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Bismarck Meetings

Mandan Planning and Zoning Commission - 2026-02-23

1h 23m12,114 words
126zoningapprovedpublic hearingspecial use permitsubdivisioncommercialindustrialoverlay districtresidentialland useplatmixed usedensityBismarck, ND

Meeting Intelligence Preview

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Decisions
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Market Signals
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Developments

Meeting Summary

The Mandan Planning and Zoning Commission approved two special use permits for shop condos and a preliminary plat. A special use permit for shop condos at 902 Missouri Drive NE (Lot 1, Block 1, Seibel Subdivision) was unanimously approved. A second special use permit for 30 personal-use shop condos at 4723 29th Street SE (Lot 35, Block 1, Marina Bay Addition) passed 10-2 despite neighbor concerns about drainage and proximity to residential properties. The 1884 Edition preliminary plat covering 15.3 acres was also approved contingent on an updated master plan.

Key Decisions (3)

Approved

Special Use Permit for Shop Condos at 902 Missouri Drive NE

Jason Seibel of Dakota Mini Storage received approval for shop condos on Lot 1, Block 1, Seibel Subdivision at 902 Missouri Drive NE. The 2.34-acre property zoned CC (commercial light industrial) in the Gateway Overlay District will include seven 800 sq ft shop condos, one 4,000 sq ft shop condo, and 46 traditional storage units with nine parking spaces.

Vote: unanimous (12-0)Conditions: Applicant must provide detailed building and landscaping plan, declare uses for multiuse shops, provide updated plat with large single unit divided into at least two units, and condominium agreement prior to city commission review.
Approved

Special Use Permit for Shop Condos at 4723 29th Street SE (Marina Bay)

Marina Bay LLP received approval for 30 personal-use shop condos on Lot 35, Block 1, Marina Bay Addition at 4723 29th Street SE. The 33-acre property is zoned CC and located in the Gateway Overlay District and 100-year flood plain. Units will have 16-foot walls with mezzanine areas, 34 parking spaces, and will be restricted to personal non-commercial use.

Vote: 10-2 (Commissioners Huber and Lang opposed)Conditions: Applicant must provide detailed landscaping and stormwater drainage plans and grant easement for parks and recreation walking path access prior to city commission approval.
Approved

Preliminary Plat for 1884 Edition

Preliminary plat approval for 1884 Edition located in Southeast Quarter of Section 32 within the ETJ. The 15.3-acre plat includes four lots in Block 1 and three lots in Block 2, with access via 22nd And A Half Avenue and a proposed 66-foot wide access easement (Call Street).

Vote: unanimousConditions: Contingent on updated master plan prior to submission of final plat.

Development Activity (3)

Seibel Subdivision Shop Condos

Developer: Jason Seibel / Dakota Mini StorageLocation: 902 Missouri Drive NE, Lot 1, Block 1, Seibel SubdivisionType: CommercialStatus: Approved

Seven 800 sq ft shop condos, one 4,000 sq ft shop condo, 46 traditional storage units, 9 parking spaces on 2.34 acres. Located in Gateway Overlay District.

Marina Bay Shop Condos

Developer: Marina Bay LLPLocation: 4723 29th Street SE, Lot 35, Block 1, Marina Bay AdditionType: CommercialStatus: Approved

30 personal-use shop condos with 16-foot walls and mezzanine areas, 34 parking spaces on 33 acres. Located in Gateway Overlay District and 100-year flood plain. Includes improved road access to Broken Oar Bar.

1884 Edition Subdivision

Developer: Call TrustLocation: Southeast Quarter of Section 32, ETJType: ResidentialStatus: Under Review

15.3-acre preliminary plat with 4 lots in Block 1 and 3 lots in Block 2. Very low density residential development outside 2030 growth boundary.

Market Signals (4)

Commercial Demand

Multiple shop condo projects advancing in Mandan indicate demand for flexible personal storage and hobby space with higher-end finishes than traditional storage units.

Infrastructure

Gateway Overlay District requirements are driving enhanced landscaping and aesthetic standards for properties along I-94 corridor.

Housing Demand

Very low density residential development occurring outside the 2030 growth boundary in the ETJ suggests continued rural residential interest.

Sentiment

Neighbors expressed concerns about shop condos near residential areas, citing drainage issues, livability enforcement challenges, and property value impacts.