Summary
The city created the district for a $6.7 million rebuild of 8th Avenue NW and 27th Street. Federal grants and city utility funds cover most of it, so typical special assessments dropped to about $5,000 for adjacent lots — roughly 64% less than the 2022 version. Property owners in the district will get letters about the protest period and a June 25 input meeting at Mandan High School.
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Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Typical assessments are about $5,000 for adjacent lots and $2,500 for non-adjacent lots, with most of the $6.7 million cost covered by grants.
Residents and businesses along 8th Avenue and 27th Street get rebuilt roads at a much lower assessment than originally proposed.
Property owners in the district still face special assessments of roughly $2,500 to $5,000 per lot.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Commission - Aug 4, 2026
The 8th and 27th Phase II street reconstruction project cleared its protest hurdle — only 1.1% of landowners objected. With $4 million in federal funds, it bids in November with construction in summer 2027, plus chip seal and drainage maintenance on nearby side streets.
City Commission - Jun 2, 2026
The city created the district for a $6.7 million rebuild of 8th Avenue NW and 27th Street. Federal grants and city utility funds cover most of it, so typical special assessments dropped to about $5,000 for adjacent lots — roughly 64% less than the 2022 version. Property owners in the district will get letters about the protest period and a June 25 input meeting at Mandan High School.
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