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Proposed rezoning irks residents  Above, members of the Dayton City Council review a petition to halt rezoning at a council meeting on Monday. Pictured from left to right are city council member Gary Louallen, mayor Bob Vincent and vice mayor Bobby Doss.
Author: John Sprague The Dayton City Council received a petition with 88 signatures
of citizens wishing the board would not change the zoning for property in the Mountain View section
of Dayton.
The council held a public hearing about a proposed change from residential one [R-1] to residential two [R-2] for an area bordered by Old Graysville Road, Lilac Avenue, Sequoia Street and Magnolia Avenue along with two corner lots on Pine Street and Magnolia. For further details, see the Wednesday edition of The Herald-News.
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