Effective January 1, 2007, all residential property transfers or sales within the city of Dayton will be required to include a "disclosure of open violation" notice. The City Commission approved the Ordinance to ensure that code violations are resolved or acknowledged before a property changes hands.

The new law requires both the buyer and seller of any residential property to file a Certificate of Disclosure with the Housing Inspection Division. This disclosure form must be filed with the Housing Inspection Division regardless of whether there are any outstanding violation notices on the property. Any open violation notices must be disclosed so that they can be corrected prior to the sale or it confirms that the buyer is agreeing to make the listed repairs.

The City of Dayton does not warrant or make any representations regarding the quality, content, accuracy, or completeness of the information contained herein and is not responsible for any error or omissions in the information. You should not rely on this information when making a decision involving risk of economic loss or physical injury. To verify the status of a property or to request further information, please contact Housing Inspection at 937-333-3977.

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Ordinance PDF