These notices appear concurrently in The Gretna Guide & News, which is the official paper of publication. They are provided here as a courtesy to Daily Recorder subscribers. The Daily Record is not a legal newspaper for the purpose of Sarpy County notices.

CITY OF BELLEVUE

NOTICE OF HEARING

Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of the City of Bellevue, Nebraska, will hold a regular meeting at 7:00 p.m. on August 26, 2021, in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 1500 Wall Street, Bellevue, Nebraska, regarding:

1. Request to declare as Blighted and Substandard Lot 1, College Apartments Addition.  Applicant:  Stella Realty, LLC.  General location:  400 W 19th Avenue. A copy of the study and map is located at the Planning Department.

An agenda of the meeting, which is kept continually current, is available for public inspection at the Planning Department located at 1510 Wall Street.

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CITY OF BELLEVUE

NOTICE OF HEARING

Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Bellevue, Nebraska, will hold a regular meeting at 6:00 p.m. on August 17, 2021, in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, 1500 Wall Street, Bellevue, Nebraska, regarding:

1. Request to declare as Blighted and Substandard Lots 4 and 5, Edward Warren Addition, and Tax Lot H2, located in the Southwest ¼ of Section 16, T14N, R13E of the 6th P.M., Sarpy County Nebraska.  Applicant:  Imperial Homes, LLC.  General location:  3501 Chandler Rd. W. A copy of the study and map is located at the Planning Department.

2. Request to approve the Redevelopment Plan for Lot 7, Tiller’s 4th Addition.  Applicant:  Freedom Village, LLC.  General Location:  1811 Hillcrest Dr.

3. Request to rezone Lot 7, Tiller’s 4th Addition, from BG to RG-20-PS for the purpose of a senior living development.  Applicant:  Freedom Village, LLC.  General Location: 1811 Hillcrest Drive. 

4. Request to rezone Lots 1 and 2, Harold Square Replat One, from RG-50 to RG-20 and RG-50 for the purpose of a single-family residence and care facility for disabled adults.  Applicant:  Sharon Chaudhuri.  General location:  8700 S 25th Street. 

5. Request to approve the 2022-2027 Capital Improvement Plan.  Applicant:  City of Bellevue.

6. Request to amend the Comprehensive Plan to include the Growth Management Plan of the Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency.  Applicant:  City of Bellevue. 

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Bellevue City Council Proceedings

(Edited for Publication)

A meeting of the Mayor & Council of the City of Bellevue was called to order by Mayor Rusty Hike, at Bellevue City Hall at 6:00 p.m., on July 20, 2021.  Present were City Council Members Bob Stinson, Paul Cook, Jerry McCaw, Thomas Burns, Don Preister, Kathy Welch; Absent:  None.

Notice of this meeting was given in advance thereof by publication in the Gretna Guide & posting in two public places, the designated method for giving notice & was also given to the Mayor & all members of the City Council.  All proceedings shown hereafter were taken while the convened meeting was open to the public.

Mayor Hike led in the Pledge of Allegiance. Pastor Steve Holdaway, LifeSpring Church, 13904 South 36th Street gave the Invocation.

The following items of business were considered:

1. Council unanimously approved the Agenda as prepared.

2. Council approved the consent agenda which included:  Approval of July 6, 2021 City Council Minutes; Approval of the Claims; Approval to recommend reappointment of Sue Cutsforth and Rich Casey to the Bellevue Planning Commission for a three-year term, ending August 2024; Approval to recommend approving the changes of City Council Members serving on Task Forces and Committees, as noted & presented in the memorandum; and Approval to recommend reappointment of Doug Hill, Ralph Gladbach, Steve Knutson, and Steve Johnson to the Design Review Board for a three-year term, ending August 2024.

3. Council approved the following ordinances: Ord. No. 4040:  An ordinance to amend the Official Zoning Map of the City of Bellevue, Nebraska, as provided for by Article 3 of Ord. No. 3619 by changing the zone classification of land located at or about 36th Street and Lexington Ave., more particularly described in Section 1 of the ordinance and to provide an effective date and the request of a small Subdivision Plat for Lot 1, 370 Square Replat Six, being a replat of Lots 1 and 2, 370 Square Replat IV;  Ord. No. 4041: An ordinance to amend Article I, Chapter 20, of the Bellevue Municipal Code by adding a new Section 20-15 regarding failure to appear and to provide an effective date; and Ord. No. 4042:  An ordinance to amend Chapter 7 pertaining to bicycles by amending Article I, Section 7-2 and repealing Article I, Section 7-1 and 7-11 and Article II in its entirety and to provide for the effective date of this ordinance.

4. Ord. No. 4044:  An ordinance to amend the official Zoning Map of the City of Bellevue, Nebraska, as provided for by Article 3 of Ordinance No. 3619 by changing the zone classification of land located at or about 3501 Harrison Street, more particularly described in Section 1 of the ordinance and to provide an effective date, was read for a second time and opened for public hearing, along with the request to preliminary plat Lots 1 through 5, Svendsen Acres Replat One, the request to final plat Lots 1 through 5, Svendsen Acres Replat One, and the waiver of Section 6-4, Subdivision Regulations, regarding Street Design Standards.  Mr. Patrick Sullivan was present on behalf of the applicant to answer any questions.  No one spoke in favor or in opposition to this ordinance.  Mayor Hike closed the public hearing and stated the third & final reading will be on August 3rd.

5. Ord. No. 4045: An ordinance to amend the official Zoning Map of the City of Bellevue, Nebraska, as provided for by Article 3 of Ordinance No. 3619 by changing the zone classification of land located at or about South 25th Street and Cornhusker Road, more particularly described in Section 1 of the ordinance and to provide an effective date was read for the second time and opened for public hearing, along with a request to preliminary plat Lot 1, Redwood 25 & a request to final plat Lot 1, Redwood 25.  Mr. Paul DeKruiff, with Redwood Apartment Neighborhoods, gave a presentation to describe their company and go over their core values. Mr. Denis Neal and Mr. Kenny Spahn discussed some of their concerns they had with the development.  Ms. Diana Gordon, who is a family member of the owners of the land spoke in favor of the development.  Mayor Hike closed the public hearing with no one else coming forward to speak in support of in opposition to this ordinance.  He stated the third and final reading will be on Aug. 3rd.

6. Public hearing was held to obtain input on the CDBG 2021 Action Plan with proposed funding recommendations.  With no one speaking in support of or in opposition, Mayor Hike closed the public hearing.  Council approved and authorized the Mayor to sign the 2021 Action Plan including Res. No. 2021-25: Authorizing the Mayor to sign and submit the 2021 Action Plan for the Oct. 2021 – Sept. 2022 Program Year; SF-424/424D; and Entitlement Certifications.

10. City Council approved the following items:  Approve and authorize the Mayor to sign the Interlocal Agreement with the City of Omaha with Bellevue’s cost in an amount not to exceed $154,715.00, plus a 10% contingency of $15,471.50, for a total project cost in an amount not to exceed $170,186.50, for the Harrison Street, 36th to 48th St., Overlay Project; Approve and authorize the Mayor to sign the agreement with Alfred Benesch & Company for professional engineering services for Capehart Road Improvements, 27th to 36th Street Project, in an amount not to exceed $91,556.00; and Approve and authorize Mayor to sign agreement with Alfred Benesch & Co. for professional services for Schilling Drive from 9th Street to 13th Street, Bridge Removal, in an amount not to exceed $21,130.00.

11. Motion was made to approve and authorize the Mayor to sign the Franchise Agreement Addendum to the original agreement with Waste Connections of Nebraska, Inc. dba “Papillion Sanitation” for the collection, transfer, and delivery of residential solid waste, recyclable materials, and yard waste, followed by a motion to amend the Addendum by striking Article 17.  Discussion ensued. Council approved opening this item up for public hearing.

Mrs. Epiphany Ramos, Wastewater & Solid Waste Superintendent, gave a review of the intent of this addendum and to answer questions.  Mr. Neland Brown, Nebraskaland Recycling, was present to answer questions. Following public hearing a motion to amend the addendum failed on a 2-4 vote with Stinson, Cook, McCaw, and Welch voting no.  Council then approved & authorized the Mayor to sign the First Addendum with Waste Connections of Nebraska Inc. dba “Papillion as presented.  Council unanimously approved Res. No. 2021-20: Approval to amend the Master Fee Schedule to set the solid waste collection, recycling and yard waste fees for the Solid Waste Contract and to add fees for street/alley vacation.

12. Administrative Reports:  Comments must be limited to items on the current Reports.  (Monthly reports are given at the first Council Meeting of every month – July report will be attached to Aug. 3rd Council Packet.)                       

13. Council went into closed session for protection of the needless injury to the reputation of individuals involved in this in this matter. The subject matter to be discussed in closed session are confidential litigation updates.  The following individuals were included in closed session:  All City Council Members,  Mayor Rusty Hike, City Administrator Jim Ristow, Attorney Bree Robbins, Asst. Attorney Annie Mathews, Community Development Director Mark Elbert, Susan Kluthe, Jani Jennings, Darryl Kuhlman, Ken Clary and Perry Guido. Council went into Closed Session at 7:49 p.m. and reconvened into open session at  8:50 p.m. 

14. There being no further business to come before the Council at this time, on motion duly made & seconded, at 8:51 p.m. the meeting adjourned.                

Susan Kluthe

City Clerk

A complete text of the minutes of the regular meeting is on file & available for public inspection during regular business hours in the office of the City Clerk & is also available on the Internet at www.bellevue.net. 

CLAIMS 07/20/2021

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CRNHSKR INT’L TRCKS   PRTS   2526.18; COX    SVC   2175.35; CLLGN OF OMH   SPLY   379.3; D GERMAN   REIMB   280.5; DNK EMRGNCY EQPMNT   SVC   1232.57; D SALERNO   REF   20; DLT AIR LNS   TRVL   1526.4; DEMCO   SPLY   31.13; DICK’S    SPLY   458.22; DILLONS    SPLY   1229.6; D PREISTER   REIMB   59.99; DON’S PNR UNFRMS   SPLY   1194.79; DRF’S TREE SVC   SVC   1200; DRP BOX   SVC   19.99; ESTWD   SPLY   107.75; EC DATA SYSTMS   SVC   7.95; ECHO GRP   SPLY   308.74; ED M FLD EQPMNT   SPLY   8326; EBS   INS   367321.87; ENVT ELMNTS   FEES   198; EXPDA   TRVL   1031.76; FCTRY MTR PRTS   PRTS   284.31; FRFLD INN, WTRL   CRDT   -65; FNSHD EDG   SVC   223.2; FIRE PRTCTN SVCS   SVC   1620; GALLO PLYGRPH SVC   SVC   350; GLVN GLSS   SVC   229.57; GOVDIRECT   SVC   15533.75; GRT PLNS ADA CNTR   TRNG   25; GRTN GDE & NWS   SVC   105.94; HMPTN INN-TPK KS   LDNG   511.04; HDR    SVC   16001.86; HSTGTR   SVC   69.95; HTSY EQPMNT   PRTS   391.2; HSE OF MFFLRS AND BRKS   SVC   167.48; IDL PURE WTR    SPLY   55.5; INDPNDNT SLT   SPLY   6381.35; INDFF   SPLY   157.13; INFSF SHRDNG   SVC   210; INGRM LBRY SVC   BKS   2701.03; INLND TRCK PRTS   PRTS   603.78; IAPMO   TRNG   140; INTRNTNL CD CNCL   TRNG   105; INTRST BTTRS   SPLY   677; INTRST PWR SYSTMS   PRTS   301.6; INT’L ASSC OF WMN PLC   FEES   70; ISNRD SLGD   REIMB   125; J & J SML ENGN SVC   PRTS   629.81; JCKSN SVC   SVC   188.11; JCBS ENGNRNG GRP   SVC   42248.04; JECE HP CNSTRCTN   SPLY   2300; J TRIPLETT   REIMB   15.43; JM HWK TRCK TRLRS   PRTS   12.18; JO DON’S   SPLY   552; JHN E RD AND ASSC   TRNG   99; JNS & BRTLTT PBLSHRS   BKS   1791.87; J ATMTV   SPLY   557.02; KB BLDNG SVC   SVC   10918.5; K FAIMAN   SPLY   540; KSLR PLC SPLY & AMMO   SPLY   2163.8; KTCHN SNK CMMNCTNS   SVC   1000; KRHA FLD PWR   SPLY   902.75; LKVW CNSTRCTN   SVC   67400.73; LP POLICE   SVC   129.95; MARCO    SVC   255.4; MRTN ASPHLT   SPLY   895.4; MTHSN TRI-GAS    SPLY   56.75; MTRX BSNSS SYS   SVC   593.4; M WORM   TRNG   1000; M VETTER   TRNG   127.5; MKSSN MDCL-SRGCL SLTNS   SPLY   917.33; M JEDLECKI   REF   40; MNRDS   SPLY   1714.1; MTR CHFS ASSC   DUES   75; MTR LSNG   LEASE   26953.86; MUD   SVC   1038.05; MID AMRC CLNG SYS   SPLY   215; MDWST FNC    SVC   7525; MDWST IMPRSSNS   SPLY   717.6; MMC MCHNL CNTRCTRS   SVC   9480.35; MNJ TCH PBLC SCTR   SVC   3288; MTRL SLTNS   SPLY   2344.62; NAPA    PRTS   567.32; NTNL ASSC FLT MGMT    SVC   499; NE FBI   TRNG   105.09; NE IA INDSTRL FSTNRS   PRTS   168.61; NRTHRN TL & EQPMNT   SPLY   1010.68; OCLC INC   SVC   1384.67; OMH DR & WNDW   SPLY   984.63; OPPD   SVC   132903.8; OMNI   SVC   61596.42; ON CLL CNCPTS   SVC   952.23; ONE SRC   SVC   104; O’REILLY    PRTS   63.01; PY-LSS OFFC SPLY   SPLY   599.75; PLCN PRDCTS   SVC   20; PWRPLN   PRTS   675.84; PRCS MRM    SVC   890; PRI MNGMNT GRP   TRNG   1197; PRM   SPLY   110.69; PRPHNX CRP   CNFRNC   595; PLVRNT MNMNT    SPLY   100; QLTY TRS   SPLY   400; R SPNCR   REF   70; RCM CRP   SVC   9652.94; RY ALLN MNFCTRNG   SPLY   439.98; RDY MXD CNCRT    SPLY   25711.11; RDFLD DRCT   SPLY   338.99; RLNC STNDRD LF INSRNC   INS   19820.482; RNE ACTNRS   SPLY   475; RJN GRP   SVC   5532.5; RFF WTRS   SVC   94.94; S & W FNCE   SVC   500; SRPY CNTY CRT HS   SVC   13452.93; SV PRGRM   REF   17.5; S WELCH   SVC   250; STON LNDSCP SPLY   SPLY   355.39; SLP INN GRND ISLND   LDGNG   330.77; SMTH DVS INS   BOND   120; STRT CP TRNG   TRNG   398; THE CURE   SPLY   318.38; THE FIRE STR   SPLY   1557.35; THE GPS STR   SPLY   1497.5; THE HOME DPT PRO-SPLY WRKS   SPLY   1272.1; THIELE GTCH   SVC   323; THYSSNKRPP  ELVTR CRP   SVC   464.81; TOOL SHED   PRTS   861.87; TRVLRS   INS   13988.11; TRS  SHRBS AND MR   SPLY   12000; TRICO    SVC   9248.86; TRSTR RSK MNGMNT   INS   3750; TRI-TCH FRNSCS   SPLY   160; TY’S OTDR PWR & SVC   SPLY   80.96; U.S. CELL   SVC   7376.27; UMB BNK -  TRST OPRTNS   FEES   980.84; USPS   SVC   8.25; UPS   SVC   27.52; UPS STR   SVC   16.35; US BNK VYGR FLT SYSTMS   SPLY   32382.31; VERIZON   SVC   2160.44; VSS LGHTNG   SPLY   164.86; WLKRS UNFRM RNTL   SPLY   56.12; WLMRT-CPTL ONE   SPLY   24.81; WTCHGRD VD   SPLY   690; WSTLK ACE HRDWR   SPLY   296.33; WCKLNDR/ZLWSK & ASSC   TRNG   1880; WPY INT’L ASSC OF UNDRCVR OFFCRS   TRNG   990.

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