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JOURNAL RECORD
CITY OF'OMAHA
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2018
@ 2:00 PM
LEGISLATIVE CHAMBERS,
1819 FARNAM STREET
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
OMAHA CITY COUNCILMEMBERS
Ben Gray—Council President District 2
Chris Jerram -Council Vice President District 3
Pete Festersen District 1
Vinny Palermo District 4
Rich Pahls District 5
Brinker Harding District 6
Aimee Melton District 7 ,
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA met in open session on Tuesday, January 23,
2018 at 2:00 PM in the Legislative Chambers, Omaha/Douglas Civic Center, Omaha, Nebraska
and was called to Order by Council President Ben Gray.
CALL TO ORDER
City Clerk Elizabeth Butler took the Roll Call: Present were Councilmembers Harding, Jerram,
Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President (Gray)—CCID#42.
Council President Ben Gray led those present in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Councilmember Vinny Palermo of District 4 provided the Invocation.
CERTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION — NOTIFICATION OF OPEN MEETING ACT
City Clerk Elizabeth Butler certified publication in the Daily Record, the Official Newspaper of
the City of Omaha, on January 19, 2018, notice of the Pre-Council and Regular,City Council
Meetings, January 23, 2018—CCID#43.
Ms. Butler stated that a current copy of the Open Meeting Act is posted in a white binder on the
east wall of the Legislative Chambers.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
(None)
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PLANNING ITEMS WITH PLANNING BOARD ATTACHMENTS
City Clerk Elizabeth Butler stated that Items 6 through 9 relate to the same project and would be
considered together.
(Required notices of public hearings relating to this development were published in the Daily
Record on January 9, 2018.)
FALLING WATERS
6. ORD. 41385 - An ordinance to rezone property located northwest of 198th and
Harrison Streets from AG-Agricultural District to DR-Development Reserve District —
(First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading January 9, 2018; Third Reading,
Public Hearing and Vote January 23, 2018).— see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND
VOTE TODAY)
7. ORD. 41386 — An ordinance to rezone property located northwest of 198th and
Harrison Streets from AG-Agricultural District to R4-Single-Family Residential District
(High Density) — (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading January 9, 2018;
Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote January 23, 2018) — see attached. (PUBLIC
HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
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8. Res. that, the Final Plat entitled Falling Waters (Lots 261-347 and Outlot G), located
northwest of 198th and Harrison Streets, is hereby approved and accepted. The
applicant is BSR-FW, LLC — Outside City Limits — CCID 1387 - see attached. (PUBLIC
HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval-see attached.
9. Res. that, the Subdivision Agreement among the City of Omaha, BSR-FW, LLC, The
Falling Waters II Homeowners Association, and Sanitary and Improvement District
(S.&I.D.) 562 of Douglas County, Nebraska, as recommended by the Mayor, is hereby
approved. The Subdivision is to be known as Falling Waters (Lots 261-347 and Outlot
G) and is located northwest of 198th and Harrison Streets — CCID 1388 — see attached.
(PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Items 6 through 9.
The following person(s) appeared and spoke: •
PROPONENTS:
Mark LaPuzza, 10250 Regency Circle,Attorney for the applicant
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY:
None
No one else came forward,and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Harding, SECOND by Melton that the following items be approved:
Item #6 ORDINANCE #41385; Item #7 ORDINANCE #41386;
Item #8 RESOLUTION# 1387; and, Item#9 RESOLUTION# 1388;
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
City Clerk Elizabeth Butler stated that Items 10 through 13 relate to the same project and would
be considered together.
(Required notices of public hearings relating to this development were published in the Daily
Record on January 9, 2018.)
COMPLETELY KIDS
10. ORD. 41380 —An ordinance to rezone property located at 2620 St. Mary's Avenue from
GC-General Commercial District to CBD-Central Business District (property is also
located within an ACI-1 Overlay District) — (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second
Reading January 9, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote January 23, 2018) —
see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
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A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
11. ORD. 41381 — An ordinance to rezone properties located at 2552 and 2566 St. Mary's
Avenue from DS-Downtown Service District to CBD-Central Business District — (First
Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading January 9, 2018; Third Reading, Public
Hearing and Vote January 23, 2018) — see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE
TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval—see attached.
12. Res. that, the Preliminary Plat entitled Completely Kids, located at 2552 and 2566
St. Mary's Avenue, is hereby accepted; and, the preparation of the final plat of this
subdivision is hereby authorized. The applicant is TACK Architects — Inside City Limits
—CCID 1383—see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval see attached.
13. Res. that, the Final Plat transmitted herewith entitled Completely Kids, located at 2552
and 2566 St. Mary's Avenue, is hereby approved, and concurrently a portion of the
existing plat entitled Lutheran Place, and described on said replat, is hereby vacated.
The applicant is TACK Architects — Inside City Limits — CCID 1384 — see attached.
(PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Items 10 through 13.
The following person(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
Doug Kellner, TD2, 10836 Old Mill Road, for the developer
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY:
None
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Jerram, SECOND by Festersen that the following items be approved:
Item # 10 ORDINANCE#41380; Item # 11 ORDINANCE #41381;
Item # 12 RESOLUTION # 1383; and, Item # 13 RESOLUTION # 1384;
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
Pass: Harding
(Councilmember Harding passed twice due to potential conflict of interest.)
MOTION APPROVED 6-0-1
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City Clerk Elizabeth Butler stated that Items 14 through 18 relate to the same project and would
be considered together.
(Required notices of public hearings relating to this development were published in the Daily
Record on January 9, 2018.)
EVERETT PLACE REPLAT 1
14. ORD. 41382 —An ordinance to rezone the property located northeast of 45th Street and
Ames Avenue from R4(35)-Single-Family Residential District (High Density) and GC-
General Commercial District to CC-Community Commercial District — (First Reading
December 19, 2017; Second Reading January 9, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing
and Vote January 23, 2018) —see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
15. ORD. 41383 — An ordinance to amend the boundaries of the MCC-Major Commercial
Corridor Overlay District, to incorporate into that district the property located northeast of
45th Street and Ames Avenue — (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading
January 9, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote January 23, 2018) — see
attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
16. ORD. 41384 — An ordinance to approve a PUD-Planned Unit Development Overlay
District in a CC-Community Commercial District located northeast of 45th Street and
Ames Avenue, to approve the Development Plan — (First Reading December 19, 2017;
Second Reading January 9, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote January 23,
2018)-see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval see attached.
17. Res. that, the Preliminary Plat entitled Everett Place Replat 1, located northeast of 45th
Street and Ames Avenue, along with the conditions, is hereby accepted; and, the
preparation of the final plat of this subdivision is hereby authorized. The applicant is
Metro Health Services Federal Credit Union - Inside City Limits - CCID 1385 — see
attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
18. Res. that, the Final Plat entitled Everett Place Replat 1, located northeast of 45th Street
and Ames Avenue, is hereby approved and concurrently a portion of the existing plat
entitled Everett Place, and described on said replat, is hereby vacated. The applicant is
Metro Health Services Federal Credit Union — Inside City Limits — CCID 1386 — see
attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Items 14 through 18.
The following person(s) appeared and spoke:
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PROPONENTS:
Larry Jobeun, 11440 West Center Road, Attorney for the applicant
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY:
None
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Jerram, SECOND by Festersen that the following items be approved:
Item # 14 ORDINANCE #41382; Item # 15 ORDINANCE#41383;
Item # 16 ORDINANCE#41384; Item # 17 RESOLUTION # 1385;,and,
Item # 18 RESOLUTION # 1386;
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
PLANNING ORDINANCES ON FINAL READING WITH PLANNING BOARD ATTACHMENTS
19. ORD. 41377 —An ordinance to rezone property located at 1938 North 85th Street from
LO-Limited Office District to LC-Limited Commercial District — (First Reading December
19, 2017; Second Reading January 9, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote
January 23, 2018) see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
(Required notices of public hearings relating to this development were published in the Daily
Record on January 9, 2018.)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Item # 19.
The following person(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
Reda Hamze, 8310 Cass Street, applicant
OPPONENTS:
None
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FOR THE CITY:
Dave Fanslau, Planning Director
Bob Stubbe, Public Works Director
Ryan Haas, Public Works Department
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Harding, SECOND by Melton that ORDINANCE #41377 be denied
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
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Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
20. ORD. 41378 - An ordinance to amend the boundaries of the MCC-Major Commercial
Corridor Overlay District, to incorporate into that district the property located at 1938
North 85th Street (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading January 9,
2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote January 23, 2018) see attached.
(PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend denial of a request to
rezone the property from LO to LC—see attached.
B. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval of a MCC
Overlay District-see attached.
(Required notices of public hearings relating to this development were published in the Daily
Record on January 9, 2018.)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Item#20.
No one came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Harding, SECOND by Gray that ORDINANCE #41378 be placed on file
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram; Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
21. ORD. 41379 — An ordinance to rezone the property located at 714 South 15th Street
from DS-Downtown Services District to CBD-Central Business District (property is also
located within an ACI-1 Overlay District) - (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second
Reading January 9, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote January 23, 2018)
see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
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(Required notices.of public hearings relating to this development were published in the Daily
Record on January 9, 2018.)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Item #21.
No one came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Jerram, SECOND by Festersen that ORDINANCE #41379 be approved
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
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LIQUOR
22. RES. 44 — Class "C" — Floresdream, LLC, dba "The Hoppy Taco", 5015 Underwood
Avenue. (This is a new application for an old location.) Present licensee is Buenavida,
LLC, dba "The Hoppy Taco", who has a Class "C" Liquor License — see attached.
(PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Item #22.
The following person(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
Jose Flores, Floresdream, LLC dba The Hoppy Taco, 5015 Underwood Avenue
OPPONENTS:
None
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FOR THE CITY:
None
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Festersen, SECOND by Jerram that RESOLUTION #44 be approved
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahis, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
23. RES. 45 — Class "C" — JW1, L.L.C., dba "The Rusty Nail Pub", 14210 Pierce Plaza.
(This is a new application for an old location.) Present licensee is 5523, L.L.C., dba
"Rusty Nail Inn", who has a Class "C" Liquor License — see attached. (PUBLIC
HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Item#23.
The following person(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
Michael Polk, 1913 Farnam Street,Attorney for the applicant
OPPONENTS:
None •
FOR THE CITY:
None
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
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MOTION by Harding, SECOND by Melton that RESOLUTION #45 be approved
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
24. RES. 46 — Class "C" Sunken Ship Investments, LLC, dba "The Brokedown Palace",
8805 Maple Street. (This is a new application for a new location.) Notice was posted on
the property on 01/11/18; Notification was sent to property owners within 500 feet on
01/12/18 -see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING AND VOTE TODAY)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Item #24.
The following person(s)appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
Ross Koley, The Brokedown Palace, 8805 Maple Street
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY: •
None
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Festersen, SECOND by Gray that RESOLUTION #46 be approved
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
CONSENT AGENDA
City Clerk Elizabeth Butler stated that any member of the City Council may cause any item
placed on the Consent Agenda to be removed. Items removed from the Consent Agenda shall
be taken up by the City Council immediately following the Consent Agenda in the order in which
they were removed unless otherwise provided by the City Council Rules of Order.
Council President'Gray announced that the public hearings on Agenda Items 25 through 30
were held on January 9, 2018.
(Required notices of the public hearings were published in the Daily Record on December 22,
2017.)
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CONSENT AGENDA— ORDINANCES
COUNCIL PRESIDENT GRAY STATED THAT ITEM NUMBERS 27, 28 AND 29 WERE
REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA.
25. ORD. 41374 — An ordinance approving an Agreement for the sale of City-owned real
property; to provide that notwithstanding any provisions of the Omaha Municipal Code to
the contrary, the City is authorized to enter into a Real Estate Purchase Agreement with
the Omaha Municipal Land Bank, a Municipal Corporation, 1299 Farnam Street #300,
Omaha, NE 68102, to convey 73 vacant parcels located throughout North Omaha and
South Omaha neighborhoods, in consideration of the sum of $22,200.00; there are no
expenses associated with the transfer of the property to the Omaha Municipal Land
Bank (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading and Public Hearing
January 9, 2018; Third Reading January 23, 2018) —see attached.
26. ORD. 41375 —An ordinance declaring the necessity of appropriating, for the use of the
City of Omaha, certain hereinafter described property located at 3219 and 3221 Corby
Street, and legally described in the purchase agreement, for subsequent use as a site
for implementing the Consolidated Submission for Community Planning and
Development Programs FY 2017 Action Plan; provided that as to each specified parcel,
proceedings in eminent domain may be undertaken and completed for the purpose of
clearing title; to provide that notwithstanding any provisions of the Omaha Municipal
Code to the contrary, the Agreement between the City of Omaha and . London
Haskin, Jr., and JoAnne LaBat, 332 Pine Bend Drive, Chesterfield, MO 63005, to
acquire the property for the sum of$7,200.00 is approved; project costs will be paid from
HOME General Fund Match, Fund 12179, Organization No. 109023, Project No. 4840,
Task 3, Award 100501 — (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading and
Public Hearing January 9, 2018; Third Reading January 23, 2018) —see attached.
27. SPECIAL ORD. 10222 —An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for cutting and
clearing weeds, grass and worthless vegetation in accordance with Sections 18-21
through 18-30 of the Omaha Municipal Code on certain lots in the City of Omaha, Group
2018-01 — (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading and Public Hearing
January 9, 2018; Third Reading January 23, 2018) — see attached. (REMOVED FROM
CONSENT AGENDA)
A. Amendment of the Whole requested by the Parks Department—see attached.
28. SPECIAL ORD. 10223 —An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for cutting and
clearing weeds, grass and worthless vegetation in accordance with Sections 18-21
through 18-30 of the Omaha Municipal Code on certain lots in the City of Omaha, Group
2018-02 — (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading and Public Hearing
January 9, 2018; Third Reading January 23, 2018) — see attached. (REMOVED FROM
CONSENT AGENDA)
A. Amendment of the Whole requested by the Parks.Department—see attached.
29. SPECIAL ORD. 10224 — An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for litter
removal in accordance with Sections 18-21 through 18-30 of the Omaha Municipal Code
on certain lots in the City of Omaha, Group 2018-03 — (First Reading December 19,
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2017; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 9, 2018; Third Reading January 23,
2018) —see attached. (REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA)
A. Amendment of the Whole requested by the Parks Department—see attached.
30. ORD. 41376 An ordinance to approve and authorize an Agreement between the City
of Omaha, and HSA Bank, a division of Webster Bank, NA, 605 North 8th Street, 420,
Sheboygan, Wisconsin 53081, involving the payment of money from appropriations in
more than one (1) year, in accordance with Sections 5.16 and 5.17, of the Omaha Home
Rule Charter of the City of Omaha, 1956, as amended; to provide for payment from HSA
Bank for claims/administrative services for the City Health Savings Account, for a term of
three (3) years, with two (2)additional one (1) year options at the City's sole discretion;
with a monthly service fee for employees of $1.75 per account, until such account
carries an average daily balance in excess of $3,000.00, for the initial three (3) year
term; funds for this agreement will be paid from the Human Resources Department,
Fund Number 11111, Organization Number 118018 (First Reading December 19,
2017; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 9, 2018; Third Reading January 23,
2018) —see attached.
MOTION by Jerram, SECOND by Festersen that the CONSENT AGENDA— ORDINANCES
be approved:
Item #25 ORDINANCE#41374; Item #26 ORDINANCE #41375; and,
Item #30 ORDINANCE #41376;
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
27. SPECIAL ORD. 10222 -An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for cutting and
clearing weeds, grass and worthless vegetation in accordance with Sections 18-21
through 18-30 of the Omaha Municipal Code on certain lots in the City of Omaha, Group
2018-01 — .(First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading and Public Hearing
January 9, '2018; Third Reading January 23, 2018) — see attached. (REMOVED FROM
CONSENT"AGENDA)
B. Amendment of the Whole requested by the Parks Department—see attached.
28. SPECIAL ORD. 10223 —An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for cutting and
clearing weeds, grass and worthless vegetation in accordance with Sections 18-21
through 18-30 of the Omaha Municipal Code on certain lots in the City of Omaha, Group
2018-02 — (First Reading December 19, 2017; Second Reading and Public Hearing
January 9, 2018; Third Reading January 23, 2018) -see attached. (REMOVED FROM
CONSENT AGENDA)
B. Amendment of the Whole requested by the Parks Department—see attached.
29. SPECIAL ORD. 10224 — An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for litter
removal in accordance with Sections 18-21 through 18-30 of the Omaha Municipal Code
on certain lots in the City of Omaha, Group 2018-03 — (First Reading December 19,
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2017; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 9, 2018; Third Reading January 23,
2018) —see attached. (REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA)
Amendment of the Whole requested by the Parks Department—see attached.
MOTION by Jerram, SECOND by Festersen that the Amendment of the Whole for the
following SPECIAL ORDINANCES be APPROVED AS AMENDED:
Item #27 SPECIAL ORD. # 10222; Item #28 SPECIAL ORD. # 10223; and
Item #29 SPECIAL ORD. # 10224
ROLL CALL VOTE: •
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahis, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
(The public hearings on Agenda Items 31 through 48 are today. If you wish to address the City
Council regarding these items, please come to the microphone, indicate the Agenda Item
Number you wish to address, identify yourself by your name, address, who you represent, and if
you are a proponent or opponent.)
CONSENT AGENDA— RESOLUTIONS
31. RES. 47 - Res. that, as recommended by the Mayor, the contract with:Rife Construction,
Inc. for OPW 53186 being the Omaha Fire Department Station No. 5 Sleeping Quarters
Renovations, is hereby approved; and that, the Finance Department is authorized to pay
the cost of $435,509.00 from the 2014 Public Facilities Fund 13246, Fire Capital
Organization 114512, year 2017 expenditure—see attached.
32. RES. 48 - Res. that, as recommended by the Mayor, the contract with Stonebrook
Roofing, Inc. for OPW 53276 being the Fire.Station #24 Re-Roof, is hereby approved;
and that, the Finance Department is authorized to pay the cost of $31,568.00 from the
Contingent Liability Fund 11114, Public Safety Organization 132023, year 2017
expenditure—see attached.
33. RES. 49 - Res. that, as recommended by the Mayor, Change Order No. 2 with Ronco
Construction Company, Inc. for additional work on OPW 52965-SP, being the Dodge
Street at Memorial Park - Pedestrian Bridge Rehabilitation Project, is hereby approved;
and that, the Finance Department is authorized to pay an additional sum of $37,222.00,.
which is to be paid .from the Street and Highway Allocation Fund 12131, Bridge
Maintenance and Rehabilitation Organization 116164; year 2017 expenditure - see
attached.
34. RES. 50 - Res. that, as recommended by the Mayor, the Purchasing Agent is authorized
to issue a Purchase Order to Husker Auto Group in the total amount of $25,399.00 for
one (1) 1/2 ton regular cab 4x4 truck to be utilized by the Sewer Maintenance Division;
and that, the Finance Department is authorized to pay the cost of this equipment from
the Sewer Revenue Fund 21121, Maintenance Organization 116511, year 2017
expenditure—see attached.
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35. RES. 51 - Res. that, the speed limits be confirmed and/or established as follows: 14th
Street from Izard Street to Dodge Street— 25 MPH; 15th Street from Cuming Street to
Mike Fahey Street — 25 MPH; 24th Street from "Q" Street to "L" Street - 25 MPH; 96th
Street from "Q" Street to Harrison Street—40 MPH; Irvington Road from Blair High Road
to Vernon Avenue -40 MPH; Missouri Avenue from 20th Street to "L" Street— 30 MPH.
Prior resolutions setting the boundaries and speed limits for specific areas to the
contrary are hereby accordingly amended—see attached.
36. RES. 52 - Res. that, the application of BohemianVillage, LLC for a lease of City property
adjacent to 1411 South 13th Street, Omaha, Nebraska for purposes of patio seating, a
deck and retaining wall, as described on the application, be and hereby is approved,
contingent upon continued compliance with all requirements made and provided by law;
and the Finance Department is directed to issue a billing statement and a lease form to
the applicant for execution and return—see attached.
37. RES. 53 - Res. that, the application of Patricia Glass has applied for a lease of City
property adjacent to 5818 South 15th Street (adjacent to Berry. Avenue), Omaha,
Nebraska for purposes of allowing an existing garage to remain, as described on the
application, be and hereby is approved, contingent upon continued compliance with all
requirements made and provided by law; and the Finance Department is directed to
issue a billing statement and a lease form to the applicant for execution and return see
attached.
38. RES. 54 -:Res. that, the application of Noddle Bradford 1917, LLC for a lease of City
property adjacent to 1917 South 67th Street, Omaha, Nebraska for purposes of stairs,
ramps, wall, rails and planters, as described on the application,' be and hereby is
approved, contingent upon continued compliance with all requirements made and
provided by law; and the Finance Department is directed to issue a billing statement and
a lease form to the applicant for execution and return—see attached.
39. RES. 55 - Res. that, the application of Farm Credit Services of America for a lease of
City property adjacent to 5010 and 5015 South 118th Street, Omaha, Nebraska for
purposes of a skywalk (118th Street), as described on the application, be and hereby is
approved, contingent upon continued compliance with all requirements made and
provided by law; and the Finance Department is directed to issue a billing statement and
a lease form to the applicant for execution and return—see attached.
40. RES. 56 - Res. that, the application of the University of Nebraska Board of Regents for a
lease of City property adjacent to 6640 Pine Street, Omaha, Nebraska for the purpose of
a bus shelter, as described on the application, be and hereby is approved, contingent
upon continued compliance with all requirements made and provided by law; and the
Finance Department is directed to issue a billing statement and a lease form to the
applicant for execution and return—see attached.
41. RES. 57 - Res. that, the nomination of "lone Werthman Road" as a commemorative
street name on Old Maple Road from 120th Street to Manderson Street is hereby
approved; and the Public Works Department is authorized to erect the acceptable
sign(s) therefore, in compliance with all applicable local and state statutes, ordinances or
regulations, and policies with all costs to be borne by the applicant—see attached.
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42. RES. 58 - Res. that, as recommended by the Mayor, the purchase based upon the quote
from Convergint Technologies in the amount of $48,382.84 for security additions and
upgrades for the Omaha Police Department Public Safety Training ;Center, is hereby
approved, and that, the Finance Department of the City of Omaha is,authorized to pay
$48,382.84 for the cost of the security additions and upgrades from Year 2017, General
Fund 11111, Organization 1113141 Fleet and Facilities, Account 44116 Security
Equipment—see attached.
43. RES. 59 - Res. that, as recommended by the Mayor, the bid of Jones Automotive, Inc. in
the amount of $184,068.55, which represents the cost for equipment and installation for
five Chevrolet Tahoe Police Large Special Service Vehicles (SSV) for the Omaha Police
Department Canine Unit, being the only bid received, which is incorporated herein by
this reference, is hereby accepted and the same hereby approved; and that, the Finance
Department of the City of Omaha is authorized to pay the cost of the equipment and
installation for five Chevrolet Tahoe Police Large Special Service Vehicles (SSV) for the
Omaha Police Department Canine Unit in the amount of $184,068.55 from Year 2017,
General Fund 11111, Organization 113141 Fleet/Facilities, Account 44234 Cars/Small
Trucks/Vans—see attached.
44. RES. 60 - Res. that, as recommended by the Mayor, the agreement between the City of
Omaha and Metropolitan Area Planning Agency (MAPA) in the amount of$20,000.00 to
operate the Heartland 2050 program from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018, and
incorporated herein by this reference, and funding of such project, is hereby approved.
The Finance Director is authorized to provide payment 'of $20,000.00 from 2018
Community Services, General Fund 11111, Organization 126062; and in accordance
with the contract terms—see attached.
45. RES. 61 - Res. that, the City Law Department be directed to conclude this damage claim
submitted with the City of Omaha from Deanna Liddy and Michael Liddy for damages as
a result of a sewer backup at their residential property located at 9820 Spring Street on
January 4, 2016 in an amount not to exceed $82,466.65, and that the City Finance
Department shall issue such warrant as necessary with said funds to be paid from
Sewer Revenue Fund No. 21121, Sewer Maintenance Organization No. 116511,
Account No. 42255—see attached.
46. RES. 64 - Chairman of the Board of Equalization reports approval of the Plans of
Assessment, with adjustments and corrections made at their regular meeting held
January 9, 2018—see attached. .
47. RES. 65 - Res. that, the appointment by Mayor Jean Stothert of Joel Dougherty to serve
as a Commissioner of the Omaha Housing Authority, in accordance with the terms and
conditions of the laws of the State of Nebraska and the City of Omaha, for a term
commencing on January 20, 2018 and expiring five years thereafter on January 19,
2023, be and hereby is confirmed and approved —see attached.
48. RES. 66 — Res. that, the appointment by Mayor Jean Stothert of Teresa Hunter to the
Omaha Municipal Land Bank as a non-voting member, said term to commence on
January 23, 2018 and expire on January 22, 2021, is hereby confirmed —see attached.
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing on Items# 31 through #48.
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The following person(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
Sam Bennett, Friends of Heron Haven, 11809 Old Maple Road
Lawrence Shackman, 6515 Stones Throw Drive
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY:
None
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
MOTION by Melton, SECOND by Harding that the CONSENT AGENDA — RESOLUTIONS
be approved:
Item #31 RESOLUTION #47; Item #32 RESOLUTION #48;
Item #33 RESOLUTION #49; Item #34 RESOLUTION #50;
Item #35 RESOLUTION # 51; Item #36 RESOLUTION # 52;
Item #37 RESOLUTION #53; Item #38 RESOLUTION #54;
Item #39 RESOLUTION #55; Item #40 RESOLUTION #56;
Item#41 RESOLUTION # 57; Item #42 RESOLUTION #58;
Item #43 RESOLUTION #59; Item #44 RESOLUTION #60;
Item #45 RESOLUTION #61; Item #46 RESOLUTION # 64;
Item #47 RESOLUTION #65; and, Item #48 RESOLUTION # 66;
ROLL CALL VOTE:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION APPROVED 7-0
ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING
49. ORD. 41388 — An ordinance vacating the north/south alley between 40th and 41st
Street, beginning at the south right-of-way line of Cass Street extending south
approximately 224 feet to a section of previously vacated alley right-of-way and abutting
Lots 1, 3, 4, 11, 12, 13, and 14, Block 19 of Poppleton Park, a Subdivision as surveyed,
platted, and recorded in Douglas County, Nebraska; providing for the reversion or
transfer of the same (First Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public
Hearing January 23, 2018; Third Reading January 30, 2018) — see attached. (PUBLIC
HEARING TODAY)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval—see attached.
President Gray called for the public hearing to begin. No one came forward, and the
public hearing was closed.
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50. ORD. 41389 — An ordinance approving a redevelopment and tax increment financing
loan agreement between the City of Omaha, and 4834 S. 23rd Street, LLC, to implement
the Eagle Heights Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Redevelopment Project Plan which is
located northwest of 23rd and "N" Streets, and proposes to construct a new four-story
multi-family structure which will contain 44 units of affordable housing options ranging
from studios.to three-bedroom apartment units and on-site parking of 30 stalls will be
provided; the agreement authorizes the use of up to $310,000.00, plus accrued interest,
in excess ad valorem taxes (TIF)generated by the development to help fund the cost of
the project — (First Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing
January 23, 2018; Third Reading January 30, 2018) —see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING
TODAY)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing.
The following persoh(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
None
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY: ,
Bridget Hadley, Planning Department
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
51. ORD. 41390 — An ordinance approving a redevelopment and tax increment financing
loan agreement between the City of Omaha, and 1609 Binneyl, LLC, to implement The
Atlas (Allas)Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Redevelopment Project Plan which is located
at 1609 Binney Street and 2922 North 16th Street, and proposes to redevelop the
properties by rehabilitating the existing buildings, complying with Low Income Housing
Tax Credits (LIHTC) and Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits; the agreement authorizes
the use of up to $78,000.00, plus accrued interest, in excess ad valorem taxes (TIF)
generated by the development to help fund the cost of the project — (First Reading
January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 23, 2018; Third Reading
January 30, 2018)—see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING TODAY),
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing.
The following persoh(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
None
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY: ,
Don Seten, Planning Department
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No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
52. ORD. 41391 — An ordinance approving a redevelopment and tax increment financing
loan agreement between the City of Omaha, and Butler PPA1, LLC, to implement the
Hinky Dinky #3 Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Redevelopment Project Plan which is
located at 4801-4811 NW Radial Highway, and proposes a comprehensive
rehabilitation of the property, complying with historic preservation requirements and
using both state and federal historic rehabilitation tax credits; the agreement authorizes
the use of up to $262,000.00, plus accrued interest, in excess ad valorem taxes (TIF)
generated by the development to help fund the cost of the project - (First Reading
January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 23, 2018; Third
Reading January 30, 2018) —see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING TODAY)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing
The following person(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
None
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY:
Don Seten, Planning Department
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
53. ORD. 41387—An ordinance to approve the award of a contract involving the payment of
money from appropriations of more than one year in accordance with Section 5.17 of the
Home Rule Charter of the City of Omaha to Minnesota Life Insurance Company, to
provide life insurance coverage to eligible employees of the City of Omaha for a period
of three years from January 1, 2018, to December 31, 2020, with two one-year options;
• to authorize the Mayor to execute and the City Clerk to attest said Agreement; to provide '
for payment under the terms and conditions of said Agreement from an identified
account — (First Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing
January 23, 2018; Third Reading January 30, 2018) —see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING
TODAY)
President Gray called for the public hearing to begin. No one came forward, and the
public hearing was closed.
54. ORD. 41392 — An ordinance to establish pursuant to Section 40-251 of the Omaha
Municipal Code a new Class "B" Flammable Liquids Storage District to be known as
District No. B-199 at 302 South 36th Street, as requested by Trent Demulling of Kiewit
Infrastructure Company — (First Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public
Hearing January 23, 2018; Third Reading January 30, 2018) — see attached. (PUBLIC
HEARING TODAY)
President Gray called for the public hearing to begin. No one came forward, and the
public hearing was closed.
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55. ORD. 41395 — An ordinance to provide that the City Council of the City of Omaha be
authorized to issue and sell, from time to time, but no later than December 31, 2026,
without further vote of the electorate, General Obligation Bonds of the City of Omaha in
an amount not to exceed $11,475,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds for the
payment of the cost of constructing, reconstructing, improving, extending and
equipping of storm sewers, sanitary sewers, interceptor sewers, combined sewers,
relief sewers, or a combination thereof, and other related branch sewer main
construction in the City of Omaha, as required in the design and construction of sewer
facilities, including necessary plans and specifications, and acquiring such lands and
rights-of-way and easements as may be required, but excluding the cost of City
construction equipment and payment of salaries to City employees; and to provide for
the submission of this proposal to the qualified electors of the City of Omaha for their
approval or rejection at the Special City Election to be held on May 15, 2018 — (First
Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 23, 2018; Third
Reading January 30, 2018) —see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING TODAY)
Council President Ben Gray opened the Public Hearing.
The following persoh(s) appeared and spoke:
PROPONENTS:
Mike Piernicky, 2111 South 67th Street, Suite #200 for the Greater Omaha Chamber of
Commerce
Dwan Hayes, 2618 Parker Street
OPPONENTS:
None
FOR THE CITY:
Steve Curtiss, Finance Director, spoke in favor of all bond ordinances, including: #41396,
#41397, #41398 and #41399
No one else came forward, and the public hearing was closed.
56. ORD. 41396 An ordinance to provide that the City Council of the City of Omaha be
authorized to issue and sell, from time to time, but no later than December 31, 2026,
without further vote of the electorate, General Obligation Bonds of the City of Omaha in
an amount not to exceed $15,510,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds for the
payment of the cost of various park and recreation improvement projects, including
necessary plans and specifications, but excluding the cost of City construction
equipment and payment of salaries to City employees; and to provide for the submission
of this proposal to the qualified electors of the City of Omaha for their approval or
rejection at the Special City Election to be held on May 15, 2018 — (First Reading
January. 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 23, 2018; Third Reading
January 30, 2018)—see attached. (PUBLIC HEARING TODAY)
President Gray called for the public hearing to begin. No one else came forward, and the
public hearing was closed.
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57. ORD. 41397 — An ordinance to provide that the City Council of the City of Omaha be
authorized to issue and sell, from time to time, but no later than December 31, 2026
without further vote of the electorate, General Obligation Bonds of the City of Omaha in
an amount not to exceed $39,370,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds for the
payment of the cost of acquiring, constructing, improving, equipping and rehabilitating
police buildings and facilities, fire stations, branch libraries, park maintenance facilities,
auditorium support facilities, public works storage facilities and city wide building
renovations and replacements and other public facilities of the City of Omaha, including
necessary plans and specifications,and acquiring such land and easements as may be
required, but excluding the cost of City construction equipment and payment of salaries
to City employees; to provide for the submission of this proposal to the qualified electors
of the City of Omaha for their approval or rejection at the Special City Election to be held
on May 15, 2018 — (First Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public
Hearing January 23, 2018; Third Reading January 30, 2018) - see attached. (PUBLIC
HEARING TODAY)
President Gray called for the public hearing to begin. No one else came forward, and the
public hearing was closed.
58. ORD. 41398 — An ordinance to provide that the City Council of the City of Omaha be
authorized to issue and sell, from time to time, but no later than December 31 2026,
without further vote of the electorate, General Obligation Bonds of the City of Omaha in
an amount` not to exceed $9,810,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds for the
payment of the cost of various capital expenditures of the City Fire Department,
including fire vehicles and equipment and necessary plans and specifications, but
excluding the cost of City construction equipment and payment of salaries to City
employees; and to provide for the submission of this proposal to the qualified electors of
the City of Omaha for their approval or rejection at the Special City'Election to be held
on May 15, 2018 — (First Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading and Public
Hearing January 23, 2018; Third Reading January 30, 2018) — see attached. (PUBLIC
HEARING TODAY)
President Gray called for the public hearing to begin. No one else came forward, and the
public hearing was closed.
59. ORD. 41399 - An ordinance to provide that the City Council of the City of Omaha be
authorized to issue and sell, from time to time, but no later than December 31, 2026
without further vote of the electorate, General Obligation Bonds of the City of Omaha in
an amount, not to exceed $151,300,000.00 for the purpose of providing funds for the
payment of the cost of constructing, reconstructing, widening, improving, extending and
equipping streets, expressway and freeway segments, interim expressway and freeway
facilities, boulevards, roads, and parking facilities serving public parks, bridges, portions
of and connections to Interstate Highway interchanges, or combinations thereof,
including necessary plans and specifications, and acquiring land and rights-of-way and
easements as may be required but excluding the cost of the City construction equipment
and payment of salaries to City employees; to provide for the submission of this proposal
to the qualified electors of the City of Omaha for their approval or rejection at the Special
City Election to be held on May 15, 2018 — (First Reading January 9, 2018; Second
Reading and Public Hearing January 23, 2018; Third Reading January 30, 2018) — see
attached. (PUBLIC HEARING TODAY)
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President Gray called for the public hearing to begin. No one else came forward, and the
public hearing was closed.
NON-ACTION ITEMS
(Items 60 through 78 do not require a public hearing or City Council consideration at the present
meeting, but will be placed on a future agenda for a public hearing and City Council
consideration. The reason for non-action is noted after the item on the agenda as well as the
date the item is expected to appear on an agenda for City Council consideration.)
AKSARBEN VILLAGE SOUTH REPLAT 1
60. ORD. 41393 — An ordinance to rezone property located southwest of 62nd and Center
Streets from CC-Community Commercial District and MU-Mixed Use District to CC-
Community Commercial District (portion of property is located within a MCC Overlay
District) - (First Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading January 23, 2018; Third
Reading, Public Hearing and Vote January 30, 2018) —see attached.
61. ORD. 41394 — An ordinance to rezone property located southwest of 62nd and Center
Streets from CC-Community Commercial District and MU-Mixed Use District to MU-
Mixed Use District (portion of property is located within a flood fringe overlay district) —
(First Reading January 9, 2018; Second Reading January 23, 2018; Third Reading,
Public Hearing and Vote January 30, 2018)—see attached.
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
62. RES. 3 — Res. that, the Preliminary Plat entitled Aksarben Village South Replat 1,
located southwest of 62nd and Center Streets, along with the attached conditions, is
hereby accepted; and, the preparation of the final plat of this subdivision is hereby
authorized. The applicant is Magnum Development Corporation and Center 60
Hospitality, LLC Inside City Limits — see attached. (LAID OVER TO JANUARY 30,
2018 TO COINCIDE WITH ITEM 60 AND TO ADVERTISE FOR PUBLIC HEARING
AND TO NOTIFY SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
63. RES. 4 — Res. that, the Final Plat transmitted herewith entitled Aksarben Village South
Replat 1, located southwest of 62nd and Center Streets, is hereby approved, and
concurrently a portion of the existing plats entitled Aksarben Village South and West
Lawn Park, as described on said replat, are hereby vacated. The applicant is Magnum
Development Corporation and Center 60 Hospitality, LLC — Inside City Limits see
attached. (LAID OVER TO JANUARY 30, 2018 TO COINCIDE WITH ITEM 60 AND
TO ADVERTISE FOR PUBLIC HEARING AND TO NOTIFY SURROUNDING
PROPERTY OWNERS)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
PLANNING ORDINANCES ON FIRST READING WITH PLANNING BOARD ATTACHMENTS
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64. ORD. 41404 —An ordinance to rezone property located at southeast'of 52nd Street and
Ames Avenue from R7-Medium Density Multiple Family Residential District to R7-
Medium Density Multiple Family Residential District — (First Reading January 23, 2018;
Second Reading January 30, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote February
6, 2018)—see attached.
65. ORD. 41405 —An ordinance to rezone property located at southeast of 52"d Street and
Ames Avenue from R7-Medium Density Multiple Family Residential District to GO-
General Office District— (First Reading January 23, 2018; Second Reading January
30, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote February 6, 2018)—see attached.
66. ORD. 41406 An ordinance to amend the boundaries of the MCC-Major Commercial
Corridor Overlay District, to incorporate into that district the property located southeast of
52nd Street and Ames Avenue — (First Reading January 23, 2018; Second Reading
January 30, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote.February 6, 2018) — see
attached.
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval—see attached.
67. ORD. 41407—An ordinance to rezone property located at 6152 Military Avenue from GI-
General Industrial District to NBD-Neighborhood Business District — (First Reading
January 23, 2018; Second Reading January 30, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing
and Vote February 6, 2018) -see attached.
68. ORD. 41408 An ordinance to amend the boundaries of the MCC-Major Commercial
Corridor Overlay District, to incorporate into that district the property located at 6152
Military Avenue— (First Reading January 23, 2018; Second Reading January 30, 2018;
Third Reading, Public Hearing and Vote February 6, 2018)-see attached.
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval-see attached.
69. ORD. 41409 —An ordinance to rezone the property located at 1314 Pierce Street from
GI-General Industrial District to NBD-Neighborhood Business District — (First Reading
January 23, 2018; Second Reading January 30, 2018; Third Reading, Public Hearing
and Vote February 6, 2018) —see attached.
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
SPECIAL USE PERMITS
70. RES. 62— Res. that, the Special Use Permit for site improvements and use of the overall
site as a tribal campus for tribal services, health services, community center,
transportation center, sweat lodge, and other incidental uses, for property located at
5701 South 85th Circle; and 5639, 5723, 5805, 5810, and 5820 South 86th Circle,
Omaha, Nebraska, is hereby approved and Permits and Inspection Division is directed
to issue the necessary permit therefore, provided the conditions set out in Exhibit "A" of
the referenced application, conditions set out in Exhibit "B", and all applicable local or
state statutes, ordinances or regulations are complied with. That the proposed
Special Use Permit has been reviewed and evaluated pursuant to, and meets each of,
the criteria set forth in Section 55-885 of the Omaha Municipal Code - see attached.
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(LAID OVER TO THE FEBRUARY 6, 2018 CITY COUNCIL MEETING TO ADVERTISE
FOR PUBLIC HEARING AND TO NOTIFY SURROUNDING PROPERTY OWNERS)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval —see attached.
71. RES. 63 — Res. that, the Special Use Permit to allow body and fender repair services,
located southeast of 42nd and Leavenworth Streets, Omaha, Nebraska, is hereby
approved and Permits and Inspection Division is directed to issue the necessary permit
therefore, provided the conditions set out in Exhibit "A" of the application, conditions set
out in Exhibit "B", and all applicable local or state.statutes, ordinances or regulations
are complied with. That the proposed Special Use Permit has been reviewed and
evaluated pursuant to, and meets each of, the criteria set forth in Section 55-885 of.the
Omaha Municipal Code - see attached. (LAID OVER TO THE FEBRUARY 6, 2018
CITY COUNCIL MEETING TO ADVERTISE FOR PUBLIC HEARINGAND TO NOTIFY
SURROUNDING PROPERTY_OWNERS)
A. Planning Board and Planning Department recommend approval-see attached.
ORDINANCES ON FIRST READING
72. ORD. 4140Q - An ordinance approving an Agreement for the sale of City-owned real
property; to provide that notwithstanding any provisions of the Omaha Municipal Code to
the contrary, the City is authorized to enter into the Real Estate Purchase Agreement
with Rodolfo Quiroz, 2307 North 33rd Avenue, Omaha, NE 68111, to convey the
property described in the agreement, located at 2303 North 33rd Avenue and 2310 1/2
North 33rd Avenue, in consideration of the sum of $900.00; there are no expenses
associated with the transfer of the property to Rodolfo Quiroz — (First Reading January
23, 2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 30, 2018; Third Reading
February 6, 2018)—see attached.
73. ORD. 41401 — An ordinance approving an Agreement for the sale Of City-owned real
property; to provide that notwithstanding any provisions of the Omaha Municipal Code to
the contrary, the City is authorized to enter into the Real Estate Purchase Agreement
with Nikol Smith, 3841 Decatur Street, Omaha, NE 68111, to convey the property
described in the agreement, located at 3839 Decatur Street, in consideration of the
sum of $500.00; there are no expenses associated with the transfer of the property to
Nikol Smith — (First Reading January 23, 2018; Second Reading and.Public Hearing
January 30, 2018; Third Reading February 6, 2018) —see attached.
74. ORD. 41402 —An ordinance providing for the transfer of Zorinsky Water Basin #1, near
204th and Center Street, from the Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District (P-
MRNRD), pursuant to an Inter-local Agreement dated December 13, 2012; to authorize
the Mayor to execute the Warranty Deed — (First Reading January 23, 2018;
Second Reading and Public Hearing January 30, 2018; Third Reading February 6,
2018) see attached.
75. SPECIAL ORD. 10225 —An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for cutting and
clearing weeds, grass and worthless vegetation in accordance with Sections 18-21
through 18-30 of the Omaha Municipal Code on certain lots in the City of Omaha, Group
2018-04 — (First Reading January 23, 2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing
January 30, 2018; Third Reading February 6, 2018)—see attached.
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76. SPECIAL ORD. 10226 — An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for litter
removal in accordance with Sections 18-21 through 18-30 of the Omaha Municipal Code
on certain lots in the City of Omaha, Group 2018-05 — (First Reading January 23,
2018; Second Reading and Public Hearing January 30, 2018; Third Reading
February 6, 2018)-see attached.
77. SPECIAL ORD. 10227 —An ordinance levying a special tax assessment for the removal
and/or trimming of trees, bushes, shrubs, hedges and any 'other vegetation in
accordance with Sections 37-1 through 37-95 of the Omaha Municipal Code on certain
lots in the City of Omaha, Group 2018-06 — (First Reading January 23, 2018; Second
Reading and Public Hearing January 30, 2018; Third Reading February 6, 2018) —
see attached.
78. ORD. 41403 - An ordinance approving an Interlocal Agreement between the City of
Omaha and Douglas County, Nebraska, involving appropriations of more than one
year as provided by Section 5.17 of the Home Rule Charter providing for the
continuation of the Douglas Omaha Technology Commission, hereinafter referred to as
"DOTComm" for a term from January 1, 2018 until December 31, •2027; to provide a
method for the City and County to continue to work together and cooperate with one
another in an effort to obtain information technology services and support in a secure
and cost efficient and effective manner - (First Reading January 23, 2018; Second
Reading and Public Hearing,January 30, 2018; Third Reading February 6, 2018) —
see attached.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
79. Motion to go into Executive Session for the purpose of discussing labor negotiations,
personnel matters, and litigation.
ADJOURNMENT
MOTION by Jerram, SECOND by Festersen that the meeting be adjourned
ROLL CALL:
Yeas: Harding, Jerram, Melton, Pahls, Palermo, Festersen, Mr. President
Nays: None
MOTION Passed 7-0 •
MEETING ADJOURNED AT: 3:38 P.M.
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I, ELIZABETH BUTLER, CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF OMAHA, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a true and correct copy of the proceedings of the Meeting of the City Council of the
City of Omaha held on January 23, 2018.
WITNESS: CITY CLERK:
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Sherri Brown, Senior Administrative Clerk .Elizabe ut e
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