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Williston approves compromise and settlement for dangerous building at 825 2nd Avenue West

City of Williston Board of City Commissioners · October 28, 2025
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Summary

The commission approved a compromise and settlement agreement presented by the city attorney that allows the sale of a property previously ordered for demolition at 825 2nd Avenue West to a purchaser who will complete required repairs.

City Attorney Taylor Olson presented a compromise and settlement agreement related to a property previously subject to a dangerous-building demolition order at 825 2nd Avenue West. The property owner sold the property to a prospective purchaser who agreed to repair the house under the terms of a signed agreement.

Olson asked the commission to approve and accept the compromise and settlement agreement; Commissioner James Bervig moved to approve and Commissioner Brad Bekkedahl seconded. The motion carried 5–0.

The minutes show the agreement memorializes the repairs required of the purchaser and resolves the earlier demolition order by enabling rehabilitation under the approved terms. The minutes do not include the detailed repair schedule or enforcement steps; those are recorded as part of the settlement agreement in the City’s files.