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Killdeer City Commission questions developers on North Prairie Addition housing options
Summary
At a June 22 special meeting, Killdeer City Commissioners pressed PCL Communities and Icon Architecture for pricing, product type and contractor availability for the North Prairie Addition. Developers agreed to provide cost estimates and project quotes for the Commission’s review.
Commission President Logan Wallace called a special meeting of the Killdeer City Commission to order at 11:30 A.M. on June 22 to discuss housing options for the North Prairie Addition.
Why it matters: The Commission sought clarity on price points, housing types and contractor availability for a proposed project at the North Prairie Addition. Commissioners said they want cost estimates tied to different numbers of homes before any decision on partnering or approving a development moves forward.
Discussion and next steps: Commission President Logan Wallace asked whether the City could work with developers on the project and about likely price points. Craig Tweten of PCL Communities summarized the company’s prior projects and told the Commission he would assemble project quotes for further review. Kyle Kvamme of Icon Architecture described the firm’s capacity to produce homes and noted that different local contractors could be used depending on the product type and schedule.
Commissioner Chris Fenstermaker requested an analysis showing costs based on varying numbers of homes, and Commissioner Jeff Fair asked whether the development would involve twin homes or only single-family houses. No formal agreement or approval was recorded at the meeting; developers were asked to return with detailed quotes and cost tables for the Commission’s consideration.
Procedural note and adjournment: With no further business, Commissioner Chris Fenstermaker moved to adjourn; the meeting was adjourned at 12:20 P.M. Minutes were filed as subject to future review and revision.
What’s next: Developers will provide project quotes and a cost analysis keyed to house counts; the Commission will review those materials at a future meeting before taking any formal action.
