Williston public meetings in 2024

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will consider a request to set a public hearing for January 14, 2025 on Ordinance 1159, which would exempt HUD-code manufactured homes from the notice-of-intent process in several residential districts. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, accounts, business licenses, and investment authorities. Bid openings are scheduled for a motor grader and police SUVs.

• Request for public hearing on Ordinance 1159 to exempt Crossmod homes built to HUD code from notice-of-intent process in R-1, R-2, and R-3 districts
• Bid opening for one AWD motor grader (Streets)
• Bid opening for four all-wheel drive SUV police package vehicles (Police)
• 2025 Investment Transactions Authority and designation of official depositories
• New Home Permit Fee Waiver and Property Tax Exemption Extension (Resolution 24-009)

The City Commission awarded contracts for a new motor grader and four police SUVs. The board also extended permit fee waivers and property tax exemptions for new residential construction through 2025.

• Awarded AWD Motor Grader bid to Tractor & Equipment for $368,244.96 (5-0)
• Awarded four 2025 AWD Police Package SUVs bid to Nelson Auto Center for $187,552.00 (5-0)
• Approved 2025 Legislative Counsel Service Agreement with GA Group for $35,000 plus expenses (5-0)
• Approved 2025 Alcoholic Beverage License renewals contingent on inspections (5-0)
• Approved 2025 Business License renewals contingent on inspections (5-0)
• Approved waiving permit fees for New Single Family and Twin Home Building Permits until Dec 31, 2025 (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 24-009 to extend property tax exemptions for certain new residential properties (5-0)
• Appointed Taunia Livingston to the Housing Commission for a term expiring Feb 28, 2028 (5-0)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will consider a consent agenda that includes an opioid settlement spend plan, business licenses, and 2025 meeting dates. Other items include a bad debt write-off, a parking lot management agreement, and a SkyWest air service agreement.

• Opioid Settlement Spend Plan
• 2024 Bad Debt Write-Off
• Parking Lot Management Agreement (Airport)
• SkyWest Air Service Agreement
• Authorization to advertise for bids: 4WD Crew Cab Pickup (Fire)

The City Commission approved a minimum revenue guarantee for SkyWest Airlines to maintain Delta Air Lines service in 2025. The board also accepted over $1.5 million in bad debt write-offs and approved two engineering task orders for water infrastructure.

• Approved $2.7 million minimum revenue guarantee to SkyWest Airlines (5-0)
• Accepted 2024 Bad Debt Write-Offs totaling $1,550,727.20 (5-0)
• Approved AE2S Task Order 3 for AWIA Recertification, not to exceed $17,500 (5-0)
• Approved AE2S Task Order 4 for WTP Lime Sludge Ponds Assessment, not to exceed $20,000 (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including accounts, claims, and bills totaling $2,721,168.24 (Voice Vote)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will consider authorizing bids for sanitation and police vehicles, approve business licenses and a street closure for the Williston Downtowners Holiday Stroll, and discuss Flex PACE and community grant applications. The agenda is largely procedural with no public hearings or ordinances scheduled.

• Authorization to advertise for bids: Automated Front Load Refuse Truck (Sanitation)
• Authorization to advertise for bids: Automated Side Load Refuse Truck (Sanitation)
• Authorization to advertise for bids: Four (4) 2025 All-Wheel Drive (AWD) SUV-Police Package (Police)
• Williston Downtowners Holiday Stroll – Street Closure Request
• Flex PACE Applications: Head Rush Salon, Evolution Hydrotesting, Basin Safety Consulting, Western Pump and Waterworks, Gnome Kotes

The City Commission approved five Flex PACE building and equipment buydown requests and one community grant for data center consulting. The board also approved a consent agenda including over $2.3 million in payroll and vouchers.

• Approved Flex PACE buydown for Head Rush Salon at 115 2nd Ave West (up to $73,000) (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE buydown for Evolution Hydrotesting at 5210 Saddle Ridge Circle (up to $63,000) (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE buydown for Basin Safety Consulting at 202 48th Ave SW (up to $83,000) (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE buydown for Western Pump and Waterworks at 14082 49th St NW (up to $58,000) (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE equipment buydown for Gnome Kotes at 4515 West Front Street (up to $20,000) (5-0)
• Approved $18,000 community grant to Williston Economic Development for data center consulting (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $2,302,633.95 in total payroll and vouchers (Unanimous)
• Authorized advertising for bids for two refuse trucks and four police SUVs (Unanimous)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will hold public hearings on a zoning ordinance amendment and a proposed zone change, and will consider a second reading of a liquor license ordinance creating an event center license. The agenda also includes routine consent items, bid openings, and reports from departments, including a resolution supporting redevelopment of the Northstar Center Subdivision.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 1158 — amendment to Section 6.A Nonconforming Lots of Record
• Public hearing on proposed zone change, vacation of right-of-way, and short plat review
• Second reading of Ordinance 1156 — creating Event Center License for municipal liquor license
• Resolution 24-008 — support for redevelopment of Northstar Center Subdivision
• Data Center Development MOU with Critical Data House, LLC

The City Commission approved a resolution of support and a memorandum of understanding for a data center development by Critical Data House, LLC in the Northstar subdivision. The board also authorized a $138,503.08 task order for SRF Consulting to handle development reviews, with a proposed 20/80 cost split between the city and developer.

• Approved Resolution 24-008 supporting Northstar Center Subdivision redevelopment (4-0)
• Approved $138,503.08 SRF Consulting task order for data center development review (4-0)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with Critical Data House, LLC (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 1158 amending nonconforming lots of record (4-0)
• Approved subdivision plat and C-2 zoning for 401 2nd Street West (4-0)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance 1156 creating Event Center License (4-0)
• Approved short plat for Granite Peak Development to donate 12.28 acres for a school site (4-0)
• Approved 2025 Community Enhancement Grant funds up to $50,000 (4-0)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review and approve claims, business licenses, and street closure requests. The body will also discuss a mobile food truck licensing fee change and hear the first reading of an ordinance creating an event center liquor license.

• Approval of accounts, claims, and bills
• Street closure requests for Spooky Speedway and Trail of Treats
• Mobile Food Truck Licensing Fee Change (Resolution 24-007)
• Ordinance 1156: Amendment to Municipal Liquor License Ordinance
• Pavement Maintenance Project Budget Adjustment

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will meet on October 8, 2024, to consider several public hearings, including special assessments for drainage and sidewalk improvements, and a zone change from heavy industrial to rural residential. The agenda also includes resolutions, bid openings, and a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week.

• Public hearing on special assessments for Appletop Drainage Street Improvement D23-2 and Sidewalk Improvements D23-1
• Public hearing on zone change from M-2: Heavy Industrial to R1-A: Rural Residential with a variance request
• Authorization to sell a 2005 Dodge Ram and a 2015 Ford Explorer (Fire Department)
• Resolution regarding Trenton Water (Resolution 24-006)
• Right-of-Way Easement for 6th Avenue West (Resolution 24-005)

The City Commission approved rezoning three properties on Riverside Drive from heavy industrial to rural residential. The board also authorized several engineering task orders for road and drainage design and approved special assessments for lot mowing and street improvements.

• Approved rezoning 703, 707, and 721 Riverside Drive from M-2 Heavy Industrial to R1-A Rural Residential (5-0)
• Approved special assessments for Appletop Drainage Street Improvement D23-2 and Sidewalk Improvement District 23-01 (5-0)
• Approved 2024 Lot Mowing and Code Compliance assessments totaling $81,738.02 (5-0)
• Approved Alliance Consulting Task Orders 24-3, 24-4, 24-5, and 24-6 (5-0)
• Approved AE2S Task Order No. 01 for Chinaman Coulee Box Culvert Design (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-005 for a right-of-way easement on 6th Avenue West (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 24-006 regarding Trenton Water (5-0)
• Approved aerial pesticide management and hold harmless agreements for 2026-2027 (5-0)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the 2025 Budget (Resolution 24-004). The body will also consider a liquor license transfer and review several subdivision plats.

• Public hearing for City of Williston 2025 Budget (Resolution 24-004)
• Public hearing for Don Pedro's Restaurant On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage License Transfer
• Final Plat Review for Idle Acres Subdivision (Grayson Mills Energy, LLC)
• Final Plat Review for Williston Square Rearrangement #7 Subdivision (Black Diamond Solutions, LLC)
• Request for public hearing on zone change from M-2 to R1-A for 703, 707, and 721 Riverside Drive

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will consider a request for a public hearing on the transfer of Don Pedro’s on‑sale alcoholic beverage license. A separate hearing will address The Range, ND LLC’s specialty recreation beer and liquor license transfer. The meeting also includes routine consent agenda items, bid openings for snow removal, and reports from commissioners and departments.

• Public hearing request for Don Pedro’s restaurant alcohol license transfer
• Public hearing on The Range, ND LLC specialty recreation beer & liquor license transfer
• Bid openings for 2024‑2025 street and parking lot snow removal contracts
• Consent agenda items: minutes, accounts, business licenses, street closure request
• Appointments to the Renaissance Zone Board and Downtown Design Review Board

Special Assessments Meeting

The Williston Special Assessments Board will conduct a public hearing to consider objections to two improvement districts. The agenda lists the Appletop Drainage Street Improvement (D23-02) and a Sidewalk Improvements project (D23-1). No other decisions or proposals are noted.

• Special Assessment: Appletop Drainage Street Improvement D23-02
• Special Assessment: Sidewalk Improvements D23-1

The Special Assessment Board held a public hearing and unanimously approved three special assessment districts: Appletop Drainage Street Improvement D23-02, Sidewalk Improvements D23-1, and Lot Mowing & Code Compliance Assessments LM 24. All motions passed by unanimous voice vote with all three board members present.

• Approved Appletop Drainage Street Improvement D23-02 (unanimous)
• Approved Sidewalk Improvements D23-1 (unanimous)
• Approved Lot Mowing & Code Compliance Assessments LM 24 (unanimous)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission is meeting to consider routine consent agenda items, including approval of minutes, claims, and licenses, and to hold public hearings on a property rezone and a street right-of-way vacation. The commission will also receive reports from commissioners and departments, and may discuss a purchase agreement for Black Diamond Housing.

• Public hearing: Rezone Lot 15, Williston Square Subdivision from R-2 to R-1
• Public hearing: Proposed vacation of street right-of-way for Freedom Church
• Purchase agreement for Black Diamond Housing
• Request for public hearing on 2025 City budget at September 24 meeting
• Williston High School Homecoming Parade street closure request

The City Commission approved a preliminary subdivision plat for the Williston Square Subdivision Rearrangement #7 and rezoned Lot 15 of that area to R-1 Single Family Residential. The board also approved the Idle Acres Subdivision plat and a right-of-way vacation for Freedom Church.

• Approved rezoning Lot 15, Williston Square Subdivision from R-2 to R-1 Single Family Residential (5-0)
• Approved vacation of right-of-way for Freedom Church contingent on a storm water pipe easement (4-0)
• Approved preliminary subdivision plat for Williston Square Subdivision Rearrangement #7 (5-0)
• Approved preliminary subdivision plat for Idle Acres Subdivision (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda including accounts, claims, and bills (Unanimous)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will consider a zoning change for four lots on 4th Avenue East. The body will also review authorization to bid for 2024-2025 snow removal and the appointment of an Economic Development Executive Director.

• Public hearing: Zone change from R-4 Highrise Multifamily to R-2 Single and Two Family Residential for 308, 314, 322 & 324 4th Avenue East
• Authorization to bid for 2024-2025 Snow Removal (Street Department)
• Appointment of Economic Development Executive Director
• CFAI Accreditation report for the Fire Department

Special City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will hold two public hearings to consider amending a planned unit development (PUD) and rezoning 15.96 acres of Parks Open Space to R-1 Single Family Residential within Lot 1 of the Williston Square Subdivision Rearrangement #6. The commission will also review the subdivision plat for the rearrangement of Lots 25 & 26. These actions would allow residential development on the site.

• Public hearing: PUD amendment for 15.96 acres of Parks Open Space to R-1 Single Family Residential
• Public hearing: Rezone of 15.96 acres of Parks Open Space to R-1 Single Family Residential
• Review of subdivision plat: Williston Square Subdivision Rearrangement #6 (Lots 25 & 26)

The Board of City Commissioners approved a PUD amendment, a rezone, and a subdivision plat to allow for a new pre-K through fifth grade elementary school. The project involves transitioning 15.96 acres of Parks Open Space to R-1 Single Family Residential zoning in the Williston Square Subdivision.

• Approved PUD Master Plan Amendment for 15.96 acres of Parks Open Space to R-1 Single Family Residential (5-0)
• Approved rezone of 15.96 acres from Parks Open Space to R-1 Single Family Residential (5-0)
• Approved subdivision plat for Williston Square Subdivision Rearrangement #6 (5-0)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The commission will consider a consent agenda item requesting a public hearing for a zone change from R-4 (highrise multifamily) to R-2 (single and two-family residential) for four lots at 308, 314, 322 & 324 4th Avenue East. Other items include street closures for community events, approval of accounts and claims, and reports from departments. The meeting also includes a public hearing on transferring the Eagle Ridge Golf Club liquor license to E & T McCoy Holdings LLC.

• Request for public hearing on zone change for four lots at 308, 314, 322 & 324 4th Avenue East from R-4 to R-2
• Public hearing on transfer of Eagle Ridge Golf Club on-sale alcoholic beverage license to E & T McCoy Holdings LLC
• Street closure requests for National Night Out, Opportunity Foundation Street Dance, and Chokecherry Festival
• Emergency purchases for Police Department: records department partitions and facility access control
• Flex PACE applications from six businesses including ShirtWorx LLC and Bakken Water Management

The City Commission approved a mandate to replace aged residential water meters to comply with EPA lead and copper regulations. The city may disconnect water service for non-compliant accounts after October 2, 2024. Other actions included approving police equipment purchases and airport maintenance contracts.

• Approved mandate for residential water meter replacements to comply with EPA regulations (5-0)
• Approved $19,546.21 from Police Auction Fund for records department partitions (5-0)
• Approved $25,840 from Police Auction Fund for facility access controls (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE buydowns for ShirtWorx ($48k), Creedence Properties ($85k), Meg-A-Latte ($57.5k), Workhorse Welding ($33k), and United Agronomy ($58k) (5-0)
• Approved $2,500 for two years for Williston Area Economic Development Diversification Group (5-0)
• Approved $15,400 childcare grant for Honey Bears (5-0)
• Awarded $397,818 airport pavement maintenance contract to Hi-Lite Airfield Services, contingent on FAA approval (5-0)
• Awarded $90,450 airport CA/CO services contract to Burns & McDonnell, contingent on FAA approval (5-0)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review accounts, claims, and business licenses. The agenda includes a water and sewer service policy update for Hagen Townhomes and several street closure requests.

• Street closure request for Williston Community Library Summer Reading Celebration
• Street closure request for Williston Downtowners Association Main St Market
• Public hearing request for Eagle Ridge Golf Club alcoholic beverage license transfer
• Water & Sewer Service Policy Update for Hagen Townhomes Subdivision
• Award of alternate bid for water main replacement at 14th Street W, 9th Ave W & West Jackson Place

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission is meeting to handle routine business including consent agenda items, a second reading of a landscaping ordinance amendment, and reports from departments. Notable items include an unofficial canvass of the June 11 primary election results, a SkyWest Airlines revenue guarantee agreement, and a proposed short plat for a lot rearrangement in the North Gate Subdivision.

• Ordinance 1151 – Amendment to Ordinance 613, Section 25.R Landscaping (Second Reading)
• Unofficial Canvass of June 11, 2024, Primary Election Results
• SkyWest Airlines Revenue Guarantee Agreement
• Proposed Short Plat for Rearrangement of Lots 15-22, Block 2, North Gate Subdivision – Troika Properties
• Legal Services Agreement

The City Commission approved a minimum revenue guarantee to maintain Delta Air Lines service through 2024. Other key actions included approving a lot rearrangement for Troika Properties and assigning commissioner portfolios following the June primary election.

• Approved $1,317,952 minimum revenue guarantee to SkyWest Airlines (5-0)
• Approved non-commercial ground lease with American Aerospace Technologies Inc (5-0)
• Approved short plat for rearrangement of Lots 15-22, Block 2, North Gate Subdivision (5-0)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance 1151 regarding landscaping amendments (5-0)
• Approved commissioner portfolio assignments (5-0)
• Accepted official June 11, 2024, primary election results (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including accounts, claims, and bills (Voice Vote)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will hold public hearings regarding a landscaping ordinance amendment and an alcohol license transfer. The meeting also includes the review of recent accounts, claims, and business licenses.

• First reading of Ordinance 1151 regarding landscaping amendments
• Public hearing for First State Bank & Trust Off-Sale Alcoholic Beverage License transfer to Johnny's Tavern
• Review of accounts, claims, and bills from May 23 to June 5, 2024
• Approval of business and contractor licenses

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission meets to handle routine business including consent agenda items, public hearings, and department reports. Key items include a request to transfer an off-sale alcoholic beverage license from First State Bank & Trust to Johnny's Tavern, street closure requests for two downtown events, and three proposed short plats for property rearrangements. The meeting also includes an executive session for litigation consultation.

• Request for public hearing on off-sale alcoholic beverage license transfer from First State Bank & Trust to Johnny's Tavern
• Street closure requests for Williston Basin Kruzers Main Street Block Party and Williston Downtowners Association Crazy Days
• Proposed Ordinance 1151 amending Section 25.R Landscaping of Ordinance 613
• Three proposed short plats: Original Townsite Block 23 Lots 8-11, Boston Pizza Subdivision Lot 1, Kettler Commercial Subdivision Lots 1-4
• Flex PACE applications from ND Malting and Hops, Busy Bees Enterprises, KO Safety Services; Community Grant application from McKenzie County Healthcare Systems

The City Commission approved three short plat rearrangements for commercial development and three Flex PACE business buydown applications. The board also authorized funding for healthcare equipment and an airport pavement maintenance design contract.

• Approved short plat for rearrangement of Lots 8, 9, 10, and 11 in Block 23 (5-0)
• Approved short plat for rearrangement of Lot 1, Block 1, Boston Pizza Subdivision (5-0)
• Approved short plat for rearrangement of Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4 of Kettler Commercial Subdivision (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE funding for ND Malting and Hops Inc. (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE buydown not to exceed $65,000 for Busy Bees Enterprises (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE buydown not to exceed $63,000 for KO Safety Services (5-0)
• Approved $50,000 per year for two years to McKenzie County Healthcare Systems (5-0)
• Approved Burns & McDonnell task order for airport pavement maintenance design up to $91,775 (5-0)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding an alcohol license for the Merlin Hotel Group's Roosevelt Hotel. The agenda also includes engineering agreements for a traffic signal at Highway 2 and 48th Ave West. Additionally, the commission will review bids for street light wire replacement.

• Public hearing for Merlin Hotel Group (Roosevelt Hotel) alcohol license
• NDDOT Preliminary Engineering Agreement for traffic signal at Highway 2 & 48th Ave West
• Bids for the 2024 Underground Wire Replacement Project (Street Lights)
• Hillside Cemetery Improvements
• Renaissance Zone application for Pizza Ranch

Regular City Commission Meeting

The commission will review business licenses and economic development applications for several local businesses. Agenda items also include authorization to bid on a pavement maintenance project and discussions regarding engineering grants.

• Public hearing request for Roosevelt Hotel alcoholic beverage license
• Authorization to bid on Pavement Maintenance Project (XWA)
• Bid opening for 2024 Concrete / Asphalt Crushing (Landfill)
• Flex PACE applications for The Hair Hut, ND Hestia LLC, and Western Veterinary Clinic
• Safety Action Plan for the Safe Streets for All Grant

Tax Equalization Meeting

The Assessor's Office presented the 2024 Property Assessment Report detailing market value trends for Williston. The report covers sales analysis, valuation changes, and recommendations for tax equalization based on 2023 market data.

• Residential True and Full Value increased to $1,709,473,430
• Commercial True and Full Value increased to $1,714,598,640
• New construction added $11,241,620 to residential valuations
• Average 2023 residential sale price was $299,335
• Total privileged exemptions for 2024 totaled $250,263,190

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will consider street closure requests for several local events and review business licenses. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding a new restaurant's liquor license and bid openings for watermain replacement.

• Public hearing for 701 Chophouse alcoholic beverage license
• Bid opening for East Broadway Watermain Replacement
• Street closure requests for American Legion Memorial Day, Deja Brew, and CVB Band Day
• Authorization to bid on the sale of a Fire Department support trailer
• Non-commercial ground lease for Aero Spraying Services

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission is meeting to handle routine business including approving minutes, claims, and licenses. They will hold public hearings on new alcohol licenses for two restaurants, open bids for landfill work, and consider authorizing bids for an underground wire replacement project. The agenda is largely procedural with several concrete action items.

• Public hearing: El Mercadito LLC new off-sale beer license
• Public hearing: Los Cabos Family Mexican Restaurant new restaurant alcoholic beverage license
• Bid opening: Landfill Cells 1-4 Final Cover Phase B
• Bid opening: Concrete/Asphalt Crushing (Landfill)
• Authorization to bid: 2024 Underground Wire Replacement Project (Public Works)

The City Commission approved a low-interest loan program for home repairs and granted two new alcoholic beverage licenses. Additionally, the board authorized a consulting contract for the airport and ordered the rebidding of two landfill projects.

• Approved Resolution 24-002 for the Neighborhood Revitalization Program (5-0)
• Approved new off-sale beer license for El Mercadito LLC (5-0)
• Approved new restaurant alcoholic beverage license for Los Cabos Family Mexican Restaurant (5-0)
• Approved Burns & McDonnell Task Order for airport consulting, not to exceed $35,000 (5-0)
• Approved rebidding of Landfill Cells 1-4 Final Cover Phase B and Concrete/Asphalt Crushing projects (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including accounts and bills totaling $1,973,926.55 (Unanimous)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The commission will hold public hearings regarding a zoning change for B & G Roustabout Service, LLC and an alcohol license transfer. The agenda also includes requests for future hearings on new liquor licenses and updates on street maintenance projects.

• Proposed zone change to M-1 for B & G Roustabout Service, LLC
• Public hearing requests for El Mercadito LLC and Los Cabos Family Mexican Restaurant licenses
• Bid openings for 2024 Seal Coat and Street Striping projects
• Flex PACE applications for ASK Transportation and Chamley Pipe & Salvage

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Williston City Commission will hold its regular meeting, addressing consent agenda items including a proposed zone change, watermain replacement projects, and ordinance amendments. Public hearings and bid openings are scheduled, along with reports from departments and commissioners.

• Zone change from R-1A to M-1 at Lot 6, Block 1, Sunset Subdivision (B&G Roustabout Service)
• 9th Avenue, 14th Street & West Jackson Place Watermain Replacement – State Water Commission cost share
• East Broadway Watermain Replacement – authorization to bid
• Ordinance 1152 – off-street parking amendment (second reading)
• Ordinance 1153 – nonconforming uses amendment (second reading)

The City Commission approved a seasonal flight agreement to Las Vegas and adopted a new 2024 Procurement Policy. The board also declared a property at 1402 Main Street dangerous and approved several business and community grants.

• Approved air service agreement with Sun Country Airlines for $365,642 (5-0)
• Adopted the 2024 Procurement Policy (5-0)
• Declared 1402 Main Street a dangerous property and ordered garage doors be boarded up (5-0)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance 1152 regarding off-street parking (5-0)
• Approved second reading of Ordinance 1153 regarding nonconforming uses (5-0)
• Approved $85,000 not-to-exceed contract for AE2S Instrument & Control Services (5-0)
• Approved Flex PACE application for Midas Welding & Fabrication for equipment and operations (5-0)
• Approved $8,400 grant request for Centre Inc. (5-0)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review several engineering bids, including seal coating and street striping. The meeting includes first readings for ordinances regarding nonconforming uses and off-street parking.

• Authorization to bid for 2024 Seal Coating Project
• Authorization to bid for 2024 Street Striping Project
• Authorization to bid for Landfill Cells 1-4 Final Cover Phase 1B
• Ordinance 1153: Amendment to Ordinance 613 regarding nonconforming uses (First Reading)
• Ordinance 1152: Amendment to Section 25.H regarding off-street parking (First Reading)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review various administrative items including business and contractor licenses. The agenda includes requests for public hearings regarding proposed amendments to Ordinance 613 and a first reading of Ordinance 1155.

• Public hearing request for Ordinance Amendment 1153 (Section 6 Nonconformities)
• Public hearing request for Ordinance Amendment 1152 (Section 25H Off-Street Parking)
• First reading of Ordinance 1155 regarding Domestic Fowl
• Landfill Engineering Services - Burns & McDonnell Task Order 19
• Landfill Cells 1-4 Final Cover Phase 2 - Alliance Task Order 24-1

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a protest hearing regarding Water, Sewer, and Street Improvement District 24-02. The meeting includes discussions on a mobile/body worn camera project for the police department and updates on regional water treatment plant improvements.

• Protest Hearing: Water, Sewer, and Street Improvement District 24-02 (Resolution 24-001)
• Bid Opening: 2024 Sidewalk District 24-01
• Ordinance 1154: Amendments to Chapter 12 of the Code of Municipal Ordinances
• Police Department Emergency Purchase: Mobile/Body Worn Camera Project
• Public Works Task Order 36: Regional Williston WTP Sludge Pump Improvements Project