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Aug 18, 2026
Sep 10, 2026
Design, construction and maintenance practices of roadways, trails, shared use paths and parking lots. Planning, design, construction and renovation of parks, including athletic fields, stadiums, playgrounds, outdoor pools, fishing piers, natural/conservation areas and special use areas. See attached file.
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City
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Minot
County
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Ward
Address
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420 3rd Ave SW
Phone Number
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(701) 857-4136
Zip Code
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58702
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Minot Park District
The board received updates on ongoing MI-6 and MI-7 flood control construction projects and facility operations, including scoreboard and filtration system maintenance, demolition work, and roofing projects. Departmental reports detailed golf course revenue, zoo attendance and staffing, cleaning service requirements, and summer maintenance readiness for aquatic facilities and parks. New business included the approval of a surplus equipment list and the adoption of 2026-2027 rates for the MAYSA Arena. The board also discussed the status of a pickleball association project, the upcoming sales tax vote, ongoing coordination with the EPA regarding a superfund plan, and presented an employee recognition award.
The board received updates on flood control projects including timelines for pump station backfill. A proposal from the Minot Area Pickleball Association regarding the development of a pickleball facility was discussed, with a directive for staff to research construction and operational costs. The board approved a bid for the Auditorium sound system update. Department reports covered maintenance schedules, golf course and zoo operations, horticultural planning, and upcoming arena events. Finally, the executive director provided updates on sales tax presentations, park security, the city bike and pedestrian plan, and the budget timeline.
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The board meeting focused on financial administration, specifically the approval of outstanding bills totaling $218,586.99.
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