In this episode of Ohio Policy Talks, Anastasia and Veronica are joined by Cameron Goschinski, Ellen Sizer, and Jeff Green from the City of Dayton’s Planning, Neighborhoods and Development Department for a conversation about AdaptDayton, the city’s comprehensive review of its zoning code. The discussion explores why Dayton is taking a fresh look at its zoning regulations, what the city has learned from nearly 20 years under its current code, and how zoning can affect housing supply, development, and neighborhood growth. For REALTOR® members, this episode offers a practical look at why zoning matters and how local rules can shape what gets built in a community.
Full Description / Show Notes
Hear from members of Dayton’s Planning, Neighborhoods and Development Department about their roles and the work they do across the city.
Learn what AdaptDayton is and why the city is reviewing its zoning code, zoning map, and development process.
Explore how Dayton’s current zoning framework has worked since 2006 and what changes may be needed today.
Understand how Dayton is learning from other Ohio cities that have taken on zoning reform efforts.
Dive into how zoning connects to housing supply, housing choice, and the ability to meet local demand.
Discover what builders, developers, and industry partners are sharing with the city during the review process.
See why zoning matters for REALTOR® members, especially when it comes to housing options and development barriers.
Learn what other Ohio communities can take away from Dayton’s approach as they think about updating local regulations and preparing for future needs.