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Williston commissioners approve rezoning for 1402 West Broadway
Summary
The Williston Board of City Commissioners approved rezoning 1402 West Broadway from C-2 (General Commercial) to R-3 (Low-rise Multi-family & Townhouse) after a public hearing with no public comment; the motion carried 5-0.
The Williston Board of City Commissioners voted 5-0 March 11 to rezone the south 75 feet of Lot 11 in the Hillcrest Subdivision, changing the property at 1402 West Broadway from C-2 (General Commercial) to R-3 (Low-rise Multi-family & Townhouse).
City Planner Lisa Weidner presented the proposal, noting the existing structure is a residential duplex built in 1973 that has remained in residential use since construction. Mayor Howard Klug opened the public hearing and, after asking for comment twice, closed the hearing when no one spoke.
Commissioner Victoria Siemieniewski moved to approve the zone change; Commissioner Tate Cymbaluk seconded. The motion carried with Commissioners James Bervig, Tate Cymbaluk, Brad Bekkedahl, Victoria Siemieniewski and Mayor Howard Klug voting AYE (5-0). The minutes record the approval but do not specify an effective date or additional conditions beyond the zoning classification change.
The change moves the parcel into the R-3 classification, which the minutes describe as permitting low-rise multi-family and townhome uses. The board did not record further deliberation or public testimony on alternatives during the hearing.
The commission’s action will be reflected in the city’s zoning map and permit review processes; the minutes do not list an implementation timeline or subsequent procedural steps.
