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Annexation contested at Dickinson meeting

Annexation contested at Dickinson meeting Not everyone wants to live in Dickinson. Annexation and development were once again a hot topic of discussion at Monday’s regular City Commission meeting at City Hall.

By Katherine Grandstrand , November 20, 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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Historic Elks extension request denied

Dickinson city commissioners decided to issue a letter of intent to deny Granville Brinkman a sixth extension for his renovation of the Historic Elks Building at their meeting Monday evening at City Hall.

July 12, 2011

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Court sides with city

Both parties involved in a Dickinson annexation dispute received word Thursday that the court has ruled in favor of the city.

April 08, 2011

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Annexation in court

A Stark County judge will review the legality of a Dickinson annexation of about 325 acres north of the city, he said during a hearing at the Stark County Courthouse in Dickinson on Tuesday.

April 06, 2011

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Emergency services in place for area annexed to Dickinson

Amid a pending lawsuit against Dickinson, protection services for an area north of town recently annexed into city limits began much sooner than anticipated.

By By Lisa Anne Call , February 01, 2011

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Businesses respond to city's annexation

A court case could be looming for the city of Dickinson after an attorney representing businesses and landowners recently annexed into city limits identified areas where the city allegedly did not adhere to the law.

January 28, 2011

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Dickinson responds to annexation injunction

Dickinson will continue to stand firm in its convictions of annexing about 325 acres north of town after landowners and businesses filed legal action to temporarily stop the process and it will now be brought before a judge.

January 15, 2011

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Landowners take legal action against city

Landowners and businesses filed legal action this week in an attempt to temporarily stop Dickinson’s annexation of about 325 acres north of town and the city’s legal counsel said it will stand its ground.

January 08, 2011

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Dickinson to stand its ground on annexation

Dickinson to stand its ground on annexation After Dickinson annexed about 325 acres north of town in October, 16 entities retained legal counsel in an attempt to redo the annexation, but the city is standing its ground after a decision at a City Commission meeting at City Hall Monday evening.

December 07, 2010

16 businesses want annexation redone

16 businesses want annexation redone Sixteen businesses recently annexed into Dickinson city limits demand the City Commission reverse its decision and start over, placing “integrity back into completion of the process,” before taking legal action.

December 01, 2010

Editorial: Slow down on the big decisions

Woah, slow down. Stark County leaders, businesses, emergency services and even those who pushed for a recent annexation seem to know there are problems with it, yet the Dickinson City Commission gave the “OK” to bring 325 acres north of the city into town during an October meeting.

November 14, 2010

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County unhappy with city over land annexation decision

County unhappy with city over land annexation decision Stark County commissioners are upset Dickinson officials decided to annex 325 acres north of the city without formally informing them.

November 10, 2010

Annexing means city gains some, loses some

A February annexation of about 325 acres into Dickinson city limits could mean higher taxes for some, while others face lost tax revenue that could be replaced by city funds.

November 06, 2010

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Businesses worry city taking on too much with annexation

Businesses worry city taking on too much with annexation Dickinson is trying to absorb one of the largest land areas to date, but the move is not sitting well with several business owners.

October 16, 2010

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