The publication said the village had worked with Oberer on the development.
Chappelle, who plans to open a restaurant and comedy club in the area under his company Iron Table Holdings LLC, was one of many to speak at a village council meeting on the project on Monday.
“I can’t believe you’re making me an audition for you,” Chappelle said. “You look like clowns. I don’t bluff. I’ll take everything off the table. »
The Dayton Daily News reported that he was one of many residents who spoke out against the Affordable Housing Party.
The council ultimately found itself in a stalemate by voting two in favor and two against.
“I’ve invested millions of dollars in town. If you push this stuff, what I’m investing in is no longer applicable,” he said. “I would say Oberer can buy all this property from me if he wants to be your benefactor because I won’t want to anymore.”
CNN has reached out to Chappelle’s reps for comment.
