The facade of a building near downtown Dayton crumbled during severe weather Sunday evening.
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Firefighters initially responded to the 100 block of Valley Street around 9:15 p.m. on reports of a building collapse.
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As reported on News Center 7 at 11:00, this was the third building to collapse in Dayton in the last two weeks.
The people inside of the building were evacuated and there were no reported injuries.
District Fire Chief Tyler McCoy said the building serves three purposes; two different businesses and apartments on the second and third floors.
Fire crews shoveled the brick that fell from the building into a pile in front of the building.
City records show the building was constructed in 1910.
Photos from the scene show AES Ohio has arrived.
Valley Street will be closed until the city inspector is finished evaluating the structure.
The city has not yet determined if the collapse was caused by weather or age.
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