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Council approves building relocation to 1019 43rd St. SE; members note winter timing concerns
Summary
The council unanimously approved a building relocation request to 1019 43rd Street Southeast; councilmembers expressed concern about timing and process steps affecting occupants' ability to move before winter.
The Minot City Council unanimously approved a building relocation request to 1019 43rd Street Southeast on Jan. 6, closing the public-hearing portion of the agenda with no speakers.
Alderman Paul moved to close the hearing and approve the relocation with staff recommendations; Alderman Mark seconded. Alderman Mike commented that, while the relocation process appears to be concluding, timing has left occupants facing midwinter conditions during the move and suggested the city consider options to speed future processes. He also acknowledged mistakes by the relocating party earlier in the process but urged staff to seek ways to streamline notice and hearing sequences when possible.
The council voted to approve the request unanimously. Council members did not specify additional conditions in the public record.
