Bellevue public meetings in 2024

City Council

The City Council will vote on an amended redevelopment agreement allowing up to $917,949 in tax-increment financing for Marathon Equity’s project at 909 Fort Crook Road. They will also hold public hearings on a vacant-property registration ordinance and a rezoning for single-family homes at 10711 Old 36th Street. Other business includes a $250,000 grant application for an Active Mobility Plan and multiple infrastructure contracts.

• Rezoning for single-family development at 10711 Old 36th Street (Ordinance 4170)
• Adoption of Vacant Property Registration ordinance (Ordinance 4169)
• Reauthorization of up to $917,949 TIF for Marathon Equity redevelopment at 909 Fort Crook Road
• Grant application for $250,000 Active Mobility Plan via MAPA
• Contract for Bluff Street Lift Station replacement up to $796,671

City Council

This is an organizational meeting where newly elected council members will be sworn in and a council president elected. The Council will also hold a public hearing on a proposed vacant property registration ordinance (second reading) and introduce a rezoning for single-family development. Other business includes liquor license additions, approval of final payments for construction projects, and new contracts for infrastructure work.

• Ordinance 4169: Second reading to add vacant property registration requirements to city code
• Ordinance 4170: First reading to rezone 10711 Old 36th Street for single-family residential development
• Liquor license additions: Tightcuts Barber & Beauty (1308 Fort Crook Rd S) and Liquor Cabinet (1003 Galvin Rd S)
• Final payment approval of $71,266 for 2024 Concrete Project with Swain Construction
• New contracts: Twin Creek Siphon Stabilization ($46,450 with HDR Engineering) and Haworth Park Ballfields Renovations ($60,000 with Pride Home Maintenance)

Board of Equalization

The Bellevue Board of Equalization will hold a public hearing to consider levying liens on properties for unpaid costs associated with mowing, trash removal, demolition, and general cleanup within the city and its extra-territorial jurisdiction. Following the hearing, the board will vote on Resolution No. 2024-1203-01 to formalize those liens. The remainder of the agenda consists of procedural items: call to order, roll call, approval of the agenda, and adjournment.

• Public hearing on levying liens for non-payment of cleanup costs on identified properties
• Resolution No. 2024-1203-01 to levy liens for mowing, debris removal, demolition, and general clean up
• Properties within Bellevue city limits and its extra-territorial jurisdiction (ETJ) are affected

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a request to rezone Lots 1 and 2 of Perez Addition Replat Two for single-family residential development, along with a small subdivision plat. The commission will also vote on approving the 2025 Planning Commission Uniform Review Schedule. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and other procedural items.

• Rezone Lots 1 and 2, Perez Addition Replat Two, from RE-PS and RE to RE-PS and RE with site plan approval for single-family residential development
• Small subdivision plat for Lots 1 and 2, Perez Addition Replat Two
• Applicant: Jonathan Revis; location: 10711 Old 36th Street; Case #’s: Z-2410-11, S-2410-17
• Approve the 2025 Planning Commission Uniform Review Schedule
• Approve minutes of October 24, 2024 Regular Meeting

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board will meet to approve prior meeting minutes and receive the director's report on October statistics and activities. The board will then consider three new policies: an Unattended Child Policy, a Code of Conduct Policy, and a Public Comment Policy. An update on the renovation project and reports from the Foundation and Friends will also be presented.

• Consider Unattended Child Policy
• Consider Code of Conduct Policy
• Consider Public Comment Policy
• Renovation project update
• Monthly statistics for October 2024

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a variance request to reduce the minimum 35-foot front yard setback to 9 feet for a covered porch at 101 Caldor Drive (Lot 13, Hillcrest Addition). The board will also consider approving the 2025 Uniform Review Schedule, reappointments, and election of officers.

• Public hearing on variance request by Noemi Gonzalez Morales to reduce front yard setback from 35 ft to 9 ft for a covered porch at 101 Caldor Drive (Case BOA-2410-01)
• Approval of the 2025 BOA Uniform Review Schedule (meeting dates listed quarterly)
• Reappointments to the Board of Adjustment
• Election of officers for the board

City Council

The City Council will consider several rezonings, including one for a food bank and school facilities, and a vacant property registration ordinance. A $1.1 million tax-increment financing agreement for a redevelopment project at 2302 Lincoln Road is up for approval. The council also will hold show-cause hearings on proposed condemnations at two properties and vote on contracts for a pickleball court design and a cable TV system upgrade.

• Ordinance 4167: Rezone Lot 1, Southeast Plaza (909 Fort Crook Road N) from ML to BG for commercial development
• Ordinance 4168: Rezone lots at 1003 Lincoln Road from RS-84 to BG/RS-84 for food bank and school facilities
• Ordinance 4169: Add new article on vacant property registration to city code
• Approval of redevelopment agreement and promissory note up to $1,100,000 for Heere, Theere & Everywheere project at 2302 Lincoln Road
• Design engineering contract for Everett Park pickleball court, not to exceed $27,700

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will hold a public hearing on a conditional use permit for a permanent concrete crushing, storage, and batch plant at S 13th St. and Capehart Road. They will also conduct second readings on two rezonings: one at 909 Fort Crook Road North and another at 1003 Lincoln Road for a food bank and school facilities. Several contracts and grants are up for approval, including a $500,000 CDBG-DR grant for housing resilience planning and a $134,620 amendment for the Cedar Bluffs Lift Station Replacement Project.

• Public hearing on conditional use permit for Crushin’-It, Inc. concrete plant at S 13th St. and Capehart Road
• Second reading of Ordinance No. 4167 to rezone Lot 1, Southeast Plaza (909 Fort Crook Road) from ML to BG for commercial development
• Second reading of Ordinance No. 4168 to rezone lots at 1003 Lincoln Road from RS-84 to BG and RS-84 for food bank and school facilities
• Approve subrecipient agreement for CDBG-DR grant up to $500,000 for Housing Resilience Planning Program
• Approve Amendment #1 with Embris Group for Cedar Bluffs Lift Station Replacement Project, increasing total to $268,200

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the request to approve the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update and Long-Range Transportation Plan, titled 'Our Future View'. The plan, developed with community input, is recommended for approval by the planning department. The commission will also handle consent agenda items, discuss procedural matters, and elect officers.

• Public hearing on adoption of 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update and Long-Range Transportation Plan 'Our Future View' (Case #173)
• Approval of minutes from September 26, 2024 regular meeting
• Election of officers
• Discussion of procedural matters

Library Advisory Board

The board will review reports on the 2024 summer library programs for children and young adults. Members will discuss the fiscal year 2024-2025 holiday schedule and receive an update on the building project.

• Report on Children’s 2024 Summer Library Program
• Report on Young Adult 2024 Summer Library Program
• Holiday schedule for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
• Building project update
• August and September 2024 monthly statistics

City Council

The council will hold public hearings on rezonings for commercial development and a food bank/school, and conditional use permits for a concrete crushing plant, assisted living facility, and a drive-thru restaurant. A $2.28 million playground at American Heroes Park is a new addition. The council will also vote on a $1.1 million TIF redevelopment agreement, $477,238 for a police command trailer, and major police equipment purchases including cruisers, body cams, and radios.

• Approval of a $2,281,226.75 contract for American Heroes Park playground (new item)
• Redevelopment agreement allowing up to $1,100,000 in TIF for Heere, Theere & Everywheere LLC at 2302 Lincoln Road
• Public hearing on Ordinance 4168 rezoning for food bank and school facilities at 1003 Lincoln Road
• Purchase of 6 Ford Explorer police cruisers ($268,596) and Motorola in-car video and body cams ($87,398)
• Public hearing on conditional use permit for concrete crushing plant at S 13th St. and Capehart Road

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will discuss a resolution for park improvements in the Lions Gate subdivision. The body is also reviewing a compensation ordinance update and a right-of-way vacation for Thanksgiving Church.

• Res. No. 2024-28: $706,674.60 for park improvements in Sanitary Improvement District No. 323 (Lions Gate)
• Ordinance No. 4166: Update to the Compensation Ordinance
• Ordinance No. 4165: Vacate portion of South 370 Plaza Right-of-Way for Thanksgiving Church
• Liquor license application for Hey Babes, Inc. at 512 Galvin Road South
• Event applications for Annual Bellevue Trick or Treat and Annual Veterans Day Parade

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will hold public hearings on six items, including a conditional use permit for a concrete crushing, storage, and batch plant at S. 13th Street and Capehart Road. Other proposals include an amendment to a redevelopment plan, two rezoning requests (for an exercise center and a food bank with existing school facilities), a site plan for a drive-thru coffee restaurant and auto parts store, and a conditional use permit for an assisted living facility. The commission will decide on each after public comment.

• Conditional use permit for Crushin'-It, Inc. to operate a concrete crushing, storage, and batch plant at S. 13th St. and Capehart Rd.
• Amendment to the Redevelopment Plan for Lot 1, Southeast Plaza (909 Fort Crook Road North) by Marathon Equity, L.L.C.
• Rezone Lot 1, Southeast Plaza from ML to BG for an exercise and fitness center (Marathon Equity, LLC).
• Rezone and small subdivision plat for Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership at 1003 Lincoln Road for a food bank and existing school facilities.
• Site plan approval for Lot 7, Tregaron Towne Centre for a drive-thru coffee restaurant and automobile parts and supply store (South 25th St. and Towne Centre Dr.).

City Council

The council will decide on the fiscal year 2024-2025 budget, including a $37.2 million property tax request, and approve the 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan. A third reading of Ordinance No. 4163 for annual appropriations and a resolution setting the property tax request are on the agenda. The meeting also includes approval of consent agenda, claims, and advisory committee reports.

• Request to approve the 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP).
• Ordinance No. 4163: Annual Appropriations Bill (third reading) for FY2024-2025.
• Resolution No. 2024-27: Setting the 2024-2025 property tax request at $37,175,267.52.
• Approve an additional 1% in the base of restricted funds.
• Adoption of the 2024-2025 Fiscal Year Budget with total disbursements of $198,504,004.54.

City Council

The City Council will review the proposed FY 2024-2025 Budget. The meeting includes a public hearing on the Annual Appropriations Bill and a resolution to set the 2024-2025 property tax request.

• Presentation on the proposed FY 2024-2025 Budget
• Ordinance No. 4163: Annual Appropriations Bill
• Resolution No. 2024-27: 2024-2025 property tax request

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider adopting the annual appropriations bill (Ordinance 4163) for fiscal year 2024-2025, with $198.5 million in expenditures, but action is postponed to a special meeting on September 24. The council also has a public hearing on the 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan, likewise postponed. Other business includes approval of several contracts: a John Deere loader and snowblower for $388,880, property insurance renewal for $815,980, and a lottery contract amendment extending to 2029. Consent items and a bond reimbursement resolution are also on the agenda.

• Ordinance No. 4163: Annual Appropriations Bill ($198.5 million) postponed to special meeting September 24
• Ordinance No. 4164: Annexation of Tax Lot 11C in Sarpy County
• Purchase of John Deere Loader and Snowblower from Murphy Tractor not to exceed $388,880
• Property Casualty Insurance renewal with FNIC for $815,980 annual premium
• Approval of Amendment No. 8 to Lottery Contract with Advanced Gaming Technologies, extending to September 30, 2029

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider police collective bargaining agreements, several infrastructure contracts, and an emergency roof replacement. The meeting includes a budget summary presentation, public hearings on annexation and the Capital Improvement Plan, and resolutions for a recreation grant and engineering services. Several items are postponed to September 17.

• Police collective bargaining agreements for Bellevue Police Officer Association and Command Staff Association (Oct 1, 2024 – Sep 30, 2027)
• Engineering agreement with Olsson for 36th Street / Sheridan-Platteview Project, $227,970
• Emergency roof replacement at District #4 Fire Station (13501 S. 25th St.), $49,000
• Ordinance 4164: annexation of Tax Lot 11C (Sarpy County)
• Resolution 2024-24: outdoor recreation grant application to Nebraska Game and Parks

Board of Equalization

The Bellevue Board of Equalization will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution to levy liens against 22 properties for non-payment of city-incurred costs for mowing, debris removal, and cleanup. The total amount sought is $8,050, with interest at 14% per annum if unpaid within 90 days.

• Public hearing on liens for mowing, debris removal, and cleanup on identified properties within city and ETJ
• Resolution BOE No. 2024-0903-01 to levy liens totaling $8,050 for unpaid cleanup costs
• Liens range from $250 to $550 per property, with interest at 14% per annum
• Properties include addresses such as 2615 Harrison Street, 3412 Tammy Street, and 3843 Harrison Street
• No written objections were received from property owners

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request for a conditional use permit for a permanent concrete crushing, storage, and batch plant. The applicant is Crushin’-It, Inc., and the site is near S 13th St. and Capehart Rd. The rest of the agenda consists of routine procedural items such as approval of minutes.

• Conditional use permit (CUP-2407-01) for permanent concrete crushing, storage, and batch plant by Crushin’-It, Inc. at S 13th St. and Capehart Rd.
• Approval of minutes from July 25, 2024 regular meeting.

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board will consider revisions to several policies including Internet and Computer Use Policies, Holds Policies, and the Policy on Search Warrants and Subpoenas for Library User Information. The board will also receive a renovation project update and hear reports from the director, foundation, and friends. Public comments are welcome.

• Review/Revision of Internet and Computer Use Policies
• Review/Revision of Holds Policies
• Review/Revision of Policy on Search Warrants and Subpoenas for Library User Information
• Renovation project update
• Nebraska Library Association fall conference

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board approved revisions to the Internet and Computer Use Policies, Holds Policies, and the Policy on Search Warrants and Subpoenas for Library User Information, all as written. The board also received updates on the library's upcoming closure and move to a new location, with the library closing August 30 and reopening October 7. No substantive decisions were made beyond the policy approvals and routine agenda/minutes approvals.

• Approved Internet and Computer Use Policies revisions (6-0)
• Approved Holds Policies revisions (6-0)
• Approved Policy on Search Warrants and Subpoenas for Library User Information (6-0)
• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Approved minutes of July 17, 2024, meeting (6-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings and vote on several ordinances, including a rezoning for multi-family housing, a major bond amendment for the proposed water park, and the annual budget. They will also consider multiple contracts for natural gas supply, storm sewer repair, and engineering services for the Bellevue Entertainment District.

• Ordinance 4158: Rezone 5007 Platteview Rd from AG to RE for single-family development
• Ordinance 4160: Rezone 8301 S 9th St from RD-60 to RG-28 for multi-family housing
• Ordinance 4162: Amendment to extend bond maturity to 2050 for $60 million water park bonds
• Contract with Olsson for Bellevue Entertainment District engineering services, not to exceed $331,550
• Approval of claims and consent agenda including claims from 2023-2024 fiscal year

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on four rezoning requests (one withdrawn), including proposals for multi-family residential development. The council will also vote on resolutions and current business items, notably a $4.5 million construction manager-at-risk contract for the Bellevue City Water Park, a $110,000 engineering agreement for the Fort Crook Road Bridge, and a settlement discussion regarding a former employee's claim.

• Public hearings on rezoning: Walnut Grove Estates (5007 Platteview Rd) from AG to RE for single-family; Waldruh Replat No. 7 (505 Waldruh Dr) lot line adjustment; Childs Estates Acres (8301 S 9th St) from RD-60 to RG-28 for multi-family; Dee's Addition (2713 Edwards St) withdrawn.
• Resolution 2024-20: Authorize agreement with NDOT for Fort Crook Road Bridge preliminary engineering with JEO Consulting, not to exceed $110,000.
• Current business: Approve MCL Construction as Construction Manager at Risk for Bellevue City Water Park, amount not to exceed $4,501,238.
• Current business: Approve final payment ($412,373.34) and change order ($183,482.68) for 2021 New South Lift Station, Brown River Lift Station Improvement and Force Main Project.
• Closed session to discuss settlement of claim by former employee Alicia Robbins.

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will hold public hearings on annexing Tax Lot 11C in Sarpy County and on approving the city's 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan. Routine items include approving minutes from the June 27 meeting.

• Public hearing on annexation of Tax Lot 11C, located in the Southwest ¼ of Section 33, T14N, R13E, Sarpy County, Nebraska (applicant: City of Bellevue)
• Public hearing on approval of the 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Plan (Case #182, applicant: City of Bellevue)

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board will review the Collection Development Policy and receive an update on the library renovation project. The board will also nominate and elect officers for president and vice-president. Director's reports include monthly statistics and general activities.

• Review of Collection Development Policy
• Update on library renovation project
• Nomination and election of officers (president, vice-president)
• Director's report with June 2024 monthly statistics
• Discussion of Nebraska Library Association fall conference

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider four ordinances for first reading to rezone properties for residential development, including single-family and multi-family projects. The agenda also includes public hearings on a McDonald's site plan and the large Cornhusker Creek subdivision plat. Other business includes approval of contracts for sewer rehabilitation, a school resource officer MOU amendment, and a CDBG agreement. Note: the Franklin Flats TIF redevelopment item has been removed from the agenda.

• Four rezoning ordinances (4158–4161) for residential development at 5007 Platteview Rd, 505 Waldruh Dr, 8301 S 9th St, and 2713 Edwards St
• Public hearing for site plan approval of a McDonald's restaurant at 2306 Towne Centre Dr
• Public hearing and agreements for Cornhusker Creek subdivision (S. 36th St & Cornhusker Rd) with 113 lots
• Contracts for sewer mainline rehabilitation on 27th and 24th Avenues totaling $71,204.87
• Amendment to CDBG subrecipient agreement with Housing Foundation for Sarpy County not to exceed $18,545.44

City Council

The City Council will consider several contracts, including a study for the 36th Street Corridor and a fence replacement at Baldwin Fields. The agenda also includes authorizing participation in an opioid settlement agreement.

• $147,620 total cost for Baldwin Fields Fence Replacement with Clark Construction Co., Inc.
• $59,775 contract for the 36th Street Corridor Study
• Participation in the Opioid Settlement Agreement with Kroeger
• $22,500 renewal of the Employee Wellness Program with Lockton

Planning Commission

The commission will consider several rezoning requests for residential and multi-family developments. The meeting also includes a site plan review for a new McDonald's restaurant and an update on the Comprehensive Plan.

• Final plat for Cornhusker Creek at S. 36th Street and Cornhusker Rd
• Rezoning for multi-family residential development at 8301 S 9th Street
• Rezoning for multi-family residential development at 2713 Edwards Street
• Site plan approval for a McDonald’s restaurant at 2306 Towne Centre Drive
• Comprehensive Plan update

Board of Equalization

The Board is holding a public hearing to consider placing liens on properties for unpaid city services, including mowing and debris removal. No written objections to these assessments were received.

• Resolution to levy liens for unpaid mowing, trimming, and debris removal costs
• $3,750.00 lien for 1409 Cascio Drive
• $1,945.00 lien for 1805 Farrell Drive
• Liens for properties at 6226 Fox Farm Road and 305 Kohl Road
• Interest rate of 14% per annum on unpaid amounts

City Council

The council will consider engineering agreements for a wastewater evaluation and the Bellevue Indoor Waterpark. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a property condemnation on South 50th Street. The agenda also includes several commission appointment recommendations.

• Engineering services agreement with HDR Engineering up to $305,000.00
• Professional services for indoor waterpark design up to $150,000.00
• Public hearing on property condemnation at 8258 S. 50th Street
• NDDOT agreement for mini-bus replacement up to $25,008.00
• CDBG agreement extension with Bellevue Junior Sports Association up to $3,795.00

City Council

The City Council will review a resolution for an $8,791,807.74 construction project involving Vrana and Sons Construction. The agenda also includes updates to the Master Fee Schedule and compensation ordinances. Several infrastructure and service contracts are up for approval.

• Resolution #2024-13: $8,791,807.74 construction project bid
• HDR Engineering contract for Prairie Hills Development ($423,400.00)
• Snider Construction window replacement for Fire Station #7040 ($141,680.00)
• Swain Construction 2024 Concrete Projects - Package 1 ($463,756.58)
• Liquor license application for Ready Mart 3 at 1910 Betz Road

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a final plat for the Cornhusker Creek development, a lot line adjustment and subdivision plat on Waldruh Drive, and a rezoning request by the Bellevue Housing Authority to allow multi-family residential development at 8301 S 9th Street. The commission will also approve minutes and accept staff reports.

• Final plat for Cornhusker Creek, 114 lots and 5 outlots, near S. 36th Street and Cornhusker Rd.
• Rezone and small subdivision plat for lot line adjustment at 505 Waldruh Drive.
• Rezone Lot 11, Childs Estates Acres, from RD-60 to RG-28 for multi-family development.
• Approve minutes of April 25, 2024 regular meeting.

City Council

The Bellevue City Council is meeting to consider several significant items, including rezoning for a mixed-use development, a water park design contract, and multiple public works agreements. The agenda includes public hearings on a redevelopment plan and a compensation ordinance update, as well as approvals for various contracts and purchases.

• Ordinance 4153: Rezone Lot 2, Menke's Second Addition, from BG to MU for mixed-use development at 2202 Pleasantview Lane
• Resolution 2024-11: Adopt Construction Manager at Risk for water park at Highway 34 and Highway 75
• Contract with Holland Basham Architects for water park design, not to exceed $3,486,600
• Purchase of pre-construction aluminum supplies from Open Aire, not to exceed $2,370,000
• Agreement with Schemmer Associates for Fontenelle Hills reconstruction, $233,035

City Council

The Bellevue City Council is meeting to consider several items, including adopting a revised sewer user rate and connection fee schedule for the Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency, which includes a 25% connection fee increase for FY2024-2025 and 5% annual increases thereafter. The council will also hold public hearings on four zoning ordinances, including a rezoning for a mixed-use development at 2202 Pleasantview Lane and amendments regarding parking, billboards, and recreational vehicle parking. Additionally, they will vote on contracts for park restroom projects and concrete work, and consider a compensation ordinance update.

• Resolution 2024-09: Adopt revised sewer rates and connection fees (25% increase FY2024-25, then 5% annually)
• Ordinance 4153: Rezone Lot 2, Menke's Second Addition from BG to MU for mixed-use at 2202 Pleasantview Lane
• Contract with Midwest DCM for Washington Park Restroom Project, not to exceed $329,890
• Contract with Midwest DCM for Stonecroft Park Restroom Project, not to exceed $439,340
• Contract with Earnest Construction for 2024 Concrete Projects (Package #2), not to exceed $473,249.26

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission is meeting to consider a redevelopment plan for Lot 2, Bellevue Replat Three, submitted by Franklin Flats, LLC, for the property at 2009 Franklin St. The agenda also includes approval of previous meeting minutes and acceptance of staff reports. This is a public hearing where the commission will decide on the redevelopment request.

• Public hearing on redevelopment plan for Lot 2, Bellevue Replat Three (Case #ECD-64)
• Applicant: Franklin Flats, LLC
• Location: 2009 Franklin St
• Approval of minutes from March 28, 2024 regular meeting

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider approving a $5.95 million real estate purchase for land at the southeast corner of Highways 75 and 34, along with several rezonings, contract approvals, and library purchases. The agenda also includes a proclamation, an audit presentation, and multiple routine consent items.

• Real Estate Purchase Agreement for land at Highways 75 and 34, $5,950,000
• Ordinance 4153: Rezone Lot 2, Menke's Second Addition from BG to MU for mixed-use at 2202 Pleasantview Lane
• Resolution 2024-04: Redevelopment Plan for Cardinal Commons Phase II at 13th and Kasper Streets
• 2024 Overlay Projects: Western Engineering contract $1,410,643.52 total; Alfred Benesch engineering $199,171
• New library purchases: shelving/signage $316,615 and furniture/cabinets $347,099.07

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will hold its third and final reading of Ordinance 4151, which would rezone the Cornhusker Creek development site for residential and commercial use and approve its preliminary plat. The council will also hold a public hearing on a proposed ordinance to amend truck parking regulations, and consider several public works contracts and a liquor license for the Bellevue Rocks Riverfront Festival.

• Final vote on Ordinance 4151 to rezone Cornhusker Creek (NW corner of South 36th Street and Cornhusker Road) from RS-72 to RD-60-PS, RG-50-PS, RG-20-PS, MU, and BG, plus preliminary plat for 116 lots
• Public hearing on Ordinance 4152 to amend Section 18-95 regarding parking of trucks
• Approve bid from Best Cut Lawn Care for retaining wall at Reed Community Center, not to exceed $45,305.00
• Approve purchase of Ventrac Tractor 4520 for Parks Department, not to exceed $50,337.80
• Recommend approval of special designated liquor license for Bellevue Rocks Riverfront Festival at American Heroes Park, June 6-9

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a redevelopment plan for 13 duplexes of affordable senior housing at Cardinal Commons II, a zoning change for a mixed-use development, and two zoning ordinance amendments. The commission will also receive an update on the Comprehensive Plan. The agenda includes consent items and multiple public hearings.

• Redevelopment plan for Cardinal Commons II: 13 duplexes, 26 units of affordable senior housing at 13th and Kasper Streets, with $250,000 in TIF funding
• Rezoning of Lot 2, Menke's Second Addition, from BG to MU for mixed-use development at 2202 Pleasantview Lane
• Zoning ordinance amendment regarding hard surface parking (Section 8.03.06)
• Zoning ordinance amendment regarding billboard signs (Section 7.04.03(7))
• Comprehensive Plan update from staff

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning and preliminary plat for the Cornhusker Creek development, which includes 116 residential lots and commercial areas. The council will also vote on several equipment purchases and contracts, including a new fire training tower paint job and a cemetery wall rebuild.

• Rezoning of Cornhusker Creek lots from RS-72 to RD-60-PS, RG-50-PS, RG-20-PS, MU, and BG for residential and commercial development
• Purchase of four portable lifts for Fleet Department, not to exceed $57,551.28
• Purchase of Ford F350 4x4 truck and HR800 Rotary Mower for Parks Department, not to exceed $196,476.00
• 2024 Chip Seal Projects agreement with Topkote Inc., total $121,601.56
• Rebuild retaining wall at District 2 Fire Station, not to exceed $17,310.00

Board of Equalization

The Bellevue Board of Equalization will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution to place liens on 11 properties for unpaid costs of city-ordered mowing, debris removal, and demolition. The total amount to be levied is $19,295, with no written objections received. If approved, liens will accrue 14% annual interest and become delinquent if unpaid within 90 days.

• Resolution BOE No. 2024-0305-01 to levy liens for unpaid cleanup costs
• Largest lien: $13,150 for demolition at 2611 Margo Street (Marlene K. Glass)
• Liens range from $250 to $13,150 across 11 properties
• Properties include locations on Janan Drive, Rose Lane Road, Jackson Street, and others
• No written objections were filed against the assessments

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will vote on rezoning the Cornhusker Creek property for mixed-use development, adopt minor zoning text amendments, and approve several public works contracts and purchases.

• Rezoning Cornhusker Creek (Lots 1-116, Outlots A-E) to RS-72, RG-50, RG-20, MU, BG with preliminary plat
• Adopt Ordinance 4146 updating staff titles in zoning ordinance
• Adopt Ordinance 4147 updating staff titles in subdivision regulations
• Approve $696,558 engineering agreement for drainage improvements
• Approve $229,586.38 agreement for 2024-2025 resurfacing project

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider a rezoning and subdivision plat for two lots at 10715 Old 36th Street, allowing single-family residential development. The council will also vote on several contracts, including trail renovations, a police boat purchase, and a lease agreement, plus minor zoning text amendments. A closed session is scheduled to discuss pending litigation.

• Rezone Lots 1 and 2, Perez Addition Replat One, from RE to RE-PS with site plan approval (Ordinance 4145)
• Approve $348,011.95 contract with Earnest Construction Group for 2024 Trail Renovations
• Approve $85,600 purchase of river rescue/police boat for Police and Fire Departments
• Approve final payment and change order for Commonwealth Electric ($4,932.72 and $10,924.89)
• Approve MOU with Bellevue Professional Management Association (BPMA) for 2021-2025

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider several major items, including ordinances to create a water extension district, issue bonds for a water main extension, and authorize up to $60 million in bonds for a new city water park. The council will also consider resolutions to approve agreements with American Resort Management for the water park and to place a half-percent sales tax increase on the May 2024 ballot. Other business includes rezoning, various contracts, and a lease for a police vehicle.

• Ordinance No. 4150: authorize up to $60,000,000 in bonds for Bellevue City Water Park
• Resolution No. 2024-03: place half-percent local option sales tax increase on May 14, 2024 ballot
• Ordinance No. 4145: rezone Lots 1 and 2, Perez Addition Replat One at 10715 Old 36th Street from RE to RE-PS
• Resolution No. 2024-02: approve agreements with American Resort Management LLC for indoor water park, estimated $5,000,000
• Contract with Alfred Benesch & Co. for Google Fiber installation services, up to $658,297.12

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: minor text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Regulations to update staff titles, and a request to rezone the Cornhusker Creek property at the NW corner of South 36th Street and Cornhusker Road from RS-72 to several districts (RD-60-PS, RG-50-PS, RG-20-PS, MU, BG) for residential and commercial development, with site plan approval and preliminary plat approval. The commission will also approve minutes and accept staff reports.

• Rezone Lots 1-116 and Outlots A-E, Cornhusker Creek, from RS-72 to RD-60-PS, RG-50-PS, RG-20-PS, MU, BG for residential and commercial development (Case #Z-2307-13, S-2307-12)
• Preliminary plat for Cornhusker Creek, Lots 1-116 and Outlots A-E
• Amend Ordinance No. 4104 (Zoning Ordinance) to update staff titles (Case #178)
• Amend Subdivision Regulations to update staff titles (Case #179)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will hold final readings on ordinances to rezone a property at 215 Bellevue Blvd. S. and annex multiple unincorporated parcels, plus introduce a rezoning for 10715 Old 36th Street. They will also consider a budget amendment for the Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency and approve several contracts, including a $666,187.82 wastewater CCTV van replacement and a $243,200 amendment for the Haworth Park wastewater system.

• Ordinance 4139: Rezone The Shadows Replat II lots at 215 Bellevue Blvd. S. to correct an unrecorded property sale
• Ordinances 4140-4143: Annex 16 unincorporated parcels in four areas
• Ordinance 4145: Rezone Perez Addition Replat One at 10715 Old 36th Street to RE-PS with site plan
• Resolution 2024-01: Approve amended wastewater agency budget
• Contract: Replace wastewater CCTV van for $666,187.82