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Dickinson Commission denies rezone proposal for housing in commercial area

At some point, a city’s business district has to transition to housing, and vice versa, but how that transition should be zoned can affect future development and landowners.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 16, 2013

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City moves forward with revitalization plan

Downtown Dickinson is one step closer to getting a much-needed facelift. The Dickinson City Commission gave city staff permission to begin contract negotiations with Dickinson Development Group, a partnership between Seattle-based V3 Studios, Minot-based Construct North Dakota, LLC and Minnesota-based Meyer Real Estate Group, which already has developments in Dickinson.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 07, 2013

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City approves plan for next 22 years

It took nearly two years and hours and hours of meetings, but Dickinson has a comprehensive plan.

By Katherine Grandstrand , March 19, 2013

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City writes "Roadmap to the Future"

The Dickinson City Commission unanimously passed the first reading of “Dickinson 2035: Roadmap to the Future.”

By Katherine Grandstrand , March 05, 2013

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Dickinson endorses bypass route

Dickinson endorses bypass route Construction for a bypass around Dickinson may begin as soon as this summer, drawing travelers wishing to move from Interstate 94 to Highway 22 north away from the city and Third Avenue West.

By Katherine Grandstrand , February 05, 2013

Tax credits sought for affordable housing projects in Dickinson

Two developers are working with the city of Dickinson to bring affordable housing for nearly all ages to town.

By Katherine Grandstrand , January 10, 2013

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City considers permit for homeless shelter

City considers permit for homeless shelter City and church leaders in Dickinson have teamed up to provide a temporary winter-season homeless shelter for men in the area.

By Katherine Grandstrand , January 08, 2013

Commission questions Dickinson response time: City's administrator receives $10K raise after performance review

It might take a while for a Dickinson city staffer to return a phone call or an email, but city officials say they will get back in touch with customers even though personnel are stretched thin in this time of economic boom.

By Katherine Grandstrand , December 19, 2012

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Well site poses little threat to housing: Dickinson City Commission makes exception to residential development

Well site poses little threat to housing: Dickinson City Commission makes exception to residential development How close is too close when building houses near an oil well? The Dickinson City Commission discussed the conundrum at its regular meeting Monday at City Hall.

By Katherine Grandstrand , December 18, 2012

Bars concerned by proposed Dickinson liquor changes

Bars concerned by proposed Dickinson liquor changes Proposed variations to the Dickinson city liquor license ordinance won’t change much, but they would formalize two processes pertaining to the custody of liquor licenses within city limits.

By Katherine Grandstrand , December 04, 2012

Dickinson police: Shortage of bars leads to high fight rate

Too many people in too few bars are causing too many fights for the Dickinson Police Department to deal with.

By Katherine Grandstrand , November 21, 2012

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New Dickinson animal shelter inevitable: City commissioners rebuff $1.2M proposal

Despite some hiccups with the design and price tag, Dickinson is still on track toward getting a new animal shelter.

By Katherine Grandstrand , November 10, 2012

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City of Dickinson grows leery of annexations

City of Dickinson grows leery of annexations As Dickinson’s population grows the City Commission is beginning to become leery of mass annexations that would also increase the acres for which the city is responsible.

By Katherine Grandstrand , November 06, 2012

Dickinson's annexation brings acres, concerns

In order to accommodate all of the people flooding into its boundaries, the City of Dickinson is expanding through annexation, but some are worried what might happen with land before it’s developed.

By Katherine Grandstrand , October 30, 2012

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Dickinson officials hire studio for downtown plan

Dickinson city officials are banking on an outside perspective to revitalize downtown and the city’s renaissance zone.

By Katherine Grandstrand , October 03, 2012

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