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City
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Dickinson
County
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Stark
Phone Number
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701-456-7625
Zip Code
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58601
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Dickinson Fire Department
The agenda for the Planning and Zoning meeting includes several key items. Discussions involve considering a Final Major Subdivision Plat (FLP-001-2026) for the Energy Center 6th Addition, which involves replatting land zoned General Industrial (GI) and Public (P). Two Zoning Text Amendments (ZTA-005-2026 and ZTA-006-2026) are also scheduled for consideration: one to prohibit storage containers as accessory structures in residential zoning districts, and another to revise definitions and licensing requirements for mobile vendor vehicles in city public spaces. The Work Session agenda items cover City Limit Row Discrepancies and a Data Center Model Ordinance.
The meeting addressed administrative matters including appointments for the Chairman and Vice Chairman. Key discussions involved several Zoning Text Amendments (ZTAs). ZTA-002-2026 focused on permitting and licensing short-term rental uses across various residential and commercial zoning districts. ZTA-003-2026 proposed amendments to notice and protest requirements for rezoning and special use permits, specifically removing petition signature collection for applicants. ZTA-004-2026 aimed to update definitions and regulations regarding the parking and storage of personal, commercial, heavy, and recreational vehicles. Under Public Comments, the annual review of the Curaleaf Special Use Permit was conducted with no issues reported. Discussions also covered proposed regulations for mobile food units (food trucks), including licensing and operational standards, and proposed regulations to prohibit or screen residential storage containers in different zoning districts. Finally, an update ordinance for the Transportation Master Plan and Comprehensive Plan was presented, incorporating existing policies and defining new land use map categories.
The meeting addressed compliance checks for tobacco sales at two retail establishments, Cenex General Store and Vapes, resulting in a written warning for the former and a four-day license suspension for the latter due to multiple violations. The Commission approved the reclassification of the Motor Vehicle Department's managerial position to Title & Registration Coordinator. Public Works received approval to purchase a Cat 926 loader for $201,200, replacing an older model, and also approved an annual task order of $123,631 with Houston Engineering for the Emergency Inert Landfill closure project. The Police Department presented its 4th quarter 2025 report, noting a high volume of calls for service. The Community Development Services introduced a new Project Engineer and approved the second reading and final passage of Ordinance 1846 regarding Industrial Off-Street Parking Standards to limit unpaved surfacing. Additionally, approval was granted for a letter of support for a grant application for 2026 Utility and Street Improvements and the award of a task order to Civil Science Infrastructure, Inc. for Various Intersection Analysis. A public hearing was held regarding an amendment to Chapter 20-3 (Floods Ordinance) to comply with recent state law changes, resulting in approval of the first reading of Ordinance No. 1847.
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