Williston, North Dakota
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Municipal budget
Total revenue$132.5M (FY2023)
Total spending$116.4M (FY2023)
Taxes$37.1M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$315.6M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$4,259 (FY2023)
Development activity
202597 housing units ($35.2M)
Recent meetings
Tue Jul 14, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Williston City Commission to review construction contracts and city ordinances
The Board of City Commissioners will consider several business licenses, street closures, and a second reading of Ordinance 1181 regarding the IECC. The body will also review construction contracts for the Old Armory West Step Replacement and the Parking Lot Improvement Project.
- Ordinance 1181 – Amendment of IECC (Second Reading)
- Construction Contract – Old Armory West Step Replacement Project
- Parking Lot Improvement Project bid openings
- SWC Cost Share Agreement for Sloulin Dr & 36th St W Williston Square Improvements
- Request for a public hearing on July 28 regarding the Renaissance Zone Program extension
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✓ Decided: Agenda items 2A4, 2A5 and 2E1 were moved to later discussion slots
The commission unanimously approved moving agenda items 2A4 and 2A5 to discussion item 9A, and moving item 2E1 to discussion item 8A. The consent agenda was approved, covering the June 23, 2026 minutes, three new business licenses, three street‑closure events, municipal and alternate judge compensation, and the June 18‑July 10, 2026 accounts, claims and bills.
- Moved agenda items 2A4 and 2A5 to 9A (unanimous voice vote)
- Moved agenda item 2E1 to 8A (unanimous voice vote)
- Approved June 23, 2026 minutes (consent agenda)
- Approved Mobile Food Vendor License (101 provisions) (consent agenda)
- Approved Waste Hauler License for Crow River Construction (consent agenda)
- Approved Tobacco Sales License for Johnny’s Tavern (consent agenda)
- Approved street closures for CVB Chokecherry Festival, Police Association Guns vs Hoses Softball Game, and Exhale Yoga Outdoor Wellness Event (consent agenda)
- Approved municipal and alternate municipal judge compensation and June 18‑July 10, 2026 accounts, claims and bills (consent agenda)
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
July 14, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
1a. Commissioner Oath of Office
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – June 23, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. 101 Provisions – Mobile Food Vendor License
b. Crow River Construction – Waste Hauler License
c. Johnny’s Tavern - Tobacco Sales License
3) Street Closures
a. CVB – Chokecherry Festival
b. Williston Police Association – Guns vs Hoses Softball Game
c. Exhale Yoga and Wellness – Outdoor Wellness Event
4) Municipal Judge Compensation
5) Alternate Municipal Judge Compensation
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – June 18-July 10, 2026
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
2) Request for a Public Hearing at the July 28, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting Regarding Formal Request to the North
Dakota Department of Commerce for an Extension to the Renaissance
Zone Program
D. Engineering
1) SWC Cost Share Agreement | Sloulin Dr & 36th St W Williston Square
Improvements
E. President of the Board
1) Portfolio and Committee Assignments
F. Fire Department
1) Williston Volunteer Fire Department Bylaws Revision
G. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
5. Bid Openings
A. Parking Lot Improvement Project (Engineering)
6. Ordinances
A. Ordinance 1181 – Amendment of IECC (Second Reading)
7. Pe
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Minutes
Board of City Commissioners
July 14, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski, Johnson, Clark, Swint
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: N/A
City Attorney: Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT: Josilyn Bean, RJ Benth, Kenny Bergstrom, Kristin Dixon, Jessica Gillies,
Steven Gutknecht, Kent Jarcik, Corey Johnson, David Juma, Amy Krueger, Karen Larson,
Peggy Masters, Anna Nelson, Ryan O’ Rear, Mark Schneider, Lisa Weidner, Shawn Wenko,
Olivia Wiedrich
1a. Commissioner Oath of Office
Attorney Olson read the Oath of Office to the new members of the Commission as they
raised their right hand after signing their oath on July 1st.
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CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO AGENDA : Clark requested to move 2A4 and 2A5 to 9A for
discussion. Johnson requested to move 2E1 to 8A for discussion as well.
AYES UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – June 23, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. 101 Provisions – Mobile Food Vendor License
b. Crow River Construction – Waste Hauler License
c. Johnny’s Tavern - Tobacco Sales License
3) Street Closures
a. CVB – Chokecherry Festival
b. Williston Police Association – Guns vs Hoses Softball Game
c. Exhale Yoga and Wellness – Outdoor Wellness Event
4) Municipal Judge Compensation
5) Alternate Municipal Judge Compensation
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills
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Tue Jun 23, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
First reading of ordinance amending International Energy Conservation Code
The City Commission will conduct a first reading of Ordinance 1181, which amends the International Energy Conservation Code. Other notable actions include a proposed sale of city-owned property (Lot 5 and part of Lot 6 in the Original Townsite), consideration of a liquor license transfer for North Flats Brewery, and a water service agreement with Northwest Rural Water District. Commissioners will also review multiple economic development applications and routine consent-agenda items.
- First reading of Ordinance 1181 (amendment of IECC)
- Sale of city-owned property – Lot 5 and North 8 feet of Lot 6, Block 17 Original Townsite
- Authorization for A&S Motorsports Memorandum of Understanding Amendment
- Consideration of North Flats Brewery LLC general on/off sale liquor license transfer
- Agreement regarding water service with Northwest Rural Water District
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✓ Decided: Williston City Commission approved agenda changes and consent agenda items
The City Commission approved several administrative actions via the consent agenda, including business licenses and street closures. The meeting also included a unanimous voice vote to amend the agenda.
- Approved agenda changes (unanimous by voice vote)
- Approved June 9, 2026 minutes
- Approved Street Eats mobile food vendor license
- Approved Son Oilfield Services, LLC liquid waste hauler license
- Approved A&S Motorsports Memorandum of Understanding amendment
- Approved sale of City-owned property at Lot 5 and North 8 Feet of Lot 6, Block 17 Original Townsite
- Approved Great Northern Events street closure for America’s 250th Block Party
- Approved WPD street closure for National Night Out
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
June 23 , 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – June 9, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Street Eats – Mobile Food Vendor
b. Son Oilfield Services, LLC – Liquid Waste Hauler
3) A&S Motorsports Memorandum of Understanding Amendment
4) Sale of City-Owned Property – Lot 5 and North 8 Feet of Lot 6, Block
17 Original Townsite
5) Street Closure
a. Great Northern Events – America’s 250th Block Party
b. WPD – National Night Out
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – June 4-19, 2026
2) May 2026 Financial Reports
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
D. Engineering
E. Attorney
F. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
5. Bid Openings
6. Ordinances
A. Ordinance 1181 Amendment of IECC (First Reading)
7. Petitions, Communications, and Remonstrances
8. Report of Commissioners
A. President of the Board
B. Finance Commissioner
C. Airport, Engineering, and Public Works Commissioner
D. Ambulance, Fire, and Police Commissioner
E. Development Services, Economic Development, and Library Commissioner
9. Report of Departments
A. Administration
B. Finance
1) Unofficial Canvass of the June 9, 2026, Primary Election Results
June 23, 2026 2 | Page Agenda
C. Attorney
1) Agreement Regarding Water Service with Northwest R
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MINUTES
Board of City Commissioners
June 23 , 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Gjovig, Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski, Bervig, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: N/A
City Attorney: Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT: Steven Armstrong, Josilyn Bean-Brokaw, Kenny Bergstrom, Jessica
Gillies, Kent Jarcik, Corey Johnson, David Juma, Amy Krueger, Karen Larson, Anna Nelson,
Ryan O’ Rear, Andrea Placher, Mark Schneider, Shawn Wenko, Olivia Wiedrich
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO AGENDA : Change 9B1 to Official Canvass of the June 9th
Election. Add 2A6 for allowing fireworks in city limits as we have done in years past.
Motion by Gjovig seconded by Siemieniewski to approve the changes to the agenda as
presented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – June 9, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Street Eats – Mobile Food Vendor
b. Son Oilfield Services, LLC – Liquid Waste Hauler
3) A&S Motorsports Memorandum of Understanding Amendment
4) Sale of City-Owned Property – Lot 5 and North 8 Feet of Lot 6, Block
17 Original Townsite
5) Street Closure
a. Great Northern Events – America’s 250
th Block Party
b. WPD – National Night Out
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – June 4-19, 2026
Check # Payee Date Amount
12290 Aflac Traditional & Direct 06/12/26 $1,681.34
12291 Avesis 06/12/26 $2,662.81
12292 DCI Cre
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Tue Jun 9, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Williston commission to open bids for WRRF Reuse Pipeline, hold liquor license hearing
The board will consider consent agenda items including a memorandum of understanding, accounts, and contract licenses. A public hearing is set for transfer of a River’s Edge specialty recreational on-sale alcoholic beverage license. The city will open bids for the Williston WRRF Reuse Pipeline Project and receive the Library’s 2025 annual report.
- Bid opening for Williston WRRF Reuse Pipeline Project
- Public hearing on transfer of River’s Edge Specialty Recreational On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage License
- Resolution 26-022 approving change of road on plat
- 42nd St Improvements – Alliance Task Order 26-01
- Library Board appointments and 2025 annual report
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✓ Decided: Williston City Commission approved agenda changes and consent agenda items
The City Commission approved several administrative and financial items via the consent agenda. The meeting included a vote to modify the agenda prior to proceeding with business.
- Approved agenda changes (unanimous by voice vote)
- Approved May 26, 2026 minutes
- Approved business licenses
- Approved A&S Motorsports Memorandum of Understanding
- Approved accounts, claims, and bills for May 21-June 5, 2026
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
June 9, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – May 26, 2026
2) Business Licenses
3) A&S Motorsports Memorandum of Understanding
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – May 21-June 5, 2026
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
D. Engineering
1) 42nd St Improvements – Alliance Task Order 26-01
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
F. Attorney
1) Resolution 26-022 Approving Change of Road on Plat
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
A. Transfer of River’s Edge Specialty Recreational On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage
License
5. Bid Openings
A. Williston WRRF Reuse Pipeline Project
6. Ordinances
7. Petitions, Communications, and Remonstrances
8. Report of Commissioners
A. President of the Board
1) Proclamation – Economic Development Week
B. Finance Commissioner
C. Airport, Engineering, and Public Works Commissioner
D. Ambulance, Fire, and Police Commissioner
E. Development Services, Economic Development, and Library Commissioner
9. Report of Departments
A. Administration
B. Finance
C. Attorney
D. Public Works
E. Engineering
F. Fire Department
G. Police Department
H. Development Services
June 9, 2026 2 | Page Agenda
I. Economic Development
J. Airport
K. Convention and Visitors Bureau
L. Library
1) 2025 Annual Report
10. Appointments a
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Minutes
Board of City Commissioners
June 9, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Bervig, Gjovig, Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: N/A
City Attorney: Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT: Josilyn Bean, Kenny Bergstrom, Jessica Gillies, Steven Gutknecht, Kent
Jarcik, Corey Johnson, David Juma, Amy Krueger Caitlin Kukuk, Karen Larson, Anna Nelson,
Ryan O’ Rear, Andrea Placher, Mark Schneider, Kayla Stamp, Shawn Wenko, Olivia Wiedrich
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO AGENDA : Move 2F to 9C because it requires a roll call vote. Add
9E and 9F as they were in the packet but not the agenda.
Motion by Gjovig seconded by Siemieniewski to approve the changes to the agenda as
presented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – May 26, 2026
2) Business Licenses
3) A&S Motorsports Memorandum of Understanding
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – May 21-June 5, 2026
Check # Payee Amount Date
12282 DCI Credit Service Inc $758.70 05/29/26
12283 ND State Tax Commissioner $370.80 05/29/26
12284 United States Treasury $440.00 05/29/26
12285 Job Service North Dakota $449.38 05/29/26
EPAY North Dakota Child Support $3,976.20 05/29/26
567149 CRYSTAL ERICKSON $1,810.45 05/29/26
567150 KENNETH BERGSTROM $2,885.42 05/29/26
567151 MANDI FUCHS $1,758.48 05/29/26
567152 OLIVIA WIEDRICH $1,7
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Tue May 26, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Commission to consider rezoning Roseland Subdivision lot from agricultural to commercial
The Williston City Commission will hold public hearings on a zone change for Lot 5 of Roseland Subdivision from Agriculture to General Commercial, and on liquor license transfers for Johnny's Tavern and Clarion Hotel. They will also conduct a second reading of Ordinance 1179 to amend single-family dwelling definitions to allow mono-pitch and multi-pitched roofs and require manufactured units to meet HUD U-value standards from 1994 or newer. Additionally, the agenda includes a short plat for the Amerco Uhaul Cecil Subdivision and a bid opening for hangar construction at XWA.
- Zone change for Lot 5, Block 1 Roseland Subdivision 3rd Addition from A to C-2
- Transfer of Johnny's Tavern general on-sale liquor license
- Ordinance 1179 second reading: amending definitions of single-family dwellings to allow minimum 3:12 roof pitch and requiring manufactured units meet HUD 1994 standards
- Short plat for Amerco Uhaul Cecil Subdivision at 5101 2nd Avenue West
- Bid opening for hangar construction at XWA
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✓ Decided: The City Commission approved the agenda and consent agenda items
The Commission approved changes to the meeting agenda. The consent agenda, which included business licenses, street closures, and financial claims, was also approved.
- Approved agenda changes (unanimous by voice vote)
- Approved May 12, 2026 minutes
- Approved Paul Riely auctioneer license
- Approved Corn Dog Co. mobile food vendor license
- Approved Williston Downtowners Association street closures for Crazy Days and Main Steet Market
- Approved request for public hearing regarding Rivers Edge Specialty Recreational On-Sale License transfer
- Approved accounts, claims, and bills for May 7-22, 2026
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AGENDA – Addendum 1
Board of City Commissioners
May 26, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – May 12, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Paul Riely – Auctioneer License
b. Corn Dog Co. – Mobile Food Vendor
3) Street Closures
a. Williston Downtowners Association – Crazy Days
b. Williston Downtowners Association – Main Steet Market
4) Request for Public Hearing – License Transfer of Rivers Edge Specialty
Recreational On-Sale License to WGY6 LLC
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – May 7-22, 2026
2) April 2026 Financial Reports
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
2) Review Application – Rural Water Hookups
D. Engineering
1) AARP Community Challenge Grant Agreement
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
F. Attorney
1) Addendum to Real Estate Purchase Agreement - All Day Retail LLC; 60-
Day Extension of Due Diligence Period
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
A. Zone Change Application for Lot 5, Block 1 Roseland Subdivision 3rd Addition
to Rezone the Property from (A) Agriculture to (C-2) General Commercial
Zoning District
B. Transfer of Johnny’s Tavern General On-Sale Liquor License
C. Transfer of Clarion Hotel and Suites Hotel/Motel Liquor License
D. Proposed Short Plat to create Amerco Uhaul Cecil Subdivision, all of
unplatted parcels 01798540102390, 01798540102400 & 01798
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Minutes
Board of City Commissioners
May 26, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Siemieniewski, Bervig, Gjovig, Bekkedahl, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: N/A
City Attorney: Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT: Josilyn Bean, Hercules Cummings, Steven Gutknecht, Kent Jarcik, Corey
Johnson, David Juma, Caitlin Kukuk, Karen Larson, Anna Nelson, Ryan O’ Rear, Mark
Schneider, Lisa Weidner, Shawn Wenko, Olivia Wiedrich
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO AGENDA: add 4D under public hearing and add 13A for executive
session regarding contract negotiations.
Motion by Bervig seconded by Gjovig to approve the changes to the agenda as
presented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – May 12, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Paul Riely – Auctioneer License
b. Corn Dog Co. – Mobile Food Vendor
3) Street Closures
a. Williston Downtowners Association – Crazy Days
b. Williston Downtowners Association – Main Steet Market
4) Request for Public Hearing – License Transfer of Rivers Edge Specialty
Recreational On-Sale License to WGY6 LLC
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – May 7-22, 2026
Check # Payee Amount Date
12272 Aflac Traditional & Direct $1,681.34 05/15/26
12273 Avesis $2,735.99 05/15/26
12274 ND State Tax Commissioner $370.80 05/15/26
12275 WEX Health Inc. $4,380.05 05/15/26
12276 Medico Life and
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Tue May 12, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
First reading of ordinance amending dwelling definitions and manufactured home requirements
The City Commission will hold the first reading of Ordinance 1179, which amends definitions for single-family dwellings to allow mono-pitch and multi-pitched roofs with a minimum 3:12 pitch and requires manufactured units to meet HUD code standards from 1994 or newer. The agenda also includes requests for public hearings on liquor license transfers for Johnny's Tavern and Clarion Hotel, and a zone change for Lot 5 in Roseland Subdivision from Agriculture to General Commercial. Consent items cover street closures for Summer Nights on Main and a 27:17 Ministries event, as well as bids for snow removal equipment, airport pavement maintenance, airport access controls, and a brush truck. Proclamations for Arbor Day, Public Works Week, and EMS Week will be presented.
- First reading of Ordinance 1179 amending dwelling definitions and manufactured home standards
- Request for public hearing on zone change for Lot 5, Block 1 Roseland Subdivision from Agriculture to C-2 General Commercial
- Public hearings requested for transfer of Johnny's Tavern liquor license and Clarion Hotel hotel/motel license
- Bid openings for snow removal equipment, airport pavement maintenance, airport access controls, and brush truck
- Street closures for Summer Nights on Main and 27:17 Ministries – Sharpen
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✓ Decided: Commission unanimously approved agenda, minutes, street closures, and payments
The commission approved the meeting agenda by voice vote. It approved the April 28 minutes, authorized two street closures, and approved requests for public hearings on the Johnny’s Tavern and Clarion Hotel license transfers. The board also approved a series of accounts, claims, and bills totaling many individual payments.
- Agenda approved (unanimous voice vote)
- April 28 minutes approved
- Street closure "Summer Nights on Main" approved
- Street closure "27:17 Ministries – Sharpen" approved
- Public hearing request for Johnny’s Tavern license transfer approved
- Public hearing request for Clarion Hotel and Suites license transfer approved
- Accounts, claims, and bills approved (multiple payments listed)
- No other motions were denied or tabled
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
May 12, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – April 28, 2026
2) Street Closure
a. Summer Nights on Main
b. 27:17 Ministries – Sharpen
3) a. Request for a Public Hearing at the May 26, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for the Transfer of the Johnny’s Tavern
General On-Sale License
b. Request for a Public Hearing at the May 26, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for the transfer of the Clarion Hotel and Suites
Hotel/Motel License
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – April 23-May 8, 2026
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
2) Request for a Public Hearing at the May 28, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting to Consider a Zone Change Application for Lot
5, Block 1 Roseland Subdivision 3
rd Addition to Rezone the Property
from (A) Agriculture to (C-2) General Commercial Zoning District
D. Engineering
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
F. Attorney
1) Second Addendum to Purchase Agreement – 7th Inning Stretch, LLC
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
A. Ordinance 1179 – Amendment to Ordinance 613, Section 31 – Definitions to
Amend the Definitions of Dwelling, Single-Family and Dwelling, Single-Family
Detached to Include Mono-Pitch and Multi-Pitched Roofs with a Minimum
3:12 Roof Pitch and to Allow Manufactured Units a
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MINUTES
Board of City Commissioners
May 12
,
2026
| 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1.
Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:
Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski, Bervig,
Gjovig,
Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
N/A
City Attorney:
Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT:
Josilyn Bean,
Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings,
Steven Gutknecht,
Kent Jarcik,
Corey Johnson,
David Juma,
Amy K
reuger,
Anna Nelson,
Ryan O
’
Rear
,
Mark
Schneider,
Lisa W
eid
ner,
Shawn Wenko
, Oli
via Wi
edrich
Motion by
Gjovig
seconded by Siemieniewski to approve the agenda as presented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2.
Consent Agenda
A.
Administration
1)
Approval of Minutes
–
April 28
, 202
6
2)
Street Closure
a.
Summer Nights on Main
b.
27:17 Ministries
–
Sharpen
3)
a.
Request for a Public Hearing at the May 26, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for the Transfer of the Johnny’s Tavern
General On
-
Sale License
b.
Request for a Public Hearing at the May 26, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for the
transfer
of the Clarion Hotel and Suites
Hotel/Motel License
B.
Auditor and Finance
1)
Accounts, Claims
,
and Bills
–
April 23
-
May 8,
202
6
Check #
Payee
Amount
Date
12264
Aflac Traditional & Direct
$1,681.34
05/01/26
12265
Avesis
$2,688.87
05/01/26
12266
ND State Tax Commissioner
$370.80
05/01/26
12267
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Tue Apr 28, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Final subdivision plat for Williston Square and Sloulin Field First Addition to be considered
The City Commission will review and decide on the final subdivision plat for multiple lots in the Williston Square Subdivision and the Sloulin Field First Addition. The agenda also includes routine consent items, bid openings for equipment, and departmental reports such as the 2027 budget kickoff and fire fleet reduction. Public comment and a petition regarding a general off‑sale license transfer are also on the docket.
- Final subdivision plat for Lot 1R Williston Square Subdivision and related lots
- Bid opening for a bucket truck (forestry)
- Bid opening for a 2025 or newer cover machine (landfill)
- Sale of a 2012 Chevrolet Silverado (fire department)
- North Flats Brewery LLC – general off‑sale license transfer (unfinished business)
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AGENDA – Addendum 1
Board of City Commissioners
April 28 , 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes
a. Regular Meeting - April 14, 2026
b. Tax Equalization Meeting – April 15, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Suzie Q’s Ice Cream Truck – 2026 Frozen Food Vendor License
Renewal
b. Badlands Berry Bowls – 2026 Frozen Food Vendor License Renewal
c. The Drizzle Homemade Ice Cream - 2026 Frozen Food Vendor
License Renewal
d. Antojitos Del Compita - 2026 Frozen Food Vendor License Renewal
3) Street Closures
a. CVB Band Day
4) Proclamation – National Small Business Week
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – April 9-24, 2026
2) March 2026 Financial Reports
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
D. Engineering
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
1) Williston WRRF Reuse Project (Engineering)
2) Hangar Construction (Airport)
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
5. Bid Openings
A. Bucket Truck (Forestry)
B. 2025 or Newer Cover Machine (Landfill)
C. Sale of 2012 Chevrolet Silverado (Fire)
6. Ordinances
7. Petitions, Communications, and Remonstrances
A. Vector Control Update – Hunter Deerman, Director
8. Report of Commissioners
A. President of the Board
1) Mayor for a Day
2) Proclamation – Building Safety Month
3) Proclamation – National Travel & Tourism Week
April 28, 2026 2 | Page A
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MINUTES
Board of City Commissioners
April 28
, 2026
| 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1.
Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:
Gjovig, Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski,
Bervig,
Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
N/A
City Attorney:
Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT:
Josilyn Bean,
Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings,
Steven Gutknecht,
Kent Jarcik,
Corey Johnson, David Juma,
Alyssa Nelson, Anna Nelson,
Mark Schneider,
Shawn Wenko
Motion by
Bekkedahl
seconded by
Siemieniewski
to approve the agenda as presented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2.
Consent Agenda
A.
Administration
1)
Approval of Minutes
a.
Regular Meeting
-
April 14
, 202
6
b.
Tax Equalization Meeting
–
April 15, 2026
2)
Business Licenses
a.
Suzie Q’s Ice Cream Truck
–
2026
Frozen Food Vendor License
Renewal
b.
Badlands Berry Bowls
–
202
6 Frozen Food Vendor License Renewal
c.
The Drizzle Homemade Ice Cream
-
2026 Frozen Food Vendor
License Renewal
d.
Antojitos Del Compita
-
2026 Frozen Food Vendor License Renewal
3)
Street Closures
a.
CVB Band Day
4)
Proclamation
–
National Small Business Week
B.
Auditor and Finance
1)
Accounts, Claims
,
and Bills
–
April 9
-
24,
202
6
Check #
Payee
Amount
Date
12255
Aflac Traditional & Direct
$1,681.34
04/17/26
12256
Avesis
$2,745.63
04/17/26
12257
DCI Credit Service Inc
$246.41
04/1
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Wed Apr 15, 2026
Tax Equalization Meeting
Board to hear protests and act on property assessments
The Williston Board of Equalization will present the assessment roll and annual report, then hold a public hearing to receive audience comments and formal protests. The board will take individual actions on protests, consider corrections, exemptions, homestead credit applications, disabled veterans' credit applications, and review commissioner and office personnel properties before making findings and motions.
- Present assessment roll and annual report
- Open public hearing for audience comments and formal protests
- Board actions on individual audience comments and formal protests
- Consider corrections, exemptions, homestead credit applications, and disabled veterans' credit applications
- Review City of Williston Commissioner Properties and Office Personnel Properties
property-taxequalizationpublic-hearinghomestead-creditveterans-creditassessmentsboard-of-equalization
✓ Decided: Board adopts assessor's recommendations on protests and corrections (5‑0)
The Board of Equalization voted 5‑0 to adopt the assessor’s recommendations on all formal protests received. It also voted 5‑0 to adopt the assessor’s recommendations on the 61 listed assessment corrections. Both motions were approved unanimously.
- Adopt assessor's protest recommendations (5-0)
- Adopt assessor's correction recommendations (5-0)
- Approve meeting agenda (unanimous voice vote)
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Agenda
City of Williston Board of Equalization
6:00 P.M. – Wednesday, April 15, 2026
John Kautzman Commission Room – Williston City Hall
22 E Broadway, Williston, ND 58802
___________________________________________________________________________________
1. Roll Call
2. Present Assessment Roll and Annual Report
3. Present Recommendations
A. Residential
B. Commercial
4. Open Public Hearing
A. Audience, Comments, and Protests
B. Formal Protests Received Prior to Equalization
5. Close Public Meeting
6. Board Actions Regarding Public Meeting
A. Individual Actions – Audience Comments and Protests
B. Individual Actions – Formal Protests Received Prior to Equalization
7. Corrections
8. Exemptions
9. Homestead Credit Applications
10. Disabled Veterans’ Credit Applications
11. City of Williston Commissioner Properties
12. Office Personnel Properties
13. Findings and Motions
14. Adjourn Meeting
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Minutes
City of Williston Board of Equalization
6:00 P.M. – Wednesday , April 15, 2026
John Kautzman Commission Room – Williston City Hall
22 E Broadway, Williston, ND 58802
1. Roll Call and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Lucas Gjovig, Victoria Siemieniewski, James Bervig, Brad
Bekkedahl, Howard Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: none
Motion by Bekkedahl seconded by Gjovig to approve the agenda as presented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2. Present Assessment Roll and Annual Report
Lea Dunn: City Assessor
The Williams County Assessor’s Office has prepared this 2026 Assessment Report for the
City of Williston. This report includes specific information regarding the 2026 assessment as
well as general information about the assessment process.
North Dakota statutes establish specific requirements for the assessment of property. The
law requires that all real property be valued at True and Full Value, which is defined as the
market value as of the February 1
st assessment date.
The estimated market values established through the 2026 assessment are based upon
actual real estate market trends of Williston properties taking place from January 1, 2025,
through December 31, 2025. From these trends, our mass appraisal system is used to
determine individual property values.
The starting point of real property assessment is True and Full Value. For property classified
as residential or commercial, True and Full Value means its market value or the price a
prope
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Tue Apr 14, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Williston City Commission to consider flood hazard and elevation ordinances
The Board of City Commissioners will hold second readings for two ordinances regarding flood hazard and elevation compliance. The body will also conduct public hearings for alcoholic beverage licenses and open bids for city equipment and infrastructure projects.
- Ordinance 1177: Amending Flood Hazard Overlay District
- Ordinance 1178: Adopting Flood Elevation to comply with ND State Law
- Public hearings for 202 Brix and North Flats Brewery LLC liquor licenses
- Bid openings for a 2025 or newer Truck Sweeper, Cell 6 Expansion Project, and WRRF Reuse Pump Station
- Short Plat Application for Lots 11-14R & Lots 23-26R, Block 2 of the Northgate Subdivision
flood-managementzoningliquor-licensesinfrastructurebids
✓ Decided: City Commission approved the meeting agenda
The commission unanimously approved the agenda as presented. The consent agenda was approved, including the March 24 minutes, a mobile food‑truck license for Cyber Hot Dog LLC, and the Wild West Days extreme bull‑riding street closure. No other substantive actions were taken.
- Approved agenda (unanimous voice vote)
- Approved March 24, 2026 minutes (consent agenda)
- Approved Cyber Hot Dog LLC mobile food‑truck license (consent agenda)
- Approved Wild West Days extreme bull‑riding street closure (consent agenda)
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
April 14 , 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – March 24, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Cyber Hot Dog LLC – Mobile Food Truck License
3) Street Closure – Wild West Days – Extreme Bull Riding
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – March 19-April 10, 2026
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
D. Engineering
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
1) Snow Removal Equipment – Plow/Spreader (XWA)
2) Pavement Maintenance – Commercial Apron & Taxilanes (XWA)
3) Access Controls and Video Surveillance RFP (XWA)
F. Economic Development
1) Tri-County Regional Development Council Lease Addendum
G. Attorney
1) Joint Powers Agreement with Park District – Reuse Line (Resolution
26-019)
2) Williston Park District Golf Course Lease (Resolution 26-020)
3) Updated Purchase Agreement with Jaxon-Jaeger Rental (Resolution
26-021)
4) First Addendum to Typhoon Rentals Purchase Agreement
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
A. 202 Brix – Beer and Wine On-Sale Alcoholic Beverage License
B. North Flats Brewery LLC – General Off sale License Transfer
5. Bid Openings
A. 2025 or Newer Truck Sweeper (Streets)
B. Cell 6 Expansion Project (Landfill)
C. Williston WRRF Reuse Pump Station Procurement (Engineering)
6. Ordinances
A. Ordinance 1177 – Amending Flood Hazar
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MINUTES
Board of City Commissioners
April 14 , 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Bervig, Gjovig, Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: N/A
City Attorney: Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT: Josilyn Bean, Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings, Steven Gutknecht,
Kent Jarcik, Corey Johnson, David Juma, Alyssa Nelson, Anna Nelson, Ryan O’ Rear, Mark
Schneider, Lisa Weidner, Shawn Wenko
Motion by Siemieniewski seconded by Gjovig to approve the agenda as presented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – March 24, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Cyber Hot Dog LLC – Mobile Food Truck License
3) Street Closure – Wild West Days – Extreme Bull Riding
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – March 19-April 10, 2026
12243 Aflac Traditional & Direct $1,637.79 04/03/26
12244 Avesis $2,669.95 04/03/26
12245 DCI Credit Service Inc $414.90 04/03/26
12246 ND State Tax Commissioner $370.80 04/03/26
12247 WEX Health Inc. $4,180.05 04/03/26
12248 Medico Life and Health Insurance Co $1,012.40 04/03/26
12249 United States Treasury $440.00 04/03/26
12250 Job Service North Dakota $419.84 04/03/26
EPAY IAFF Local 3734 $700.00 04/03/26
EPAY North Dakota Child Support $4,840.65 04/03/26
EPAY Pennsylvania Child Support $385.00 04/03/26
EPAY Washington Child Support $393.00 04/03/26
EPA
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Tue Mar 24, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Williston City Commission to hold public hearings on flood hazard and elevation ordinances
The Board of City Commissioners will conduct first readings of ordinances regarding the Flood Hazard Overlay District and flood elevation compliance. The meeting includes appointments for Fire Chief and Airport Director, as well as reviews of airport service and infrastructure agreements.
- Public hearing on Ordinance 1177 (Flood Hazard Overlay District) and Ordinance 1178 (Flood Elevation Ordinance)
- Second reading of Ordinance 1175 (Temporary Greenhouses) and Ordinance 1176 (Williston Square PUD Core Area Subdistrict)
- Purchase agreement for Lot 19, Block 1 of the Monroe Subdivision (Resolution 26-009)
- Appointments of Corey Johnson as Fire Chief and Ryan O’Rear as Airport Director
- Air Service Agreement with Sun Country Airlines and Radio Distribution Agreement with Verizon Wireless
zoningflood-managementairportpublic-worksappointments
✓ Decided: City Commission unanimously approves meeting agenda
The commission approved the agenda as presented by a unanimous voice vote. The consent agenda items—including minutes, business licenses, a public‑hearing request, and a list of payments—were listed but no vote or decision was recorded for them.
- Agenda approved (unanimous voice vote)
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
March 24, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – March 10, 2026
2) Business Licenses
3) Request for a Public Hearing at the April 14, 2026 Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for 202 Brix Beer and Wine On-Sale License
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – March 5-20, 2026
2) February 2026 Financial Reports
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
2) Rural Water Hookup Applications
D. Engineering
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
1) 2025 or Newer Cover Machine (Landfill)
2) Bucket Truck (Forestry)
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
A. Ordinance 1177 – Amending Section 7.F-H Flood Hazard Overlay District, an
Amendment to Ordinance 613, of the City of Williston Zoning Ordinance (First
Reading)
B. Ordinance 1178 – Amending Ordinance 930, an Ordinance Adopting a Flood
Elevation Ordinance for the City of Williston to Comply with Newly Adopted
State Law (SB 2027/NDCC Flood Plain Management Updates) (First Reading)
C. Transfer of Alcoholic Beverage License Locations – Missouri Ventures, Inc. dba
Johnny’s Tavern and Midway Junction II, LLC
5. Bid Openings
6. Ordinances
A. Ordinance 1175 – Temporary Uses and Structures to Allow Temporary
Greenhouses (Second Reading)
B. Ordinance 1176 – Core Area Subdistrict of the Williston Square Planned Uni
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MINUTES
Board of City Commissioners
March
24
, 2026
| 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1.
Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:
Siemieniewski, Gjovig,
Bekkedahl, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
Bervig
City Attorney:
Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT:
Josilyn Bean, RJ Benth,
Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings,
Steven
Gutknecht
,
Kent Jarcik,
Corey Johnson,
David Juma,
Marc Mohr,
Alyssa Nelson,
Anna
Nelson, Ryan O’ Rear,
Mark Schneider,
Lisa Weidner
, Shawn Wenko
Motion by Gjovig seconded by Siemieniewski to approve the agenda as presented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2.
Consent Agenda
A.
Administration
1)
Approval of Minutes
–
March 10
, 202
6
2)
Business Licenses
3)
Request for a Public Hearing at the April 14, 2026 Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for 202 Brix Beer and Wine
O
n
-
S
ale
L
icense
B.
Auditor and Finance
1)
Accounts, Claims
,
and Bills
–
March 5
-
20,
202
6
Check #
Payee
Amount
Date
12234
Aflac Traditional & Direct
$1,637.79
03/20/26
12235
Avesis
$2,778.11
03/20/26
12236
DCI Credit Service Inc
$580.08
03/20/26
12237
ND State Tax Commissioner
$370.80
03/20/26
12238
WEX Health Inc.
$4,380.05
03/20/26
12239
Medico Life and Health Insurance Co
$1,041.46
03/20/26
12240
United States Treasury
$440.00
03/20/26
12241
Job Service North Dakota
$430.33
03/20/26
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Tue Mar 10, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Williston City Commission to hold hearings on zoning and liquor licenses
The Board of City Commissioners will conduct public hearings regarding temporary greenhouse use and the Williston Square Planned Unit Development. The body is also considering a rezone of the Energy Center Subdivision and several business licenses.
- Public hearing on Ordinance 1175 regarding temporary/seasonal greenhouses
- Public hearing on Ordinance 1176 regarding Williston Square Planned Unit Development
- Rezone of Lots 4, 5 and 6 of the Energy Center Subdivision to Mixed-Use Core Area Subdistrict
- Authorization to advertise bids for 2026 Landfill Cell 6 Expansion Project
- Alcoholic beverage license applications for Busy Buns and True North Crafted LLC
zoningland-uselicensinginfrastructurepublic-hearings
✓ Decided: City Commission unanimously approves agenda changes and multiple licenses
The commission approved changes to the consent agenda and then adopted the full agenda, both by unanimous voice vote. A request for a public hearing on Johnny’s Tavern and Midway Junction license transfer was added to the agenda with unanimous support. The consent agenda items—including the February 24, 2026 minutes, three business licenses, and a list of February‑March payments—were approved.
- Approved changes to consent agenda (unanimous voice vote)
- Approved full agenda with changes (unanimous voice vote)
- Added public hearing request for Johnny’s Tavern and Midway Junction license transfer (unanimous voice vote)
- Approved February 24, 2026 minutes (consent agenda)
- Approved waste hauler license for Nu World Haul & Disposal LLC (consent agenda)
- Approved tobacco license for Celestial Smoke LLC (consent agenda)
- Approved auctioneer license for RK Auction Co. (consent agenda)
- Approved payment of listed accounts, claims, and bills for Feb 19‑Mar 6, 2026 (consent agenda)
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
March 10, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – February 24, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Nu World Haul & Disposal LLC – Waste Hauler License
b. Celestial Smoke LLC – Tobacco License
c. RK Auction Co. – Auctioneer License
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – February 19-March 6, 2026
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
2) Request for a Public Hearing at the March 24, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting to Consider Ordinance 1177 Amending Section
7.F-H Flood Hazard Overlay District, an Amendment to Ordinance 613,
of the City of Williston Zoning Ordinance
3) Request for a Public Hearing at the March 24, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting to Consider Ordinance 1178 to Amend
Ordinance 930, an Ordinance Adopting a Flood Elevation Ordinance for
the City of Williston to Comply with Newly Adopted State Law (SB
2027/NDCC Flood Plain Management Updates)
4) Rural Water Hookup Applications
D. Engineering
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
1) 2025 or Newer Truck Sweep (Streets)
2) 2026 Landfill Cell 6 Expansion Project (Landfill)
3) Sale of 1989 American General HMMWV-Brush Truck (Fire)
4) Sale of 2012 Chevrolet Silverado (Fire)
F. Administration
1) Broadway Commons Transitional Housing Lease Agreement – Williams
County
3. Publi
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M
INUTES
Board of City Commissioners
March
10,
2026
| 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1.
Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:
Bekkedahl,
Bervig,
Gj
ovig,
Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
Siemieniewski
City Attorney:
Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT:
Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings,
Rodney
Dickerson,
Kent Jarcik,
Corey Johnson,
Amy Kreuger,
Mar
c
Mohr,
Anna Nelson,
Mark Schneider,
Scott Vas
sen,
Lisa
Weidner
,
Shawn
Wenko,
Olivia Wiedrich
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
: Add 2
F2 Request for
a
Publi
c H
ea
ring for
John
ny
’
s
Tavern and Midway Junction License Tra
ns
f
er.
Motion by Be
kke
dahl
seconded by Bervig to approve the c
hanges
to the consent
agenda
as presented
.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE
VOTE
Motion by Be
rvig seconded by Bekkedahl to appr
ove the agenda with the changes as
pre
sented.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOT
E
2.
Consent Agenda
A.
Administration
1)
Approval of Minutes
–
February 24
, 202
6
2)
Business Licenses
a.
Nu World Haul & Disposal LLC
–
Waste Hauler License
b.
Celestial Smoke LLC
–
Tobacco License
c.
RK Auction Co.
–
Auctioneer License
B.
Auditor and Finance
1)
Accounts, Claims
,
and Bills
–
February
19
-
March 6
,
202
6
12224
Aflac Traditional & Direct
$1,637.79
03/06/26
12225
Avesis
$2,740.27
03/06/26
12226
DCI Credit Service Inc
$607.94
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Tue Feb 24, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Williston City Commission to hold public hearing on Williston Square land use
The Board of City Commissioners will consider a land use change for Lots 29 and 31 of the Williston Square Subdivision. The meeting also includes reviews of grant applications and a police department fleet proposal.
- Public hearing for rezoning Lot 31 of Williston Square Subdivision from R-1 to P: Parks and Open Space District
- Proposed amendment to change land use for Lots 29 and 31 of Williston Square Subdivision to Golf Course/Open Space
- Police Department Fleet Proposal
- Western Area Water Supply (WAWSA) SRF Loan Agreement (Resolution 26-006)
- Community Grant Applications for CHI St. Alexius Health Williston Foundation, New Hope Church, Spring Lake Nature Center, and Williston Basin Airshow
zoningland-usegrantspolicewater-infrastructure
✓ Decided: City Commission unanimously approved agenda changes and consent items
The commission voted unanimously to adopt agenda changes. It then approved the February 10, 2026 meeting minutes, a tobacco license for GS1 LLC, and a list of city payments and claims as part of the consent agenda.
- Approved agenda changes (unanimous voice vote)
- Approved February 10, 2026 minutes (consent agenda)
- Approved tobacco license for GS1 LLC (consent agenda)
- Approved listed accounts, claims, and bills (consent agenda)
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
February 24 , 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – February 10, 2026
2) Business Licenses
a. Tobacco License – GS1 LLC
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – February 5-20, 2026
2) January 2026 Financial Reports
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
2) Request for a Public Meeting at the March 10, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for Ordinance 1176: Amending Section F. Core
Area Subdistrict of the Williston Square Planned Unit Development
3) Request for a Public Hearing at the March 10, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for a Rezone of Lots 4, 5 and 6 of the Energy
Center Subdivision from the Business Overlay District to the Mixed-Use
Core Area Subdistrict
D. Engineering
1) USACE Williston Bike Path Easement
2) AARP Community Challenge Grant Application 2026
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
1) Williston WRRF Reuse Pump Station Procurement (Engineering)
3. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
A. Amendment to the Planned Unit Development from a Residential Land Use
Designation to Golf Course/Open Space for Lots 29 and 31, Williston Square
Subdivision; and a Rezone of Lot 31 from R-1: Single-Family Residential to P:
Parks and Open Space District, Williston Square Subdivision
5. Bid Openings
A. Concurrence of Award of 20
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MINUTES
Board of City Commissioners
February 24
, 2026
| 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1.
Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:
Gjovig, Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski, Bervig, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
N/A
City Attorney:
Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT:
Josilyn Bean,
Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings, Steven Gutknecht,
Kent Jarcik,
Corey Johnson,
David Juma
, Amy Kreuger, Ryan O’Rear,
Mark Schneider,
Richard
Thompson,
Lisa Weidner
, Shawn Wenko, Olivia Wiedrich
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
: Add 2C4 to consent as well as 9
I2b to the packet
Motion by
Gjovig seconded by Bekkedahl,
to
approve changes to the agenda.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2.
Consent Agenda
A.
Administration
1)
Approval of Minutes
–
February 10
, 202
6
2)
Business Licenses
a.
Tobacco License
–
GS1 LLC
B.
Auditor and Finance
1)
Accounts, Claims
,
and Bills
–
February
5
-
20
,
202
6
Check #
Payee
Amount
Date
12211
Aflac Traditional & Direct
$1,637.79
02/20/26
12212
Avesis
$2,759.19
02/20/26
12213
DCI Credit Service Inc
$409.18
02/20/26
12214
ND State Tax Commissioner
$370.80
02/20/26
12215
WEX Health Inc.
$4,380.05
02/20/26
12216
Medico Life and Health Insurance Co
$1,034.74
02/20/26
12217
United States Treasury
$440.00
02/20/26
12218
Schweigert Klemin & McBride P.C.
-
Collection Div.
$552.75
02/
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Tue Feb 10, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Commission to consider PUD amendment and zone change for Williston Square lots
The commission will consider a consent agenda item requesting a public hearing to amend a Planned Unit Development and change zoning on Lot 29 and Lot 31 in the Williston Square Subdivision. They will also open bids for several infrastructure projects, including the 2026 Williston Square Improvements Project and the West Broadway Improvements Project. A purchase agreement with Typhoon Rentals LLC and an executive session for contract negotiations on Williston Square property are also scheduled.
- Request for a public hearing to amend the Planned Unit Development and change zoning on Lot 29 and Lot 31, Williston Square Subdivision
- Bid opening for the 2026 Williston Square Improvements Project
- Purchase Agreement – Typhoon Rentals LLC – Resolution 26-004
- Anti-Fraud Policy report from Finance Department
- Executive session for contract negotiations on Williston Square property
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✓ Decided: City Commission approves agenda, minutes and financial items
The commission unanimously approved the meeting agenda by voice vote. It also approved the January 27, 2026 minutes, the pending business licenses, and the accounts, claims and bills for Jan 22‑Feb 6, 2026 as part of the consent agenda.
- Agenda approved (unanimous voice vote)
- Approved Jan 27, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approved pending business licenses
- Approved accounts, claims and bills (Jan 22‑Feb 6, 2026)
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AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
February 10,
2026
| 6:00 pm CT
City Hall
& GoToMeeting | Williston
, North Dakota
1.
Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2.
Consent Agenda
A.
Administration
1)
Approval of Minutes
–
January 27
, 202
6
2)
Business Licenses
B.
Auditor and Finance
1)
Accounts, Claims
,
and Bills
–
January
2
2
-
February
6
,
202
6
C.
Development Services
1)
Contractor Licenses
2)
Request for a Public Hearing at the February 24, 2026, Board of City
Commissioner Meetings to Consider an Amendment to the Planned
Unit Development from a Residential Land Use Designation to Golf
Course/Open Space on Lot 29 and Lot 31, Williston Square Sub
division;
and to Consider a Zone Change from R
-
1: Single Family Residential to
P: Park Open Space Zoning District on Lot 31, Williston Square
Subdivision.
D.
Engineering
E.
Authorization to
Advertise for
Bid
s
1)
2026 Underground Wire Replacement Project
F.
Economic Development
1)
Purchase Agreement
–
Typhoon Rentals LLC
–
Resolution 26
-
004
G.
Attorney
1)
Renewal Contract
–
City
Administrator
2)
First Addendum to Real Estate Purchase Agreement
–
Quest Properties
LLC
3.
Public
Comment
4.
Public
Hearings
A.
Subdivision Application for Lot 1R Williston Square Subdivision a
Rearrangement of Lot 19; Lot 16, 17, 18 & 20 of the Williston Square
Subdivision; Lots 1, 2 & 6 of the PSAP Subdivision; and L
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MINUTES
Board of City Commissioners
February 10, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston , North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Gjovig, Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski, Bervig, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: N/A
City Attorney: Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT: Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings, Steven Gutknecht, Kent Jarcik,
Corey Johnson, David Juma, Mitch Melberg, Anna Nelson, Ryan O’Rear, Mark Schneider, Lisa
Weidner
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA :
Motion by Bekkedahl seconded by Bervig, to approve the agenda.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes – January 27, 2026
2) Business Licenses
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills – January 22-February 6, 2026
Check # Payee Amount Date
12202 Aflac Traditional & Direct $1,637.79 02/06/26
12203 Avesis $2,683.51 02/06/26
12204 DCI Credit Service Inc $694.11 02/06/26
12205 ND State Tax Commissioner $370.80 02/06/26
12206 WEX Health Inc. $4,180.05 02/06/26
12207 Medico Life and Health Insurance Co $1,023.48 02/06/26
12208 United States Treasury $440.00 02/06/26
12209 Job Service North Dakota $413.03 02/06/26
EPAY IAFF Local 3734 $675.00 02/06/26
EPAY North Dakota Child Support $5,126.35 02/06/26
EPAY Pennsylvania Child Support $385.00 02/06/26
EPAY Washington Child Support $393.00 02/06/26
February 10, 2026 2 | Page Minutes
564359 ALYSSA NELSON $1,593.88 02/06/26
564
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Tue Jan 27, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Commission to consider public hearing for multiple subdivisions and TAP grant
The City Commission will consider consent agenda items including authorizing a public hearing for several subdivision applications, approving a 2026 TAP Grant Cost Participation and Maintenance Agreement, reducing the Fire Department fleet, and accepting a quit claim deed for Pheasant Crossing HOA. The meeting also includes department reports on economic development incentives such as the C4 Facade Incentive for 2D Ink and Flex PACE Scoring Grid changes.
- Request for public hearing on Energy Center Subdivision and multiple Williston Square, PSAP, and Sloulin Field subdivisions
- 2026 TAP Grant Cost Participation and Maintenance Agreement
- Fire Department fleet reduction
- Quit Claim Deed for Pheasant Crossing Homeowners Association
- C4 Facade Incentive for 2D Ink
zoningtransportationpublic-worksfire-departmenteconomic-developmentland-use
✓ Decided: City Commission unanimously approves agenda change and consent agenda
The commission moved item 2G1 to 9C by a unanimous voice vote. It then approved the consent agenda, which included the January 13, 2026 minutes, business licenses, and a series of account, claim, and bill payments. No other actions were recorded.
- Approved agenda change moving 2G1 to 9C (unanimous voice vote)
- Approved consent agenda: January 13, 2026 minutes
- Approved consent agenda: business licenses
- Approved consent agenda: accounts, claims, and bills payments
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WILLISTON
CITY COMMISSION
AGENDA
Board of City Commissioners
January 27, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes — January 13, 2026
2) Business Licenses
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills — January 8-23, 2026
2) December 2025 Financial Reports
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
2) Request for a Public Hearing at the February 10, 2026, Board of City
Commissioners Meeting for the Energy Center Subdivision; a
Subdivision Application for Lot 1R Williston Square Subdivision a
Rearrangement of Lot 19; Lot 16, 17, 18, & 20 of the Williston Square
Subdivision; Lots 1, 2 & 6 of the PSAP Subdivision; and Lot 1-12 of the
Sloulin Field First Addition
D. Engineering
1) 2026 TAP Grant Cost Participation and Maintenance (CPM) Agreement
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
F. Fire Department
1) Fleet Reduction
G. City Attorney
1) Quit Claim Deed — Pheasant Crossing Homeowners Association
5. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
5. Bid Openings
6. Ordinances
7. Petitions, Communications, and Remonstrances
8. Report of Commissioners
A. President of the Board
B. Finance Commissioner
C. Airport, Engineering, and Public Works Commissioner
D. Ambulance, Fire, and Police Commissioner
E. Development Services, Economic Development, and Library Commissioner
9. Report of Departments
A. Administration
B. Finance
1) Semi-A
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Minutes
Board of City Commissioners
January
27
, 2026
| 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1.
Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:
Bekkedahl, Siemieniewski, Bervig, Gjovig, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
N/A
City Attorney:
Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT:
Josilyn Bean, Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings, Steven Gutknecht,
Kent Jarcik, David Juma, Amy Kreuger, Mitch Melberg, Anna Nelson
,
Mark Schneider, Lisa
Weidner, Shawn Wenko
CHANGES/ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
: Move 2G1 to 9C
Motion by
Bekkedahl seconded by Bervig,
to
approve
the changes to
the agenda.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2.
Consent Agenda
A.
Administration
1)
Approval of Minutes
–
January 13
, 202
6
2)
Business Licenses
B.
Auditor and Finance
1)
Accounts, Claims
,
and Bills
–
January
8
-
23
,
202
6
Check #
Payee
Amount
Date
EPAY
IAFF Local 3734
$675.00
01/23/26
EPAY
North Dakota Child Support
$5,126.35
01/23/26
EPAY
Pennsylvania Child Support
$385.00
01/23/26
EPAY
Washington Child Support
$393.00
01/23/26
12191
Aflac Traditional & Direct
$1,637.79
01/23/26
12192
Avesis
$2,740.27
01/23/26
12193
ND State Tax Commissioner
$370.80
01/23/26
12194
WEX Health Inc.
$4,380.05
01/23/26
12195
Medico Life and Health Insurance Co
$1,027.34
01/23/26
12196
United States Treasury
$440.00
01/23/26
12197
Christopher A
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Tue Jan 13, 2026
Regular City Commission Meeting
Zone change from agriculture to heavy industrial for Northview Subdivision
The City Commission will hold public hearings on a proposed zone change for Lot 1 and Lot 3 of the Northview Subdivision from agriculture to heavy industrial, and on tax abatements for Renaissance Station and Renaissance on Main properties. The consent agenda includes resolutions to vacate a public right-of-way in Bennett Industrial Park, authorize a lead service line inventory, and approve a purchase agreement with All Day Retail, LLC. Several bid authorizations for sidewalk, seal coat, and striping projects are also on the agenda.
- Public hearing: Comprehensive plan change and zone change for Lot 1 & Lot 3 Northview Subdivision from agriculture (A) to heavy industrial (M-2)
- Public hearing: Tax abatement for tax year 2024 for Renaissance Station LLC property (01-001-00-00-14-400)
- Public hearing: Tax abatement for tax year 2024 for Renaissance on Main LP property (01-001-00-00-27-100)
- Resolution 26-002: Vacation of a 50' access and utility easement on Lot 1RA, Bennett Industrial Park
- Resolution 26-003: Purchase Agreement with All Day Retail, LLC
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WILLISTON
CITY COMMISSION
AGENDA — Addendum 1
Board of City Commissioners
January 13, 2026 | 6:00 pm CT
City Hall & GoToMeeting | Williston, North Dakota
1. Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
2. Consent Agenda
A. Administration
1) Approval of Minutes — December 23, 2025
2) Business Licenses
a. Big Pa’s Hot Dawg's and Catering
5) City Commissioner Code of Conduct
B. Auditor and Finance
1) Accounts, Claims, and Bills - December 18, 2025-January 9, 2026
C. Development Services
1) Contractor Licenses
2) Review and Signature of Resolution 26-002 to “Resolution
Discontinuing and Vacation of Public Right-of-Way for a 50’ Access
and Utility Easement Located on the Northern Portion of Lot 1RA
Rearrangement of Lot 20, Block 2 Bennett Industrial Park 3°
Subdivision.”
D. Engineering
1) Lead Service Line Inventory (LSLI) Assistance — Resolution 26-001
E. Authorization to Advertise for Bids
1) Sidewalk Improvement District 26-01 (Engineering)
2) 2026 Seal Coat Project (Engineering)
3) 2026 Striping Project (Engineering)
F. Attorney
1) Purchase Agreement — All Day Retail, LLC — Resolution 26-003
5. Public Comment
4. Public Hearings
A. Pizza Ranch — Beer and Wine Alcoholic Beverage License
B. Comprehensive Plan Change Amendment for Lot 1 & Lot 3 of the Northview
Subdivision from ‘Low Density Residential’; and Zone Change Application for
Lot 1 & Lot 3 Northview Subdivision from (A) Agriculture to (M-2) Heavy
Industrial
C. Renaissance Station LLC Property 01-001-0
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Minutes
Board of City Commissioners
January 13, 2026
| 6:00 pm CT
City Hall
& GoToMeeting |
Williston, North Dakota
1.
Roll Call of Commissioners and Pledge of Allegiance
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT:
Bekkedahl,
Siemieniewski, Bervig, Gjovig, Klug
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT:
N/A
City Attorney:
Taylor Olson
OTHERS PRESENT:
Josilyn Bean, Kenny Bergstrom, Hercules Cummings, Lea Dunn, Kristi
Gutierrez,
Steven Gutknecht, Kent Jarcik, Corey Johnson, David Juma, Amy Kreuger, Mitch
Melberg, Marc Moore, Anna Nelson, Ryan O’Rear, Andrea Placher, Mark Schneider, Lisa
Weidner, Shawn Wenko
Motion by
Gjovig,
seconded by
Siemieniewski,
to
approve the agenda.
UNANIMOUS BY VOICE VOTE
2.
Consent Agenda
A.
Administration
1)
Approval of Minutes
–
December
23
, 2025
2)
Business Licenses
a.
Big Pa’s Hot Dawg’s and Catering
3)
City Commissioner Code of Conduct
B.
Auditor and Finance
1)
Accounts, Claims
,
an
d Bills
–
Dec
ember
18
, 2025
-
January 9
,
202
6
Check #
Payee
Amount
Date
EPay
IAFF Local 3734
$805.00
12/26/25
EPay
North Dakota Child Support
$5,126.35
12/26/25
EPay
Pennsylvania Child Support
$385.00
12/26/25
EPay
Washington Child Support
$393.00
12/26/25
EPay
CA Child Support
$75.00
12/26/25
EPay
Nebraska Child Support
-
CITY OF WILLISTON
$115.38
12/26/25
12166
Aflac Traditional & Direct
$1,708.72
12/26/25
12167
Avesis
$2,781.50
12/26/25
12168
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