Written with the help of AI from the Dayton City Plan Board agenda, November 10, 2026.
Alley next to Miami Valley Hospital properties (826 S. Main St.)
Case PLN2026-00318 asks the board to vacate a 10.75-foot alley along South Main Street, north of East Foraker Street. To vacate a right-of-way means the city gives up its public claim to a strip of land used as a street or alley. The alley covers about 0.042 acre and is surrounded by properties owned by Miami Valley Hospital, with several of them directly north and south of it.
The applicant is Adam Igel and the listed owner is the City of Dayton. The case is assigned to the Downtown Land Use Board and the South Park planning district. The agenda does not list a dollar amount for the request. The staff contact is Cameron Goschinski.
Warehouse use proposed at 1301 N. Keowee St.
Case PLN2026-00341 asks for final plan approval and an amendment to the existing Planned Development for 1233-1301 N. Keowee Street. The property is in the EGC zoning district and PD-188(b). A planned development is a site with its own customized set of land-use rules. The proposal would use part of 1301 N. Keowee Street as a warehouse.
The applicant is LWC Inc and the owner is The Miami Conservancy District. The case falls under the Northeast Land Use Board and the McCook Field planning district. The staff contact is Jeff Green. No cost is listed.
Rezoning at Germantown Pike and Liscum Drive (4527 Germantown Pike)
Case PLN2026-00286 is a zoning map amendment, which is a change to what a piece of land may be used for. It would rezone 1.98 acres at the southwest corner of Liscum Drive and Germantown Pike from T (Transitional) to SGC (Suburban General Commercial). The land is made up of two parcels, R72516815 0036 and R72516815 0037, according to the Montgomery County Auditor.
The applicant is Richard Drake and the owner is Bearcreek Center LLC. The case is assigned to the West Land Use Board and the Germantown Meadows planning district. The staff contact is Ellen Sizer. The agenda gives no dollar figure.
45.75-acre housing development off Needmore Road (4191 Needmore Rd.)
Case PLN2026-00285 seeks final plan approval and an amendment to the existing Planned Development, PD-184, for a new single-family housing development. The site is 45.75 acres, located 970 feet northeast of the intersection of Old Troy Pike and Needmore Road (parcel R72217708 0003). It is in the SR-2 Suburban Residential Single-Family zoning district.
The applicant is E.L. Robinson Engineering and the owner is Needmore LLC. The case is assigned to the Northeast Land Use Board and the Kittyhawk planning district. The staff contact is Jeff Green. The agenda lists no cost.
Work session on future development at 200 S. Wright Ave.
Case PLN2026-00325 is a work session, a discussion of potential future development at 200 S. Wright Avenue. The agenda says the project would only require a Final Plan. The applicant is Magnus Capital Partners and the owner is Naymark & Associates LLC.
The site is in the Wright View planning district and falls under the Northeast Land Use Board. The staff contact is Tony Kroeger. No dollar amount is listed.
Routine business
The agenda lists no contracts or purchases, so there are no spending totals to report. Routine items are a roll call and approval of the minutes from the board’s October 13, 2026 meeting. The meeting ends with comments and reports, and Cameron Goschinski is listed as secretary of the City Plan Board.
None of the five cases lists a historic district. Each one is marked N/A.
How to weigh in
The City Plan Board meets Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. in the Planning and Resource Room on the Mezzanine Level of City Hall, 101 W. Third Street, Dayton.
The agenda does not describe how public comment works. Questions can go to the City Plan Board at (937) 333-3670 or through www.daytonohio.gov. Each case lists a staff contact: Cameron Goschinski for the S. Main Street alley, Jeff Green for the Keowee Street and Needmore Road cases, Ellen Sizer for Germantown Pike and Tony Kroeger for S. Wright Avenue.
Source: Dayton City Plan Board agenda, Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
