complaint about the fact that the real estate he bought at the auction was on the noise-inducing list. Is this problem solved? And what measures were taken to solve it? It was the citizen's report, but this is the part I don't know. If so, is there a solution? Yes. James McDaniel's team cooperated with the citizens. Solve the situation and solve the problem. I ordered you to take action. Yes. And are you taking preventive measures to prevent similar things from happening in the future?

We will discuss this with McDaniel and receive an official response. Yes. All right. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

Are you the chairman of the show?

No, it's okay. Thank you for reporting. Thank you.

Thank you for updating. There are a few questions.

How is the demolition of Salem Avenue and the Santa Clara commercial area? The Santa Clara commercial area has been partially removed, but it is known that there is a pollution problem. In particular, how is the dry cleaning point removal situation of Salem Avenue?

The demolition of the old high-cleaners building on Salem Avenue is being carried out in cooperation with the legal team. A lawsuit is currently being filed in court, and the U.S. and Ohio Environmental Protection Agency are working together to solve the problem. So there is progress, but the lawsuit is still in progress, so we are trying to solve it. We are trying to get compensation for the remains of the structure from the U.S. In the case of Santa Clara, We will write a proposal so that it can be reflected in the budget in 2027. We are reviewing how it will be reflected in the business in 2027.

Could you please give instructions to the employee, the person in charge, or the contract company to secure the site safely? If the warning tape and some drum heads have been removed,

I don't think the employees are able to remove it on time.

If you have an employee in charge, I would appreciate it if you could solve the problem. And the old bus parking lot, J, J, Mekki, Buji, Doyeo. There was a concern that the demolition was complete. There are still a lot of bricks and other debris left on site. Once again, this problem has already been raised by employees a long time ago.

If this cost occurs, it may be necessary to adjust the demolition budget for residential buildings or to demolish them first. Therefore, we are reviewing various demolition plans to determine the priority ranking of the budget formation in 2027 in the committee and the office in charge of city administration.

Thank you. Thank you. My concern is that when you first demolished the building, you didn't completely clean it up. There are still building debris left on site, which must be removed. However, this should not affect the future basic demolition contract. Since the steel bars and bricks were left behind when the building was demolished, the construction company must go back and organize that part.

According to our guidelines, we have piled up the remains within a range that can be processed without complete purification at the site. What I understand is that the remains are piled up as you said. Therefore, this stage work is to remove all the remains. What I'm telling you is that this stage work is the proper purification work, Since the site was a cargo transport warehouse, we may have to cooperate with the Environmental Protection Agency . Well, additional purification measures may be necessary, but the cost may be burdensome for us, and if we decide that it is necessary for EPA, we may have to share it with EPA. So there is still a garbage dump there. Because the dumps are part of the second stage work of completely removing the garbage from the original holes.

You have to clean it up and install a safety tape or barrier in a dangerous area. And lastly, in the southern part of Dayton, especially near the Bryn Mawr-Oxford intersection, the demolition work has been carried out several times. Thank you. There are trees that I told the employees of the Bryn Mawr-Oxford intersection that need to be removed because they are subject to illegal demolition and illegal action. So, I'm telling you again, I know it's not your specialty, but if you cooperate with the Ministry of Public Business and organize the wood, wood, and wood that grew in vain, it seems to be helpful in alleviating various concerns such as illegal land and homeless camp issues. Yes.

We will negotiate with the team members about it to the director of the Ministry of Public Business. 벌써 몇 달 적어도 5개월째 이러고 있네요 네 감사합니다 업데이트 해주셔서 정말 감사합니다 당신과 직원분들의 지속적인 노력에 감사드립니다 네 감사합니다

Next, there will be a presentation on the survey schedule for 2026. Mr. Dixie. Yes, Mr. Chairman.

I would like to invite Mr. Romayenko, the budget administrator, to the front. You will make a brief presentation on the Dayton annual survey. The time has come again. We are going to make a notice, send mail, and conduct a survey. As you may remember, we have previously sent 13,000 surveys. This survey is an important data that statistically reveals meaningful results, and it is one of the most important feedbacks used by the city council and the administration in the policy direction setting and policy service. Then, Mr. Loma, would you like to tell us? Thank you. Mr. Mayor and members of the city council, hello. As the Mayor said, I am here to tell you a brief background information about the data on the 2026 survey that will be sent to each family from next week. As you know, the Dayton survey is a survey that is held every year for the Dayton residents. The city has been conducting surveys for years. As the mayor said, it is now time for the residents to arrive at the survey site of Ohpyeonham. We value your opinions very much. Your opinions are of great help to improve our program and analyze the trend. To briefly talk about the survey company, this survey is conducted at the ETC Institute. The ETC Institute is a national survey company with decades of experience in leading information survey and research projects. We have been cooperating with ETC for the past five years this year. As the head of the department said, this survey is a scientific survey using a standard extraction method based on random addresses. The survey is anonymously conducted, and the response is sent directly to ETC through mail or online submission. ETC sends about 13,000 questions a year, and we expect about 1,300 people to respond. Also, for the residents who participated in the survey, we will give you a chance to draw a $500 visa gift card from the company after the survey is over. You may also request the survey to be translated into another language. Um, here are the slides and the survey packet with the phone number of the call translation service. This is additional information. As I said, the survey will be delivered to each family from next week. The Management and Budget Department cooperates with the Promotion and Regional Social Participation Department to provide information about the survey. The Regional Social Participation Department will deliver a message about the survey at the regional assembly and will distribute the survey link to newsletters and regional social leaders. The survey link can be accessed by both residents and non-residents who are not included in the sample group. However, ETC only reflects the results of residents included in the random sample through various internal control systems to the final report and dashboard. This is to maintain the scientific indifference of data. Also, based on the survey response rate, we plan to conduct a social media advertisement for residents with specific areas or population statistics characteristics. The advertisement also includes a survey link so that residents can participate in the survey online. The survey will continue until November of this year until the number of responses we want is secured. The final report and dashboard will be released in the first quarter of 2027. If you have any questions, please refer to my contact information and the data survey link above. Do you have any questions? I have one, but I'll hand it over to my colleague, Mr. Beckham. Thank you for your help.

It is known that the event is held every year, but it is not issued to everyone because it is an unlimited sample extraction method. I look forward to your opinion. Thank you. Thank you, Chairman Fairchild. No questions.

Thank you, Chairman Shiu. Chairman Shiu, Chairman Fairchild, please check the schedule again. The survey results were announced in the first quarter of 2027. Yes, that's right. Mr. Mayor, we usually hold presentations that share survey results in March and reveal the dashboard of the workshop. Please tell me how many people again. I should know well, but please check it again. The survey results play an important role in setting the direction of the budget policy. That's right. Last year's survey results have already been reflected in this budget. Yes, thank you. Thank you. This information will also be released on the city website. Yes, thank you.

Mr. McClendon, do you have any additional comments or opinions to be deleted this morning? No, thank you, Judge. Mr. McClendon, Mr. Dickstein, do you have any additional comments or opinions to be deleted this morning? No, thank you, Judge.

Mr. McClendon, Mr. Dickstein, do you have any citizens who requested a comment on the case this morning? Yes, Judge.

Five people requested a comment. I'll give you a 3-minute time limit for everyone who speaks at the committee. Please tell me your name and address for the record. Then I'll turn on the green light. The green light will turn on and you can speak for 3 minutes. After 2 minutes and 30 seconds, the yellow light will turn on and you can speak for 30 seconds. Red light is on, please stop speaking and sit down. Everyone who attended, please keep in mind that the main meeting is an official work meeting, and during the speaking time, please note the actions that may interfere with the speaker's opinion by clapping, bouncing your fingers, and talking. I will nominate Mr. Alec Johnson as a member. Hello.

Hello, I'm Alec Johnson. I am a proud member of the American Democratic Party and the Dayton Miami-Bellies. I live in Dayton's Haston area, Lyndon Avenue 3206. Mayor, Senator, and citizens of Dayton, I greet you. Last week, I said that economic development should begin with democracy, and that public authority and public policy should create a fire that welcomes the local community. Today, I would like to add one more thing to that claim. It's a substitute for income. During the review of this meeting, Aviation Insurance Managers Inc., an airline insurance management company in Union Town, Ohio. The airline's responsibility insurance, $212,374, which should be reserved, and the Burkii Power Sales Company Inc., which is currently closed after leaving the office in Moraine in the past, I found $86,329 for the purchase of a generator that I need to buy. These two expenses themselves are not a problem, but combined, it is almost $300,000, so the amount will completely leave Dayton, and it will not be of any help to economic revitalization. Jane Jacobs said that a healthy urban area does not simply stop companies from losing money, He taught us to learn how to produce what we need. Think about what kind of product the city imports. First, someone learns how to repair the product, and then someone learns how to make the parts of the product. Soon, local workers will be able to produce their own products, and new technologies, supply companies, and companies around them will grow. Jacobs called this process the import-replace. This is not isolation, but a process of learning how the city can do more by itself. Michael Schumer tells us to follow the flow of money. Think about the public fund 1 dollar from the market. If that money is paid to a non-private supply company, you can buy it only once and leave Dayton. That's how the local economy ends. Now let's assume that there is another story to that money. What if that money is supported by the public front of the letter that was sent to the region? The company pays a salary to the Dayton worker and buys goods from the local supply company. The worker buys food and the supply company hires a local printing company. Eventually, the money will leave, but before that, more jobs, more technology, will create a more prosperous life in the region. One dollar, two futures. The first is economic exposure, and the second is the greenhouse effect of the local economy. This is why the Miami Valley Community Wealth Initiative's import substitution study is included. We believe that Dayton and Miami Valley are a new collaboration of existing companies and new cooperatives. We are asking where the local companies are spending money for repetitive needs that can be provided instead. We started with housing and reconstruction, energy efficiency improvement, building maintenance and maintenance, food, care, printing and digital service, and laundry service. This is not to select a specific field or to separate Dayton from the world. It is to do three practical things. In other words, it is to figure out the missing parts, find potential, and build the missing parts. The key question of past economic development is how to persuade us to invest in other places. Thank you for watching. Therefore, I request that this committee support the Miami Valley Wealth Community Initiative and support independent and transparent research by which the workers and the local community participate, to make the revenue replacement a priority for the public. We must protect what we have created, build the necessary systems, and once again emphasize that public power and public policy must be created by the public. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Johnson.

I would like to invite Rodney Stark to the panel.

Rodney Stark, address 4526 Alfred Drive, Dayton, Ohio 45417. Hello, Mr. Mayor. Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Secretary, and Mr. Jackson. Hello. I'm standing here today. First of all, I want to catch the misunderstanding right away. I said that I was not interested in the committee at the last meeting, but when I watched the video again, it seemed as if the mayor of Baekheom requested me to participate in the committee or I requested the mayor to participate in the committee. But they never asked me to participate in the committee. I want to get the misunderstanding right away, and if that's how it felt, I apologize. I think everything was mixed up for a short time of three minutes. I apologize again. One more thing I want to tell you is that I mentioned $500 and $400, but it's exactly $500 and $4,000. These contracts are a joint contract with Space Creator. I wanted to make sure this was accurate. And the last one. Last. I want to thank all the police officers at Dayton Police Station and Fire Station for responding quickly to the incident at my cousin's house on Sunday. My cousin lost a loved one. We don't really think about the fact that the police intervene when we encounter these cases. Police. I often forget that this funeral hall officer is with us throughout the process until the body is repaired. On behalf of my family and my cousin's family, we sincerely thank you for your quick response to the police and fire department. In particular, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Officer Toh Tao, who was with me until the end. I told Officer Toh Tao that you did a great job. At that time, she was with my cousin and showed the human side of everything. So I wanted to tell you the exact facts about that. Now let's go back to the main point and talk about the agreements in the city. I looked at various types of agreements in the city. Some of these problems are things that we can avoid if we focus on our own work. Many people don't seem to know, but we don't finish until we start the process. All of this is in the office of the city council, which is in charge of Valerie Jackson. I'll talk more about the part when I tell you my other opinions. Thank you for listening. Thank you to the Dayton Police Station. But when you're right, I support you, but when you're wrong, I'm going to say you're wrong, too. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Stockson. I give you and your family a deep comfort. I'd like to invite Dori Kimmel as a group.

Hello, my name is Terrell. I live in Dayton, Post Office 106,050. I wanted to tell you about some legal matters. In particular, I'm curious about Nourish Our Neighbors, a nutrition supply for neighbors, for $56,365.62. Yes. I want to know who pays this money. Is it taxpayers' taxes? Yes, it's taxpayers' taxes. And The $7,042 voucher seems to be used for video recovery services, but I hope it will be used in the K.Y.D. case investigation, which was attacked more than 20 times. It has not yet been revealed who killed him. Therefore, I hope this voucher payment will be used in the murder case investigation. And It seems that a lot of money is going into the aviation sector, but I already received a lot of money, but I'm sorry that it seems like the money is going out again. I'm worried about one of the nine people who came to Indeed. It was a postman, but it had nothing to do with the aviation department. It's not up now. Thank you, Mayor. I would like to invite Mr. Paul Kerrigan to the stage.

Hello, I'm Paul Kerrigan, the 1525th Fuddy Blur Bard. How are you all doing? It's been a few months. I hope you're all healthy and more wise. I'd like to say a few words about C4. I'm curious about the price of the generator. I looked it up on the Internet, and the price was quite high. I'm not going to tell you in detail here, but I'm curious if other parts of the generator are included. Do you have a long-lasting maintenance and maintenance contract over the years? I heard that the unit is sold for less than 20,000 dollars. As far as I know, that's right. I don't know if it's right or wrong. So I think it costs a lot of money. I just asked because I was curious. That's all I have to ask. Thank you, Mr.

Linger. I'll invite Ebony Hastings.

Ebony, Hastings, Wabashi, Ebinyo, 1238. Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. Mayor, Mr. This is the first time I'm talking about Sierra Nevada, but my question is simple. How much is the total public cost of this project? Instead of submitting contracts as one clear total amount, it is partially submitted to the committee, and the committee does not even try to ask the most basic questions. How much is the actual total cost? So I would like to ask two direct questions. First, all contracts related to Sierra Nevada so far, How much is the sum of the money that was approved by the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, the Treasury, I'm doing a deep investigation into Sierra Nevada, and based on everything I've explained, we can't find where the jobs that return to Dayton citizens are actually located among the 93 jobs that have been signed. We continue to discuss the fact that Dayton citizens receive benefits themselves. It is not the center bill or Springboro, the church area, Cincinnati, or the outskirts of Dayton, but the citizens of Dayton who get this opportunity. We have the right to look at all the numbers at a glance. How much public funds have been promised, how much has already been spent, what the company is getting, and what the citizens of Dayton are receiving. Now, the numbers are scattered here and there, and many people are busy maintaining their livelihoods, so there is no room to attend the morning and evening meetings, so it is difficult for ordinary citizens to understand the situation. Don't just say it, show it. Public costs, citizens' support, and clear investment profits for Dayton citizens. Dayton citizens demand transparency in their budget. We want total costs, not less than that. Next, Dick Stin, the mayor, has to make sure that the viewers play their role and clean up the neighborhood alleyways. Mr. Turner-Slow, about the article in the Daily News yesterday, you don't need to answer about the city's trash and cleanliness. Ask the responsible people who have to stop planning our faces and explain them to the citizens. Don't abuse and abuse people because the mayor is asking questions. Thank you for allowing the mayor to make as much of his influence as possible.

Thank you, Mr. Hastings. This concludes my comments on the case. Thank you, Mr. McClendon. Members, do you have any opinions on the recommendations of the mayor this morning? No, Mr. Beckham. Mr. Fairchild, yes.

I know that a question has been raised about the Siwon internship program. Sir, please review the program.

Yes, as you may remember, high school students who came from Sochi a few weeks ago I had an internship experience in the city. These students are from a large public school and a nearby local school. They are high school students. They follow several employees of the capital and observe their work. Most of them are employees of the capital, but there are also interns at the fire station. Therefore, students get a chance to participate to some extent if they see and learn in person. All of this is to build experience and sense of belonging and provide high school students with information on their high school graduation and career. The person in charge directs the process.

Yes, thank you for the update. I think it was about a year ago when I visited recently. I heard that one of the purposes of this internship is to hire personnel from the capital. Since the capital industry is an area where many people do not know about the various opportunities, we are interested in recruiting excellent talent.

Yes, thank you. Actually, I was going to ask that question. Well, it's more of a question than a question.

I think it's a good opportunity to fill the pipeline we have this time. I remember receiving a briefing about the opportunity at a meeting of the Committee on Personal Investment a few weeks ago. I think we will be able to expand this program next year and in the future. As you said, it is important to create such a link. Many people do not know about the various opportunities provided by our capital or other urban areas. Yes, thank you. Thank you, Chairman. I would like to ask one more thing about the 안건시원.

Sochi is the manager of the internship program, and this program is only for high school students. Let me give you an example of the summer internship program that was held in the capital last summer. All right. And this program is a one-year program. Students participate for more than 40 hours. They participate all week in the summer, but they have less time during the semester because of school. Yes, thank you. By any chance, can you tell us more about the number of participants? 21 people. I think it's about 22 people. Specifically, which school you came from, and I'm curious if this program can continue after the students grow up and go to college. Let me ask you again. Currently, we are only looking at the annual standard, but we will ask the SOC to see if we can track the related data. Yes, I understand. Thank you. There are a few additional questions or opinions about the questions you asked. Thank you for attending this morning. Johnson, thank you so much for your opinion. I fully agree, but I understand that there is no one in the Dayton area who has the necessary technology. Therefore, we need to find a company that has the capacity and technology to carry out various duties and projects. Thank you for your opinion. Once again, I express my deep appreciation for the new generation who lost their cousin's spouse. And our public safety officials responded quickly and professionally, and despite the difficult times, thank you for your courtesy. Yes, thank you for acknowledging and encouraging our public safety officers, police, and firefighters. Mel, there were a few questions, but I want to make sure I understand them properly. I asked about the digital forensic video restoration service you mentioned in the second item. This is the overall support for the murder investigation of the entire city. Not just one case, but the entire department, This is a support for the investigation of the complete murder case. Thank you for your question. It's nice to meet you. Thank you for attending. You also asked a question about the C4 item. As explained, it includes not only the generator itself, but also the accessories and installation. In other words, as you said, there is another level of service in the amount of 86,000 dollars. Mr. Hastings, thank you for your opinion. In particular, thank you for raising concerns about the West 2nd Street site. The employees are cooperating closely to identify the current situation. As far as I know, the site is listed on the removal target list. Also, it is an important process to see when the contract will be signed so that the concerns of the relevant department can be eased. The employees in charge are cooperating with the Public Business Department, the City Planning and Regional Social Services Department, and especially the Housing Department. But thank you for pointing it out. That's not my fault. It is the opinion of the employees, and if the residents raise concerns, it will be reported to the city executive, and the executive orders the employees to solve the problem. Yes, thank you so much for pointing it out. There was a part that was mentioned inaccurately as if the mayor had all the responsibility, but thank you very much for pointing that out. You said you had a few questions about SNC, but there are currently several posts in public. We have related information, and we know that the information is also posted on the city website. Mr. Dickson, I don't know the exact term, but the Ministry of Economic Development submits a report on the number of jobs and the amount of income tax collected from the respective jobs every year. This is the report we receive from the Ministry of Economic Development every year. Is that right? Are you talking about a place like the Tax Incentive Review Committee? The committee collects projects that are promoted through C.R.A., T.I.F., and company area applications. Yes, that's right. It is because we track the creation of jobs and investment revenue caused by investment. These materials are submitted to the central government every March. Thank you. Is that information also posted on our website? I think it's on the economic development page. Let's check it out. Yes, I see. Thank you. It's also included in the calendar. I know it's usually released around the end of the year. I'll keep checking so that I can check the information easily. One more thing I want to tell you is, It is not only the number of jobs, but also the lack of technical personnel that are actually needed. So, through partnerships with SNC and Sinclair, we established the SNC and Sinclair Academy to build personnel in the aviation field and are working hard to create various opportunities and jobs. It provides jobs not only in the maintenance field but also in other areas of the aviation field, especially in the MRO, maintenance, repair, and maintenance fields. Current related activities are in full swing. In addition, there are several institutions that provide various opportunities in the aviation field throughout the state and county. If you need more detailed information, please let me know anytime. And as I said, look for the information on the website of the City Economic Development Department. Let's check the information about the Tax Review Committee. All right. Would you agree to approve the city manager's recommendation? I propose the approval of the city manager's recommendation. Please agree.

The approval of the city manager's recommendation has been properly submitted and submitted. Please tell me that I'm the one who's in favor. Please tell me that you're not the one who's against it. Is there anyone who agrees? Yes. Mr. Clendon, I am a judge of the law. As part of a specific energy improvement project in the city of Dayton, Ohio, the second hearing on cooperation with the Special Pension Fund and the Dayton Regional Energy Special Improvement Area for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction and improvement of public facilities for construction Procedure 32204-269 has been approved. This concludes McClendon's speech. Mr. McClendon, is there a citizen who requested a speech this morning? Yes, Mr. Chairman. Six citizens requested a speech. The speech time is limited to three minutes. Please tell me your name and address for the record. Then I'll turn on the green light. You can speak for 3 minutes after the green light turns on. After 2 minutes and 30 seconds, the yellow light turns on and 30 seconds remain. Please sit down after the red light is turned off. Those of you who attended, please keep in mind that the main meeting is an official work meeting, and during the speech time, please hold a conversation that can interfere with the applause, bouncing fingers, or the opinion of the speaker. I would like to invite Mr. Alec Johnson to the panel.

My name is Alec Johnson. I live in 3206 Linden Avenue, Hashiman District, Dayton, and I am a proud member of the Dayton Miami Valley American Socialist Association. Mr. Mayor, members of Congress, and citizens of Dayton, how are you? Chairman Fairchild recently said that the Senate has not been able to function properly. I agree with that and applaud his courage and honesty. In the meeting of the Senate, there is a clear record of concerns that he is unable to consistently implement effective control and control and balance functions. But I want to dig deeper into this claim. The dysfunction of this committee did not happen all of a sudden. This is fundamentally present within the economic system that has fallen into dysfunction. We live under a capitalist system. In this system, workers create the fire of society. The minority with ownership has the power to decide where to spend that money. We enjoy wealth, but people have difficulties with rent, food, medical bills, public funds, and transportation. There are empty buildings next to people who need a house. On the other hand, there are workers who need a good job, and public policies are getting a lot of energy to receive subsidies today and raise capital that can be left tomorrow. Many people are concerned about why the government is falling into dysfunction. This is because the government has been asked to constantly harmonize irreconcilable relationships. On the other hand, the government has been asked to constantly harmonize irreconcilable relationships. On the other hand, it's a contradiction between human needs. It's not that Data Unnie created a contradiction. The five members sitting here can't catch capitalism right away. But you have to choose which side of the city government will strengthen the contradiction. You can continue to treat workers as passengers with private investment engines, or you can treat the economy as a worker. Regional society, labor union, cooperation union, regional land creation, public institutions, and start moving to democratic ownership. Maybe it's a good idea to accept the collection business of the Miami Valley Regional Department of Social Affairs, which I mentioned earlier. The collection of the Regional Department of Social Affairs is important. That's why substitution is important. But there's something we need to do. These are not socialist substitutes. It's just a school for socialism. It shows that ordinary people can plan, consume, and manufacture without handing over a part of their creation to the owner. I'm not asking you to make capitalism a good thing. We all imagine the end of capitalism and start moving towards that goal. We have to replace the economy of the center of profit with the economy of the center of human needs, the dictatorship of property with economic democracy, and the competition around the labor capital with the cooperation between the workers. As the Fairchild Committee said, functional disabilities are real. But the most serious problem is that a society that can create wealth rather creates instability. Because instability is profitable. We can create a better society. The future is not capitalism, but an organized laborer dragon to control their jobs, local societies, and ultimately society. In the future, there is a name called socialism. Thank you. Johnson, thank you.

We will invite Rodney Stark as a group. Rodney Stark, Dayton, Ohio. Elf Red Drive, 4526.

Password 45417. The procedure was already set. Yes, as you know, I expect an answer when I send you an email. But there is no reply. Mr. Beckham, Mr. Mayor, those who have not attended the last few meetings, Mr. Chris Shaw, Mr. Fairchild, and Mr. Secretary General, there is no reply. That's right. I'm officially elected and responsible for the election. Can't you believe me? Please check the election management committee. You're also a fair candidate. That's right. I'm standing here not because of Rodney. I'm standing here with a request to represent the voters who sent me here. In my election campaign, I will be your voice. When you can't come yourself, I'll come and represent you. I promised. The elders send emails and call, but no one answers. He says. The reason I believe that is because you didn't answer my call either. It took me 51 days to get an answer to the request I made. I left a voice message three times, and at the end, I said, If you don't want to answer the phone, just say you won't answer. I'm here to let you know that you have 51 days to call me. Chairman Fairchild, you're right. The committee is a mess, and the cause is with Valletta Jackson. In fact, people call her a ballerina burning with revenge. It's a really bad nickname, a ballerina burning with revenge. This is where all the law begins. She has to go and get a vote. I already know that the two of you are angry because you threw the opposite vote of your job. Yes, that's right. Two people threw the opposite vote. They didn't want you to sit down. The reason is that the announcement was not properly made. By the way, you're doing this wrong. You should look for another job. If you need it, I'll do it. This is the problem with the committee. The members are not one-sided. Who should make them one-sided? It's your job. You have to make the committee one-sided. You have to communicate effectively with the members. I hope you get out of there. Besides, your salary is approved by Dick Stein. I received the document. I will publicly distribute it. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Stark.

Dory calls Trammell as a unit. Yes. Hello, everyone. I'm back. Trammell, Ohio's Dayton.

The mail is 16,150. Yes. I want to come back and tell you something. It's a group called NAACP. As far as I know, I heard that they paid $3,500 for them in the city. I don't know why they paid it. They're not a group that represents everyone, so they don't actually exist. So I'm curious why you paid them $3,500 in the city. Does that mean someone gave them $3,500? Is that the money for the deposit? Or is there another reason? That's what I want to know. Please tell me.

Call Paul Kerrigan. Once again. Hello, Paul Kerrigan. Pershing Blur Bard 1525.

Yes, I am. At the beginning of November or November of last year, I will tell you about the acceleration, traffic congestion, and reckless behavior of our street drivers. You responded to the problem and took various measures. To tell you again, the situation has improved a lot thanks to your efforts. It's not perfect. There are still drivers who accelerate, but not as many as before. The police, the road management department, and the speed limit signs installed on each road have been of great help. Now, let's move on to social issues. I want to tell you that all the news you hear is not always bad. I wanted to give you a compliment. You have helped our neighborhood and our street problem. It's not perfect, but it's definitely better. Now I'm going to talk about something else. I'll read you a statement. Hundreds of homeless people in Dayton are helping to make our neighborhood prosperous. They do not reinvest in the business, they do not reinvest in rental homes, and they do not reinvest in the Dayton area. Rental homes are considered a means of making money, but even though it may seem like there is no problem, in many cases, rental home owners do not reinvest in their real estate. Dayton's rental homes are slowly making our beautiful city all over the place old and unmanaged. The reason why Dayton was once beautiful is because it was selected as the most beautiful city in the United States in 1960. The mayor at the time, James Mackie, and his wife, Bird Johnson, gave him the award. I was 11 years old at the time, and it was written that the city was the cleanest city in the United States. Dayton was once selected as such a city. However, the tenants of rental homes are not able to continue that glory properly. Many tenants lack the necessary experience to manage their real estate. There are many cases where they are not even able to cut the grass properly. Some houses live alternately with 3 to 4 tenants for 3 to 15 years. There is no external management of the house at all. weeds, bumblebees Trees are growing and invading even neighbors. Many rented houses have old windows and refrigeration facilities, but the monthly rent is expensive. My second-hand house has a monthly rent of $1,350. Most of these rental homes don't even do high pressure washing, paint cleaning, and other maintenance work properly. Homeowners are satisfied with their rent, and they don't reinvest in real estate or manage it properly. They only focus on accumulating their personal wealth, and they continue to run rental businesses without investing in their own wealth, and they don't take any action. I don't know what to do. We can't leave this situation anymore. This has been going on for too long. It's destroying the beauty of our city. They're running away with the money. They're not investing in our city again. It's connected to what the other person said earlier. How is the money coming into our city? Is it still there? Or is it going out? It's going out. It's going out. And thank you for washing it. It's a new night aid store. It's much better than the store on Brighton Street. All right. Thank you for hearing.

I would like to invite Mr. Sharonsk Rich. Hello, Mr. Kieringer.

Hello, members of the committee. I am Sharonsk Rich. I live in West Grand 515. Today, with a heavy heart, anger and disappointment, and the deep thought that these city citizens were abandoned, I stood in front of you. I've been calling Dayton my hometown for 54 years. It's been 54 years. I've been watching this city go through good times and bad times. And today, I'm going to tell you what a lot of residents think. It looks like this city is abandoned, and it looks like too many neighborhoods are abandoned by people who should volunteer for the residents. You don't have to go far. Whether you go east or west, if you look around, you'll find a lot of haunted houses. trash, abandoned and unmanageable neighborhoods. In a situation where it is difficult for residents to even get basic necessities, the city's services are lacking or are not properly satisfying the needs of the residents. So I would like to ask one question to this committee. What did we send you for? This committee has repeatedly given the impression that the opinions of the residents are not important. The residents speak out, protest, and demand action, but you seem to be listening to us, but I don't think you're really listening. This is not representative, it's just a demonstration. To be honest, many of us have lost trust in the committee's decision-making process. You've been deceiving us for too long. Everyone, take a moment to ask yourself a question. Why did I come to this seat? What kind of promise did you make to the citizens? After the election, will you keep those promises? This seat is not yours. It's for the citizens. And some of you may have to find something else to do on Wednesday morning and evening. I will support my voice, my voting rights, my organization, and all legal democratic means so that citizens can know exactly what happened in the parliament. It's not just one case that I don't trust the current administration. It's because of the decisions of the year that make us question whether citizens are provided with the transparency and leadership they deserve. This is one of the reasons why the continuous re-identification issue of the city manager should have been dealt with a long time ago. In my opinion, the city manager disappointed the city and needs new leadership. Also, I would like to tell you about Mr. Oshin Gage, who came to speak today. He got a bicycle violation sticker twice in less than two weeks. Do you know how many people ride bicycles in downtown? I think we need to find out how many people are getting these stickers through investigation. In my opinion, he seems to be the target. This doesn't make any sense. I know there's a rule that you can't ride a bicycle in India. It's been a few years. But people still go up and down India in Dayton. I ride a bicycle. I don't hit anyone with a bicycle. It hasn't even been two weeks since I got two bikes. What's going on? We need to investigate this. It doesn't make sense. It means that you're targeting someone. I don't like that kind of situation. It's really ridiculous. Thank you, Mr. Rich. Thank you. I would like to invite Ebony Hastings to the panel. Ebony, excuse me. Ebony Hastings, Wabashi Ebinyo, 1238. Proverbs 31, 8-9. Open your mouth for all those who are destined to perish, for those who cannot speak. Open your mouth and judge those who are sad, poor, and poor. This shows why citizens have to speak when the government thinks it is ignoring the people. Today, I would like to talk about the difference between public life and practical behavior. Recently, I held a press conference and passed the resolution on medical and food accessibility. If you feel so strongly about people not receiving medical services, I'll give you a simple question. Why is it so urgent to set up a public hospital in Dayton? We don't need empty promises or symbolic concerns. We need action. Citizens have made powerful remarks before, I can't build an emergency room with a strong statement. With a strong statement, we can't re-open a gynecology clinic. With a strong statement, we can't resolve the medical gap that many people in the city are experiencing. So I want to ask you for sure. What is the plan to set up a hospital? What is the plan to raise funds? What is the plan to cooperate? Did you officially contact Carisos and Cleveland Clinic? I'm not interested in catering. I'll tell you for sure. I've been to many boardrooms, and they're Dayton. In particular, it was not helpful to residents of West Dayton. The Cleveland Clinic Foundation or other major partners are not able to help promote the project because of the lack of funds. And there is also a problem with the Floch camera. In Oshkosh, Wisconsin, officials received new information and found out that Floch made a false statement. They canceled the contract and removed the camera less than 24 hours. This is an emergency measure, and it is to respect the citizens. But why is the data still clinging to this problem? It's not enough just to provide a envelope. If I had a clear and concise explanation of what the contract actually helps citizens, I would never have agreed to a contract that I could not cancel. That's a crime. Why is the city so bold about the press conference and the resolution? Are you hesitating when you're doing something publicly difficult? We're not confused. I'm sure you know the difference between the press conference and the plan. I know the difference between concern and courage. So don't just talk about it, show it in action. Show me the hospital plan. Show me the financial plan. Please show us specific measures. Remove the flood control camera. Please tell us about the situation of Reginald Thomas and Brian Moody. Restore the conflict relief education of the Dayton police. They are making the citizens of Dayton tremble with fear. Who should we give our opinion to? Is our opinion considered true? Dick Stein, why don't you do regional business? You are very smart and really good. Do regional business. During the rest of your term, think of us enough to regain our trust. Thank you with respect. Mr. Hastings. That's all I have to say.

Mr. Dickstein, do you have anything to say last? No, sir. I'm sorry this morning. Thank you. Mr. McClendon, do you have anything to say last? No, sir. Thank you. Do you have anything to say last? Yes, sir. I'll just say a few things. Thank you for your concern earlier. And I express my deepest condolences to Scott Johnson, who recently fired.

I would like to convey the words of consolation to my family and the entire fire department. Thank you, Mr. Johnson, for your dedication to our city for 22 years. Mr. Stark, I express my deep gratitude to your family. Mr. Mayor, thank you for mentioning the SNC Academy in Sinclair. I agree. We all hope that the citizens of Dayton will get this job. I am also the same. The key is to resolve the technical gap as you said. Sinclair has come to prepare people who are interested in this field without hesitation. The key is to connect the K-12 education system and create a path for students to go to professional academies such as Sinclair. By doing so, students will have the skills and qualifications to get a job with a salary of $60,000 to $70,000 without college tuition. I really wanted to tell you this. Finally, as you know, this is an open meeting, so our residents have the right to raise concerns, criticism, and complaints. However, we would appreciate it if you could tell us directly. We were elected through the election, and our goal is to hear your opinions. So please tell us directly. This is all I can ask for. Thank you. Thank you for all your opinions today. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. That's all I have to say. Mr. Beckham, Mr. Fairchild, thank you.

Yes, thank you for your words.

To Scott Johnson and his relative, Stark's family, I give you deep affection and comfort. May God give comfort and strength to the Johnson family and the Stark family. I will pray. What I'm going to tell you today is to recruit those who will participate in the boot camp exercise that will be held until the end of September. The boot camp exercise will be held from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Reverse Cape, and all people of physical strength can participate. It is a good opportunity for residents to stay active, make healthy habits, and communicate with local community members. What I saw in person and learned about their leadership was that One of their biggest strengths is to take on the responsibility of the community. If you want to improve your health and physical strength, it is very important that there are people who will help you to work together, encourage and take responsibility. So I hope you will participate in the activities of our department. Thank you for your opinion. I also sympathize with everyone who has lost a precious person at this time. And I think it's appropriate for you to convey your opinion to us. We are a selected institution, so it is appropriate for you to give us your opinion. From today afternoon to 4 p.m., a conference will be held at Central State University to support small businesses and promote business success. We will provide valuable resources, information and opportunities to strengthen and grow businesses for entrepreneurs. Please participate a lot. Central State West. I think it's on 804 German Town Street. Thank you very much. That's all. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

I'll tell you a few things this morning. Thank you to all the viewers and staff. Thank you for joining us this morning. Thank you to all the residents. Johnson, thank you for your words. Mr. Stark, thank you for your call and email. I'm trying to reply as soon as possible. It's transparent and honest. I've already replied to several emails, and I'll reply to all emails and calls in the future. As Mr. Beckham said, this is the reason why we were elected. All of you are all residents to us. Even those who don't vote for us. You've left us to work for a better life. We were elected by all voters. So I'm here to serve you. I'm here to solve these problems and concerns. And regarding this, I would like to talk about the situation in our neighborhood pointed out by Mr. Rich. To be honest, it really hurts my heart. My heart hurts every day. Looking at the desolated neighborhood, looking at the fire-burned trash dump, I'm looking at all the problems you mentioned this morning. I'm doing my best to solve these problems, and we're all here today. Likewise, we are working hard to solve these problems. I don't know if it was last week, but we have re-established a campaign to ban trash dumping. Maybe some of you remember. This campaign started with the help of my predecessor, Mr. Ryan McLean, and several county members. So through this partnership with Westwood, we want to change people's perception once again. This is not the only responsibility of the local government. It is a problem that everyone should take responsibility for. Many people threw garbage in the car and threw garbage bags in the middle of the road. The restaurants in the south of the village There are cases where waste is thrown away in a place that is far away from the west or the north. Therefore, we are responsible for all of us. So we are re-establishing a campaign to ban non-discrimination of waste and ask all of us to participate in this issue. Let's start by picking up the trash. I started a conversation about this problem at school. I was really happy to be a part of the Westwood Marshall University. Many young people participated in the community support group that cooperated with the Miami Valley Regional Council. We are working hard, but we need your help. We all need your help. Again, there is a limit to what we can do. I can tell you several cases and addresses where illegal 투기 occurs. Even if you clean up for a week, only two days later, will return to its original state. Therefore, the subject matter is clear. We will actively try to solve these problems. Also, we need to make sure that citizens are properly understanding the current procedures. Your standards must be properly followed. There are a lot of cars that can't be operated in the city. But if we put a sticker on such a vehicle, Why did you put a sticker on my car? And if you tell us to clean the neighborhood, If you tell us to clean the neighborhood or clean the vehicle, We only increase the complaints. So please, let's solve this problem together. If there's a problem, please let me know. I'm still making a list. There's a notepad and a pencil in the car. If you don't have a cell phone, write it down in a notepad. I'll tell you again, but this is my promise. It's one of the reasons I'm here and one of the reasons I decided to leave. And there's an ad board all over the city about the campaign. It's great to see. I would like to thank Mr. Wooding for his hard work. You are doing really well. Not only the passionate person, but also the many residents who participated in the campaign. Thank you. You came here again last week, and it was a really good opportunity. And I would like to say thank you to Mr. Carrington. I'm sorry I have to empty the seat for a while, but I heard you well. Thank you so much for attending. Thank you for telling me. Mr. Hastings, thank you for your opinion on the hospital. We are reviewing how to proceed with the next step. We are also considering whether a public hearing will be held. As I said before, I do not support the establishment of a public hearing. Because it is not a procedure stated in the law. The law stipulates that the mayor gets the majority of the committee's support and appoints the committee members. In other words, it is to approve the appointment of the board of directors. Currently, we are in the process of this step. Some local residents are asking for a public hearing, but the court has no regulations on the public hearing. This is the direction we need to move forward with regard to the hospital issue. And I will definitely tell you to solve the misunderstanding. We do not have the capacity to build a hospital. Currently, we have a financial deficit of $15 million. The hospital is $10 million to $20 million to pay off the taxes passed through the approval of many voters, not the renewal of the income tax, not the renewal of the income tax. It is much less than the amount needed for the building. What I suggest and support is to prepare a small-scale emergency room or cooperation facility. As Mr. Cho pointed out, is there a chance to collaborate with Datan Children's Hospital to establish a delivery center? Or is there no chance to cooperate with other hospitals in this area? Again, we have to talk about numbers. We have to talk about the economy. We have to talk about capitalism. And as you said, the social safety net budget is real. So you talked about SNAP, Medicaid, Medicare budget. Who will pay the cost? How can we maintain the hospital? It is true that hospitals are desperately needed, but through this opportunity, can't we get out of the fixed concept and think about it? Can't we look for smaller ways to solve the needs and concerns of our local society? What you said was very appropriate and overwhelmingly supported. The words were a bit vague, but you understood, right? Regarding what is needed, we are constantly thinking about how we can meet these needs in various difficulties facing the law, the current financial system, and nationally. In addition, inflation is a reality. We need to consider everything related to construction, operation, and hospital management. I will tell you more about this later. I think we can now present the final announcement. The final announcement has already been submitted. Now it's time to move on to the next step. After that, we will be able to deliver the information to the administration. Thank you very much for your precious opinions and passion. We are constantly trying to solve your concerns every day. Thank you very much to all the employees and residents. There is no more discussion, so the meeting will end here.