City of Medora

The Medora Planning and Zoning Commission convened to discuss several proposals, including the replacement of a shed by the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame and updates to show signage and a sandwich board by TRMF. The commission also discussed revisions to City Ordinances, Chapter 6-Zoning, and reviewed the City Code of Ethics, particularly focusing on potential conflicts of interest for voting members.

The Medora Planning and Zoning Commission convened to discuss several new business items. Approvals were granted for applications concerning awning and glass installations, decal lettering, door painting, construction of a concession stand, a utility pole lease, demolition of a greenhouse, fence installation, relocation of conservation shelters, siding replacement, signage updates, and shadowbox installation. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding hours signage, and it was determined that it does not require zoning approval. The meeting concluded with announcements about the zoning application deadline and the next zoning meeting date.

The meeting included the annual election of the Commission President. The zoning board discussed the ridgeline ordinance and voted on multiple applications related to building additions, signage, and retail space. An update was presented on the Western Heritage Arena project, and Amy McCann provided an update on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, offering tours to city residents and zoning board members.

The Medora Planning and Zoning Commission convened to discuss several proposals. Approvals were granted for a retail space for Point-to-Point Park, with recommendations from the City Engineer, and for construction trailers, deemed part of a previously approved construction plan. An application for signage was tabled until the next meeting at the applicant's request. Additionally, entrance modifications were approved, as well as parking canopies and an overlook boardwalk. The meeting concluded with announcements regarding the deadline for zoning applications and the date of the next zoning meeting.

The meeting included department reports from the City Engineer, City Attorney, Ambulance, Police, Public Works, MCC, and City Auditor. Key discussion points included the Lead Service Line Inventory, the AC Main Replacement project, the Sanitary Sewer Lift Station Rehabilitation, and the Western Heritage Arena. The council approved the BMS pay online payment system, promoted Ivy Maus to Deputy Auditor, approved pledge reports from First State Bank and Bank of the West, and amended the MACVB budget. The 2019 audit was reviewed and approved. A permit for carriage rides was approved, and updates were given on the city webpage and the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Foundation. Civil Science presented an overview of Pacific Ave roadway improvements. A permit application from Friends of the Chateau was approved. Discussions were held regarding changes to the water and sewer billing structure, specifically addressing charges for churches and adjusting wastewater rates. Finally, financial statements and payroll were reviewed and approved.