The public comment phase is part of an annual process. Public comments will be accepted until 5 p.m. Dec. 16.
“The process allows community members to evaluate projects and establish a list of regional priorities,” the Dayton Development Coalition said in a statement Monday.
All suggestions will be referred to one of five review panels. The panels submit their recommendations to the full committee for final consideration.
To view current project submissions, visit daytonregion.com/pdac-projects/.
To learn more about the PDAC process or view the 2015-2016 priority list, visit daytonregion.com/about/regional-advocacy/.
Emailed comments on the 2016-2017 project submissions can be sent to PDAC@daytonregion.com.
“The committee hopes to identify community or government-based projects that will benefit the people of the Dayton region, enhance its quality of life, encourage business growth, and strengthen the community’s relationship with local military installations,” the coalition’s statement said.
“The process allows the Dayton region to speak with one voice when seeking governmental and other support for local projects.”
The review panels are looking for submissions in the following areas: defense, economic development, hospitals and health care, quality of life, and transportation and government services.
The process is expected to be completed in time for the coalition’s annual fly-in to Washington, tentatively set for April 2017.
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