Dickinson commissioners approve Badlands Storage and Reddish Corner subdivisions

The Dickinson City Commission made significant strides in urban development during its June 17, 2025 meeting, approving two key subdivisions that promise to enhance the city's infrastructure.

The first major decision was the unanimous approval of the final plat for the Badlands Storage Subdivision. This resolution, numbered 23-2025, received swift support from the commissioners, with a motion led by Commissioner Frederick and a second from Commissioner Riddle. The motion passed without any discussion, indicating strong consensus among the city leaders.

Following this, the commission turned its attention to the Reddish Corner Addition Subdivision. This minor subdivision aims to replat a portion of an existing lot to comply with zoning regulations that prohibit private garages on residential lots without a primary structure. The proposed subdivision, covering approximately 0.385 acres, is located in the northwest corner of the city. The applicant's request was met with no public comments, and the commission again showed support, approving the motion to proceed.

In addition to these subdivisions, the meeting also included discussions on a contract amendment with Civil Science for the design and survey of entrance signs along key highways. The North Dakota Department of Transportation has conditionally approved the locations for these signs, which will enhance the visibility and accessibility of Dickinson.

These developments reflect the city’s commitment to growth and infrastructure improvement, setting the stage for future projects that will benefit residents and visitors alike.