Growing Dayton municipality looks toward new residential development

A municipality in the Dayton region is looking to rezone land to make way for a new subdivision. The project, headed by a growing investment firm in the region, could add nearly 200 homes and a new neighborhood.

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Growing Dayton municipality looks toward new residential development

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