A temporary green stripe was installed over the word “Dayton” on the sign located on the exit ramp from southbound I-675 to U.S. 35 east so drivers would not be confused. The sign should read “Xenia” instead, Cunningham said.
Cunningham said signs, like the misprinted one, typically cost between $1,500-$2,000.
According to Cunningham, the sign will either need replaced or have an overlay with the correct city printed, but a decision on the fix had not yet been made.
The contractor will be responsible for the cost to fix the error, Cunningham said.
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