Bellevue public meetings in 2025

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider a series of contract approvals and resolutions, including a $79,977,029 construction agreement with ARCO/Murray National Holdings, Inc. Council members will also adopt Ordinance No. 4200 updating compensation for the HR Director and adopt the Bellevue and Papillion Housing Resilience Plan. Additional items include approval of demolition and infrastructure contracts for specific sites and a public hearing for the Wild Blue Running American Heroes Half Marathon event.

• Ordinance No. 4200 – Updated Compensation Ordinance for the HR Director (3rd reading)
• Resolution No. 2025‑29 – Adoption of the Bellevue and Papillion Housing Resilience Plan (public hearing required)
• Amended and Restated Agreement with ARCO/Murray National Holdings, Inc. for construction, not to exceed $79,977,029
• Contract with Christensen Excavation Co. for demolition at 11320 South 47th Street, up to $16,600
• Agreement with Felsburg Holt & Ullevig for Fort Crook and Child Road traffic signal improvements, up to $100,925

The council adopted Resolution No. 2025-29, formally adopting the Bellevue and Papillion Housing Resilience Plan. It also approved Ordinance No. 4200 updating city employee compensation, and authorized the Wild Blue Running American Heroes Half Marathon. Additional approvals included HUD funding release, and demolition contracts for 11320 South 47th Street ($16,600) and 1416 Fairfax Road ($13,400).

• Approved Ordinance No. 4200 (Updated Compensation Ordinance) – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes; Preister abstain
• Approved Wild Blue Running American Heroes Half Marathon event – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes; Preister abstain
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025-29 (Housing Resilience Plan) – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes; Preister abstain
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-30 (Authorize CDBG CAPER report submission) – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes; Preister abstain
• Authorized Mayor to sign HUD Form 7015.15 for release of CDBG funds – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes
• Approved demolition contract for 11320 South 47th Street up to $16,600 – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes
• Approved demolition contract for 1416 Fairfax Road up to $13,400 – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes

City Council

The City Council will discuss a redevelopment agreement for GLC Wilshire Housing, Inc. and hold a public hearing on an updated compensation ordinance. The body is also reviewing several equipment purchases and professional service contracts.

• Redevelopment Agreement for GLC Wilshire Housing, Inc. at 1724 Wilshire Drive up to $1,500,000.00
• Public hearing on Ordinance No. 4200: Updated Compensation Ordinance
• Sublicense Agreement with Project Play Holdings for Bellevue Bay Waterpark up to $250,000.00
• Agreement with Stanley J. How Architects for Police Training Facility plans up to $131,500.00
• Purchase of 2026 Ford Explorer Police Cruiser not to exceed $44,113.00

The Bellevue City Council approved a redevelopment agreement and promissory note worth up to $1,500,000 for the GLC Wilshire Housing project. It also approved several procurement and service contracts, including a police cruiser, a fire department vehicle, architectural plans for a new police training facility, a temporary easement, and a waterpark sub‑license. Council members elected Jerry McCaw as the 2026 Council President.

• Approved $1,500,000 redevelopment agreement for GLC Wilshire Housing (6-0)
• Approved purchase of 2026 Ford Explorer Police Cruiser, not to exceed $44,113 (6-0)
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with JEO Consulting Group, not to exceed $54,010 (6-0)
• Approved Temporary Easement Contract with Midwest ROW, not to exceed $910 (6-0)
• Approved architectural plans for Police Training Facility with Stanley J. How Architects, not to exceed $131,500 (6-0)
• Approved purchase of 2026 Ford Expedition for Fire Department, not to exceed $54,692 (6-0)
• Approved Sub‑License Agreement for Bellevue Bay Waterpark with Project Play Holdings, not to exceed $250,000 (6-0)
• Elected Jerry McCaw as City Council President for 2026 (6-0)

Board of Equalization

The Bellevue Board of Equalization will hold a public hearing on levying liens against property owners who have not paid for mowing, trimming, debris removal, demolition or general clean‑up services performed by the city. It will then consider Resolution BOE No. 2025‑1202‑01 to approve those liens. The agenda lists the owners and amounts owed, ranging from $250 to $2,450.

• Public hearing to consider levy of liens for non‑payment of mowing, trimming, debris removal, demolition and clean‑up services
• Resolution BOE No. 2025‑1202‑01 to approve the levying of those liens
• Bills listed for owners such as Bonnie Bacon – $450, Melisa Comes – $550, Nicole Davenport – $250, Scott Dixon – $550, Thomas Dunkleman – $550
• Additional amounts include $1,550 for Harrison Properties LLC and $2,450 for Stanley Plebanek
• All listed services were performed on properties within Bellevue and its extra‑territorial jurisdiction

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will consider a draft housing resilience plan for Bellevue and Papillion. The document outlines strategies to protect homes from natural hazards like floods and storms. The plan was developed with support from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

• Public hearing to approve Bellevue & Papillion Housing Resilience Plan
• Approval of 2026 Planning Commission Uniform Review Schedule
• Election of Planning Commission Officers

Library Advisory Board

The Library Advisory Board will meet to review reports from the 2025 Nebraska Makerspace Conference and the Nebraska Library Association annual conference. The board will also receive monthly statistics for October 2025 and a building update.

• Report on the 2025 Nebraska Makerspace Conference
• October 2025 monthly statistics
• Reports on the Nebraska Library Association 2025 annual conference
• Building update

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the October 15, 2025 meeting. Both approvals passed unanimously with one member absent. The board then adjourned the meeting. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved agenda (motion by Stortvedt, seconded by Moore; 6-0, Clopton absent)
• Approved October 15 minutes (motion by Minarik, seconded by Ady; 6-0, Clopton absent)
• Adjourned meeting (motion by Minarik, seconded by Stortvedt; 6-0, Clopton absent)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council approved several procurement contracts, including a new fountain for American Heroes Park, retractable walls for the fire training site, and new trucks for city departments. It also extended the professional services agreement with RDG Planning & Design Inc. for the CDBG-DR Multijurisdictional Housing Resilience Plan at a cost up to $425,000. The Council recommended a liquor‑license amendment for Switchgear Entertainment LLC and adopted a resolution supporting Papillion’s request for jurisdictional change.

• Approve purchase of a fountain for American Heroes Park, up to $150,667.29 (Midwest Turf and Irrigation)
• Approve purchase of retractable walls for the fire training site, up to $83,750.00 (Porter Trustin Carlson)
• Approve purchase of two trucks for the Cemetery Department and one for Facility Maintenance, up to $226,701.00 (Anderson Auto Group)
• Extend professional services agreement with RDG Planning & Design Inc. for the CDBG‑DR Housing Resilience Plan, up to $425,000
• Recommend approval of liquor‑license amendment for Katey S. Brewer, manager of Switchgear Entertainment LLC (The Alley) at 601 Chateau Drive

The council unanimously approved a recommendation to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission for a manager amendment at The Alley. It also approved a resolution supporting Papillion's request for Sarpy County to cede jurisdiction over Parcel #010485368. Several capital purchases were authorized, including a new fountain for American Heroes Park, retractable walls for the fire training site, three trucks for city departments, and temporary easement contracts for roadway projects. Finally, the council approved extending a professional services agreement for the CDBG‑DR Multijurisdictional Housing Resilience Plan up to $425,000.

• Recommended approval of liquor license amendment for Switchgear Entertainment LLC dba The Alley (601 Chateau Drive)
• Approved Resolution 2025-28 supporting Papillion's request to have Sarpy County cede Parcel #010485368
• Approved purchase of new fountain set for American Heroes Park up to $150,667.29
• Approved purchase of retractable walls for fire training site up to $83,750.00
• Approved purchase of three trucks (2 Cemetery Dept., 1 Facility Maintenance Dept.) up to $226,701.00
• Approved three temporary easement contracts for Whitted Creek 25th St. project up to $7,430.00
• Approved eight temporary easement contracts for Mission Avenue reconstruction up to $8,360.00
• Approved extension of professional services agreement with RDG Planning & Design Inc. up to $425,000

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider several zoning amendment ordinances, including changes to multifamily density and rezoning of specific parcels. It will hold show‑cause hearings on proposed condemnations at 11320 S. 47th Street and 1416 Fairfax Road. The council will vote on multiple contracts and purchases, notably a $2,998,559.98 construction agreement for the Bellevue Entertainment District Phase I and a $76,403.29 purchase of cruiser and body cameras. Additional items include approvals for easements, equipment, and a police motorcycle lease.

• Ordinance No. 4194: amend Section 5.17 of the zoning ordinance to change multifamily density (Applicant: Great Lakes Capital)
• Ordinance No. 4198: rezone Lot 1 and Outlot A at 1902 Lola Ave from AG to RA and RG‑8 (Applicant: Orchard Valley, Inc.)
• Ordinance No. 4199: rezone Lot 6 at 1724 Wilshire Dr from BG to RG‑8‑PS for multifamily development (Applicant: Ehrhart Griffin & Associates)
• Approve construction agreement with Chas. Vrana & Sons for Bellevue Entertainment District Phase I, up to $2,998,559.98
• Approve purchase of cruiser and body cameras from Motorola Solutions, not to exceed $76,403.29

The council approved a $5,000 donation from the Community Betterment Fund to ENCAP for the Bellevue Food Pantry (6‑0). It adopted Ordinance 4194 to amend Section 5.17 of the zoning ordinance for workforce housing (6‑0). It also approved rezoning of Lot 1/Outlot A at 1902 Lola Ave (Ordinance 4198, 6‑0), a small subdivision plat for the same site (5‑1), and rezoning of Lot 6 at 1724 Wilshire Dr (Ordinance 4199, 5‑1).

• Approved $5,000 donation to ENCAP for food pantry (6‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 4194 – workforce housing zoning amendment (6‑0)
• Approved Ordinance 4198 – rezoning 1902 Lola Ave (6‑0)
• Approved small subdivision plat for Lot 1/Outlot A, Lola Ave (5‑1)
• Approved Ordinance 4199 – rezoning 1724 Wilshire Dr (5‑1)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider several liquor license recommendations, multiple rezoning ordinances, and a series of purchase contracts for fire, public works, and police equipment. Current business items include a new medical unit, fire siren replacement, and a major integrated technology platform for the city. All items are presented for council approval or recommendation.

• Recommend approval of a Class "C" liquor license for Varsity Hospitality LLC at 3504 Samson Way Suites 1-5
• Ordinance No. 4197: Rezone Lots 1‑3, Michalek Estates (12009 S. 25th St) from AG to AG, RA, RE
• Ordinance No. 4198: Rezone Lot 1 and Outlot A, Mora Acres (1902 Lola Ave) from AG to RA and RG‑8
• Approve purchase of a new Med Unit (up to $379,864.00) from North Central Emergency Vehicles
• Approve agreement with Samsara/Carahsoft Technology Corp. for an integrated platform (up to $545,564.60 over 5 years)

The Bellevue City Council approved three Class C liquor license applications and their temporary permits. It also adopted Ordinance No. 4197 to rezone 12009 South 25th Street and approved related subdivision plat and waiver measures. All actions passed with unanimous yes votes from the present members.

• Approved Class C liquor license for Varsity Sports Café, 3504 Samson Way, and temporary permit (yes: Preister, Casey, Collins, McCaw; absent: Burns, Welch)
• Approved amendment for Walmart Inc. dba "Walmart 2847" manager Cole Douglas Gordner, 10504 S. 15th Street (yes: Preister, Casey, Collins, McCaw; absent: Burns, Welch)
• Approved amendment for Walmart Inc. dba "Walmart 3154" manager Alishia L. Willis, 2109 Towne Centre Drive (yes: Preister, Casey, Collins, McCaw; absent: Burns, Welch)
• Approved Ordinance No. 4197 to amend the official zoning map for 12009 South 25th Street (yes: Preister, Casey, Collins, McCaw; absent: Burns, Welch)
• Approved small subdivision plat Lots 1‑3, Michalek Estates (yes: Preister, Casey, Collins, McCaw; absent: Burns, Welch)
• Approved waiver of Section 6‑7(7) Subdivision Regulations regarding lot depth‑to‑width ratio (yes: Preister, Casey, Collins, McCaw; absent: Burns, Welch)
• Approved the agenda (yes: Preister, Casey, Collins, McCaw; absent: Burns, Welch)
• Approved the consent agenda (yes: Preister, Casey, Collins, McCaw; absent: Burns, Welch)

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board will review the library’s accreditation process and the Community Needs Plan covering 2019‑2022. It will provide an update on the library building project. The meeting will also include updates from the Foundation and Friends groups and a period for public requests to be heard.

• Review accreditation process and Community Needs Plan 2019‑2022
• Building project update
• Foundation updates
• Friends updates
• Public requests to be heard

The advisory board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the September 17 meeting. The Bellevue Library Foundation approved approximately $4,000 to purchase a new table for the adult area, providing extra workspace and notary services. The board also announced the Friends of the Library annual meeting for October 26.

• Approved agenda (7-0)
• Approved September 17 minutes (7-0)
• Foundation approved approx $4,000 funding for new adult area table

City Council

The City Council is deciding on the issuance of general obligation bonds for improvement districts and reviewing several rezoning requests. The body is also considering various police equipment purchases and infrastructure contracts.

• Ordinance No. 4195: General obligation bonds for improvement districts not to exceed $35,000,000.00
• Construction Contractor Assignment Agreement for Bellevue Bay Indoor Water Park not to exceed $792,526.00
• Purchase of six Explorer Police Cruisers from Anderson Ford not to exceed $263,226.00
• CDBG Funding Approval and Agreement for FY-25 not to exceed $315,457.00
• Rezoning requests for 12009 S. 25th Street, 1902 Lola Ave, and 1724 Wilshire Dr

The council adopted Ordinance No. 4195 authorizing up to $35,000,000 in general obligation bonds for improvement districts. It also approved Ordinance No. 4196 amending the official zoning map boundaries. Additional approvals included a liquor‑license amendment for a Quik Trip manager, CDBG funding and amendment agreements, and several temporary easement contracts for public‑works projects.

• Approved Ordinance No. 4195 authorizing up to $35,000,000 in general obligation bonds (6‑0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 4196 amending city code boundaries of the official zoning map (6‑0)
• Recommended approval to NLCC of amendment for Quik Trip manager at 1311 Fort Crook Road (6‑0)
• Approved CDBG funding agreement up to $315,457 (6‑0)
• Approved CDBG amendment for cost reimbursement up to $140,000 (6‑0)
• Approved three temporary easement contracts for Mission Ave reconstruction up to $1,700 (6‑0)
• Approved nine temporary easement contracts for Whitted Creek 25th St. project up to $30,970 (6‑0)
• Approved compressor replacement proposal at 1500 Wall Street up to $12,035 (6‑0)

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning applications. One request seeks to rezone Lot 1 and Outlot A at 1902 Lola Ave from AG to RA and RG‑8 for residential development. Another request seeks to rezone Lot 6 at 1724 Wilshire Dr from BG to RG‑8‑PS for multi‑family residential development with site‑plan approval. The commission will also consider a consent agenda request to approve the final plat for Quail Crossing, LLC at the southwest corner of S 48th Street and Highway 370, and will approve minutes from the August 28, 2025 meeting.

• Consent agenda: approve final plat for Lots 1‑7 and Outlots A & B, Quail Crossing, LLC, SW corner of S 48th St & Highway 370 (Case S‑2508‑17)
• Public hearing: rezone Lot 1 and Outlot A, Mora Acres, 1902 Lola Ave, from AG to RA and RG‑8 (Cases Z‑2507‑07, S‑2507‑13)
• Public hearing: rezone Lot 6, Tiller’s 4th Addition, 1724 Wilshire Dr, from BG to RG‑8‑PS for multi‑family residential (Case Z‑2506‑06)
• Approve minutes of the August 28, 2025 regular meeting

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider a request to approve the 2026‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan, which lists total capital projects of $63,324711, with $59,742,965 funded by the city and $3,581,746 from outside sources. Council members will also vote on Ordinance No. 4192 to adopt the Annual Appropriations Bill and on Resolution No. 2025-22 to set the 2025‑2026 property tax request of $39,456,562.89. Standard procedural items such as the pledge of allegiance and roll call will be completed before the votes.

• Approve 2026‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan – total $63,324711 (city $59,742,965, outside $3,581,746)
• Ordinance No. 4192 – adoption of the Annual Appropriations Bill
• Resolution No. 2025-22 – set 2025‑2026 property tax request of $39,456,562.89
• Review of FY 2025‑26 budget figures including capital and operating expenditures
• Standard procedural items (pledge, roll call, agenda approval)

The council unanimously approved the agenda, the 2026‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan, the annual appropriations ordinance, and a resolution setting the 2025‑2026 property tax levy. All motions carried with every member voting yes and none voting no.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved 2026‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4192 – Annual Appropriations (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2025‑22 – 2025‑2026 Property Tax Levy (unanimous)

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board will meet to approve the agenda and minutes from the August 20, 2025 meeting. Members will review the Teen and Children’s 2025 Summer Library Programs and hear director reports and a holiday schedule for FY 2025‑2026. The board will discuss the Nebraska Library Association conference scheduled for Oct. 22‑24 in York, NE, and receive updates on the building and the Foundation and Friends groups.

• Review of Teen 2025 Summer Library Program
• Review of Children’s 2025 Summer Library Program
• Discuss Nebraska Library Association (NLA) Conference, Oct. 22‑24, in York, NE
• Building Update
• Foundation and Friends updates

The advisory board approved the FY 2025‑2026 holiday schedule with a unanimous 7‑0 vote. It also approved funding for additional tables and computers for the computer lab. The agenda and amended minutes were approved unanimously. A foundation request to purchase picnic tables and shade sails was tabled until the next meeting.

• Approved agenda for September 17 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved amended minutes of August 20 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2025‑2026 holiday schedule (7‑0)
• Approved funding for additional tables and computers for the computer lab (board approval)
• Tabled foundation request for picnic tables and shade sails (postponed)

City Council

The City Council will discuss the Annual Appropriations Bill and a proposal to issue general obligation bonds up to $35 million for improvement districts. The body is also reviewing zoning amendments, a compensation ordinance, and various municipal service contracts.

• Ordinance No. 4195: General obligation bonds for improvement districts not to exceed $35,000,000.00
• Ordinance No. 4192: Adoption of the Annual Appropriations Bill budget statement
• Property Casualty Insurance renewal with FNIC for $815,980.00
• Ordinance No. 4194: Proposed multifamily residential density amendment for Great Lakes Capital
• Building Automation System for District 1 Fire Station for $38,840.00

The Bellevue City Council approved Ordinance No. 4193, setting employee compensation ranges, with a 5‑0 vote. It postponed Ordinance No. 4194 (zoning density amendment) to November 4, 2025, and also postponed the conditional use permit request for Lot 3D and the 2026‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan. The council approved the annual trick‑or‑treat event application and two resolutions to allow satellite keno locations at Varsity Sports Cafe and Beardmore Event Center.

• Approved Ordinance No. 4193 (employee compensation ranges) (5-0)
• Postponed Ordinance No. 4194 (zoning density amendment) to Nov 4, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved Event Application for Annual Bellevue Trick or Treat (5-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-20 to operate satellite keno at 3504 Samson Way (5-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-21 to operate satellite keno at 3930 Raynor Parkway (5-0)
• Postponed conditional use permit request for Lot 3D, Twin Ridge II (5-0)
• Postponed approval of 2026‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan until Sep 23, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved agenda, consent agenda, and claims (5-0 each)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will meet on September 2, 2025, to discuss and vote on several key items, including the introduction of a $35 million bond ordinance for improvement districts, zoning amendments for multifamily density, and fee schedule updates. The meeting also includes public hearings on budget and compensation ordinances, liquor license amendments, and various contracts for city services and projects.

• Introduce $35,000,000 general obligation bonds for improvement districts (Ordinance No. 4195)
• Amend zoning for multifamily density in -PS overlay (Ordinance No. 4194, applicant: Great Lakes Capital)
• Update Master Fee Schedule including watershed, trash, pawnbroker, and event fees (Resolution No. 2025-18)
• Approve $107,310 purchase of Material Screener/Sifter from Orbit Screens (Public Works)
• Approve $30,000 study for Daniels Farm Recreation Area (JEO Consulting Services)

The Bellevue City Council approved its agenda, consent agenda, and claims without opposition. It voted to recommend the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission approve an amendment for Corbin Delgado as manager of Snap Productions at 2221 Thurston Circle. The council also postponed the public hearing on the Annual Appropriations Bill to September 16, 2025.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda, including August 19, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved claims (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of liquor license amendment for Snap Productions (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw voted yes)
• Postponed public hearing on Ordinance No. 4192 (Annual Appropriations Bill) to September 16, 2025 (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw voted yes)

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization will hold a public hearing to consider levying liens against property owners for unpaid costs. These costs are associated with mowing, trimming, debris removal, and general clean-up of properties within the City of Bellevue and its extra-territorial jurisdiction.

• Public hearing on levying liens for non-payment of maintenance costs
• BOE Resolution No. 2025-0902-01 regarding the levying of liens
• Proposed lien for 301 E. 22nd Avenue in the amount of $3,445.00
• Proposed lien for 9502 Cedar Island Road in the amount of $1,700.00
• Proposed lien for 9500 Cedar Island Road in the amount of $1,475.00

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three rezoning and subdivision requests and one conditional use permit. The body will also receive a staff update regarding the Housing Resiliency Plan.

• Rezoning and subdivision of Michalek Estates at 12009 S. 25th St. (Case #Z-2507-08, S-2507-15)
• Rezoning and subdivision of Mora Acres at 1902 Lola Avenue (Case #Z-2507-07, S-2507-13)
• Conditional use permit for oversized vehicle and trailer parking at 1010 Fort Crook Rd S. (Case #CUP-2507-02)
• Requested continuance for multi-family residential rezoning at 1724 Wilshire Drive (Case #Z-2506-6)
• Staff update on the Housing Resiliency Plan

Library Advisory Board

The Library Advisory Board will meet to nominate and elect a President and Vice-President. The board will also review library accreditation status and monthly statistics for June and July 2025.

• Election of President and Vice-President
• Review of Library Board Certification status for June 30, 2027
• Review of Public Library Accreditation status for 2026
• Discussion of Nebraska Library Association Conference (Oct. 22-24)
• Building and Foundation/Friends updates

The board approved the meeting agenda and re‑elected its officers. It also approved the minutes from the June 18 meeting. The Library Foundation approved approximately $10,000 from its Capital Fund to expand the computer lab, covering new furniture, computers, privacy shields and software. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved agenda (5‑0, Ady & Minarik absent)
• Re‑elected Evonne Edgington as President (5‑0, Ady & Minarik absent)
• Re‑elected Deb Stortvedt as Vice President (5‑0, Ady & Minarik absent)
• Approved minutes of June 18 meeting (5‑0, Ady & Minarik absent)
• Foundation approved approx $10,000 for computer lab expansion (no vote recorded)
• Adjourned meeting (5‑0, Ady & Minarik absent)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will meet to approve routine claims and ordinances, hear presentations on the Bellevue Bay Indoor Waterpark Project and the proposed 2025-2026 budget, and vote on a rezoning request for the Quail Crossing development near 42nd Street and Highway 370.

• Rezone Lots 1-7, Outlots A & B in Quail Crossing from AG/RE to BG/RG-20-PS for commercial and multi-family development (Ordinance No. 4188)
• Preliminary plat approval for Quail Crossing development (Quail Crossing, LLC)
• Presentation on Bellevue Bay Indoor Waterpark Project
• Presentation on proposed 2025-2026 budget
• Approve claims and contracts totaling up to $920,784.50 (including $811,795.50 for CIPP Rehabilitation and $81,500 for crack sealer)

The council approved Ordinance No. 4188, rezoning lots at 42nd Street and Highway 370 from agricultural/residential to business and multifamily residential (BG and RG‑20‑PS) with a 5‑1 vote (Councilwoman Welch opposed). The council also approved the accompanying preliminary plat for those lots with the same 5‑1 vote. Additional actions included authorizing the mayor to sign the 2025 municipal compliance certification, approving a grant for the American Heroes Park improvement, and approving contracts for an employee wellness program ($22,500), a crack‑sealer purchase ($81,500), a new flagpole ($15,489), and a change order for pipe rehabilitation ($811,795.50). All motions carried.

• Approved Ordinance No. 4188 rezoning 42nd St & Hwy 370 (5‑1)
• Approved preliminary plat for the same lots (5‑1)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑16 authorizing mayor to sign 2025 compliance certification (6‑0)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑17 grant for American Heroes Park improvement (6‑0)
• Approved $22,500 employee wellness program agreement with Lockton (6‑0)
• Approved purchase of Etnyre ECS400 crack sealer up to $81,500 (6‑0)
• Approved purchase of new flagpole for Washington Park up to $15,489 (6‑0)
• Approved Change Order #1 with Sak Construction for Olde Towne CIPP rehab up to $811,795.50 (6‑0)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will hold public hearings and likely vote on multiple ordinances, including a rezoning request for Quail Crossing, a land sale to RD Blair LLC, and amendments to peddler and secondhand goods regulations. The meeting will also consider contracts for bridge inspections, roadway studies, and IT services, as well as a resolution to join the national opioid settlement.

• Rezone Quail Crossing (Lots 1-7) from AG/RE to BG/RG-20-PS for commercial/multi-family development at 42nd Street and Hwy 370
• Sale of 22.62 acres of city land to RD Blair LLC for an amount not specified
• Amendments to peddler and secondhand goods regulations (Ordinances 4189 & 4190)
• Authorization of opioid settlement participation with Purdue and the Sackler family
• Contracts totaling $1,282,356.19 for bridge inspections, roadway studies, IT services, and construction administration

The council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included several reappointments and a bridge commission appointment. It also approved the claims with one abstention. The council waived the three‑reading requirement and adopted Ordinance 4189 to amend peddler regulations and Ordinance 4190 to repeal the second‑hand goods rules, both passing unanimously.

• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Approved consent agenda (all items) (6-0)
• Approved claims (5-0, 1 abstain)
• Waived three‑reading rule for Ordinance 4189 (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 4189 regulating peddlers (6-0)
• Waived three‑reading rule for Ordinance 4190 (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 4190 repealing second‑hand goods rules (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a rezoning request for a multi-family residential project and an amendment to zoning density rules. The body will also review the city's Capital Improvement Plan for 2026-2031.

• Rezoning of 1724 Wilshire Drive from BG to RG-8-PS for multi-family residential development
• Proposed amendment to Zoning Ordinance Section 5.17 regarding Planned Subdivision Overlay density
• Approval of the 2026-2031 Capital Improvement Plan

City Council

The City Council will discuss a rezoning request for Quail Crossing and a redevelopment plan for 1724 Wilshire Drive. The body is also reviewing a Community Development Block Grant budget and several infrastructure contracts.

• Ordinance No. 4188: Rezoning Lots 1-7 and Outlots A and B at 42nd Street and Hwy 370 for commercial and multi-family residential development
• Resolution No. 2025-14: 2025-2026 Community Development Block Grant Budget not to exceed $342,457.00
• Resolution No. 2025-13: Redevelopment Plan for Lot 6, Tiller's 4th Addition at 1724 Wilshire Drive
• Agreement with Felsburg Holt & Ullevig for traffic signal improvements at Hwy 75 and Capehart Road up to $13,200.00
• Amendment with HGM Associates for Library Parking Lot Resurfacing design services up to $20,700.00

The Bellevue City Council unanimously approved the meeting agenda, consent agenda and claims. It then approved Resolution 2025‑13, authorizing the mayor to sign a redevelopment plan for Lot 6 that includes a $1.5 million affordable‑housing project. The council also adopted the 2025‑2026 Community Development Block Grant budget of up to $342,457 and several service agreements for fiber installation, traffic‑signal upgrades, library parking lot design, and a cemetery parking pad.

• Approved agenda – unanimous (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw)
• Approved consent agenda – unanimous (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw)
• Approved claims – unanimous (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑13 for Lot 6 redevelopment, authorizing mayor to sign – unanimous (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑14 CDBG Action Plan budget up to $342,457, authorizing mayor to sign – unanimous (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw)
• Approved Master Services Agreement with Allo Communications for fire‑training site fiber, up to $3,048/year – unanimous (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw)
• Approved traffic‑signal improvement agreement with Felsburg Holt & Ullevig, up to $13,200 – unanimous (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw)
• Approved amendment with HGM Associates for library parking lot design services, up to $20,700 – unanimous (Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw)

City Council

The City Council will discuss financing and agreements for a water main extension to South Bellevue. The body is also considering land acquisitions for a new Public Works Facility and a lease for a police site.

• Ordinance No. 4187: $4,968,504.00 in bonds for South Bellevue water main extension (Phase B)
• Land purchase from Dana Partnership LLP for Public Works Facility up to $1,445,946.60
• Land purchase from Armor Storages IX LLC for Public Works Facility up to $654,053.40
• Interlocal Agreement with Sarpy County for IT Services for $150,318.00
• Lease for Bellevue Police 'North Site' at 726 Fort Crook Road North up to $40,417.44

The council voted unanimously to adopt Ordinance No. 4187, authorizing up to $5,100,000 in bonds for water main improvements. It also approved an amendment to the Cornhusker Creek Subdivision Agreement (SID #379) and several land‑acquisition agreements for a new Public Works Facility. Additional approvals included an interlocal IT services agreement with Sarpy County, a water‑main extension contract, and a lease for the Bellevue Police North Site.

• Approved Ordinance No. 4187 authorizing up to $5,100,000 in bonds for water main improvements – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes
• Approved amendment to Cornhusker Creek Subdivision Agreement (SID #379) – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes
• Approved Mayor to execute Commercial Purchase Agreement with Dana Partnership LLP for land up to $1,445,946.60 for new Public Works Facility – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes
• Approved Mayor to execute Commercial Purchase Agreement with Armor Storages IX LLC for land up to $654,053.40 for new Public Works Facility – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes
• Approved Mayor to sign Interlocal Agreement with Sarpy County for IT services, $150,318.00 – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes
• Approved Mayor to sign Water Main Extension Agreement with Metropolitan Utilities District, up to $4,968,504.00 – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes
• Approved Mayor to sign lease for Bellevue Police “North Site,” 726 Fort Crook Road North, $40,417.44 – vote: Welch, Preister, Casey, Burns, Collins, McCaw yes

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a rezoning request for commercial and multi-family residential development and a redevelopment plan. The commission will also receive an update on the Housing Resiliency Plan.

• Rezoning request for Quail Crossing (42nd Street and Hwy 370) from AG and RE to BG and RG-20-PS
• Preliminary plat for Quail Crossing Lots 1-7 and Outlots A and B
• Redevelopment Plan for 1724 Wilshire Drive (Lot 6, Tiller’s 4th Addition)
• Housing Resiliency Plan update

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board will review the 2025 Adult Library Program and May 2025 statistics. The board will also discuss the Book Club Kit program and an upcoming professional conference.

• Review of 2025 Adult Library Program (ALP)
• May 2025 monthly statistics and activities report
• Update on Book Club Kit program
• Discussion of Nebraska Library Association Conference (Oct. 22-24)
• Building update

The Library Advisory Board voted to approve the June 18 agenda and the May 21 minutes. Both motions passed with all present members voting yes and one member absent. The board then moved to adjourn, which also passed.

• Approved agenda (yes:6, no:0, absent:1)
• Approved May 21 minutes (yes:6, no:0, absent:1)
• Adjourned meeting (yes:6, no:0, absent:1)

City Council

The City Council will discuss the adoption of a Master Plan for the Bellevue Entertainment District. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure contracts and park expenditures for local improvement districts.

• Resolution No. 2025-10: Adoption of the Master Plan for the Bellevue Entertainment District
• Resolution No. 2025-11: Park improvements for SID No. 263 (Brook Park) up to $437,325.00
• Resolution No. 2025-12: Park improvements for SID No. 238 (Ashford Hollow) up to $642,585.00
• Contract with Burrell Enterprises LLC for 2025 Concrete Projects (Package 2) up to $966,523.00
• Contract with Big A Demo & Excavating for demolition of Aspen Pool up to $70,800.00

City Council

The City Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts and a rezoning request for commercial development. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding an event license fee waiver for the Kiwanis Club of Bellevue-Offutt.

• Agreement with Valley Corp. for Mission Avenue Improvements not to exceed $6,742,482.97
• Ordinance No. 4185 to rezone Lots 1 and 2, Mr. T's Addition Replat II at 36th Street and Cornhusker Road
• Agreement with HGM Associates for 2025 Concrete Projects - Package 2 not to exceed $222,220.00
• Agreement with HDR for Landings Lift Station design not to exceed $179,800.00
• Agreement with NL&L for CDBG Sidewalk Improvements not to exceed $231,198.65

The Bellevue City Council unanimously approved a $6,742,482.97 agreement with Valley Corp. for Mission Avenue Improvements. It also adopted Ordinance No. 4185 rezoning the South 36th St. and Cornhusker Rd. area and approved a small subdivision plat for Lots 1 & 2. Additional unanimous approvals included a waiver of subdivision regulations, a fee waiver for a Kiwanis Club event, the FY 2025‑2026 wastewater agency budget, an MOU with the Sarpy County Force Investigation Team, and contracts with HGM Associates, HDR, Alfred Benesch, and NL&L.

• Approved Ordinance No. 4185 rezoning South 36th St. & Cornhusker Rd (6‑0)
• Approved small subdivision plat for Lots 1 & 2, Mr. T’s Addition Replat II (6‑0)
• Approved waiver of Section 6‑7(7) subdivision regulation (5‑0, Welch absent)
• Recommended approval of Kiwanis Club event and waived $50 fee (6‑0)
• Approved Resolution 2025‑09 authorizing Mayor to sign Sarpy County Wastewater Agency FY 2025‑2026 budget (6‑0)
• Approved MOU with Sarpy County Force Investigation Team (6‑0)
• Approved $222,220 contract with HGM Associates for 2025 Concrete Projects – Package 2 (6‑0)
• Approved $6,742,482.97 agreement with Valley Corp for Mission Avenue Improvements (6‑0)

Board of Equalization

The Board of Equalization will hold a public hearing to consider levying liens against five properties for unpaid city costs. These costs relate to mowing, trimming, debris removal, and demolition services.

• Resolution BOE No. 2025-0603-01 to levy liens for unpaid cleanup and demolition costs
• Proposed lien of $1,549.00 for Outlot E, Quail Creek (Express Funding Corporation)
• Proposed lien of $1,349.00 for 914 Douglas Drive (Brianna and John Renninger)
• Proposed lien of $399.00 for 212 East 20th Avenue (John Francois)
• Proposed lien of $345.00 for 3412 Tammy Street (Skylar D. and Nikkie E. Fay)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to consider a master plan for the Bellevue Entertainment District. The body will also review a rezoning and subdivision request for a property on S 36th St.

• Approval of the Master Plan for the Bellevue Entertainment District area
• Rezoning and subdivision plat for Lots 1-4, Campagna Estates at 12114 S 36th St (Case # Z-2503-03, S-2503-05)
• Waiver of Subdivision Regulation Section 6-7 (7) regarding lot depth and width for 12114 S 36th St

Library Advisory Board

The Library Advisory Board will meet to review the Code of Conduct Policy and board director terms. The board will also receive a preview of the 2025 Children’s and Teen Summer Library Programs.

• Consideration of Code of Conduct Policy
• Review of Board Director terms
• Preview of 2025 Children’s and Teen Summer Library Programs
• April 2025 monthly statistics report

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the April 16 meeting. They also approved an amendment to the Code of Conduct Policy that adds language about e‑cigarettes, vaping, and a 100‑foot smoking restriction from the library entrance. The meeting was then unanimously adjourned.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous yes, no votes)
• Approved April 16 minutes (unanimous yes, no votes)
• Approved Code of Conduct Policy amendment on vaping and smoking (unanimous yes, no votes)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous yes, no votes)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning request at 36th Street and Cornhusker Road and a site plan for multi-family residential development at Normandy Blvd and Grenoble Dr. The body will also consider a Future Land Use Map amendment for Offutt AFB boundaries and several city contracts.

• Ordinance No. 4185: Rezoning request for commercial development at 36th Street and Cornhusker Road
• Site plan approval for multi-family residential development at Normandy Blvd and Grenoble Dr
• Resolution No. 2025-08: Supplemental Agreement with Olsson for 36th Street project not to exceed $24,750.00
• Agreement with ESO for Fire and EMS Records Management not to exceed $40,859.30/year
• Guaranteed Maximum Price Amendment with MCL Construction for Bellevue Bay Indoor Water Park mass grading

The Bellevue City Council approved the site‑plan request for Lots 3A and 3B at Normandy Hills, allowing a 90‑unit multi‑family development. It also adopted Ordinance No. 4184 to vacate a portion of alley right‑of‑way and amended the Future Land Use Map to reflect Offutt AFB boundaries. Several financial agreements were authorized, including a construction supplemental agreement, an NDOT reimbursement, and a fire‑EMS records‑management contract.

• Approved Ordinance No. 4184 to vacate alley right‑of‑way (5‑0)
• Approved site‑plan for Lots 3A and 3B Normandy Hills multi‑family development (6‑0)
• Approved amendment to Future Land Use Map for Offutt AFB boundaries (6‑0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025‑08 authorizing Mayor to sign Construction Engineering Supplemental Agreement #3 ($24,750 total, city share $4,950) (6‑0)
• Approved Maintenance Agreement No. 5 and NDOT Certificate of Compliance for $20,787.20 reimbursement (6‑0)
• Approved agreement with ESO for Fire and EMS Records Management up to $40,859.30 per year (6‑0)
• Approved agenda (6‑0)
• Approved consent agenda (6‑0)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will consider a consent agenda, multiple ordinances (including a real estate exchange), public hearings on plats, a master fee schedule update, and several current business items. Key decisions include approval of large construction contracts for street overlays, concrete work, and a fire department outbuilding, as well as subrecipient agreements for community programs.

• Authorization of $1,432,650.45 for 2025 Overlay Projects with OMNI Engineering
• Authorization of $809,000 for Fire Department Outbuilding Addition & Parking Lot (Phase 3) with Dean Snyder Construction
• First reading of Ordinance No. 4185 to rezone Lots 1 and 2 at 36th Street and Cornhusker Road for commercial development
• Ordinance No. 4186 to approve a Real Estate Exchange Agreement, with request to waive readings and vote tonight
• Resolution No. 2025-07 to update the Master Fee Schedule

The council approved several items, including a Class C liquor license for Pat & Wally's, the detachment of several tax lots, and an amendment to Ward One boundaries. It also approved a real‑estate exchange transferring roughly 25 acres to Bellevue University after waiving the three‑reading requirement. Additional approvals covered a small subdivision plat, an update to the master fee schedule, policy‑resolution amendments, and a subrecipient agreement for up to $13,662.50.

• Approved Class C liquor license for Pat & Wally's (701 Galvin Road South Suite 114) and temporary permit (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 4182 detaching Tax Lot 26 and part of Tax Lot 28 (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 4183 amendment to Ward One boundary (de‑annexation of Offutt AFB property) (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 4186 real‑estate exchange of ~25 acres to Bellevue University, waiving three‑reading rule (5-0)
• Approved small subdivision plat for Lot 1, Jena’s Corner at 2520 Olive Street (5-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2025-07 updating the Master Fee Schedule (5-0)
• Approved amendments to City Council Policy Resolutions (5-0)
• Approved Subrecipient Agreement with Lift Up Sarpy County for Bellevue Community Response and Outreach, up to $13,662.50 (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider several requests for rezoning, subdivision plats, and site plan approvals. The body will also discuss amending the Comprehensive Plan's Future Land Use Map to adjust for Offutt AFB boundaries.

• Final plat for Lots 1-5 of Bellevue Entertainment District at NW Corner of Hwy 75 & Hidden Valley Dr
• Rezone and subdivision plat for Campagna Estates at 12114 S 36th St
• Subdivision plat for Jena’s Corner at 2520 Olive Street
• Rezone and subdivision plat for Mr. T’s Addition Replat II at South 36th Street and Cornhusker Road
• Site plan approval for multi-family residential development at Normandy Blvd. and Grenoble Dr.

Library Advisory Board

The Library Advisory Board will consider two new policies: a Code of Conduct and a Security Camera policy. They will also preview the 2025 Adult Reading Program and receive director's reports on statistics and activities. The meeting includes a building update and updates from the Foundation and Friends.

• Consider Code of Conduct Policy
• Consider Security Camera Policy
• Preview 2025 Adult Reading Program (ALP)
• Director's reports for February and March 2025 statistics
• Building update

The Library Advisory Board approved the meeting agenda and the February minutes. The board voted to adopt the Security Camera Policy, allowing signage at library entrances. Discussion of the Code of Conduct Policy was postponed to the May meeting. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved agenda (motion by Ady, seconded by Stortvedt; yes: Ady, Clopton, Edgington, Holmes, Minarik, Stortvedt; no: none; absent: Moore)
• Approved February minutes (motion by Ady, seconded by Stortvedt; yes: Ady, Clopton, Edgington, Holmes, Minarik, Stortvedt; no: none; absent: Moore)
• Approved Security Camera Policy (motion by Minarik, seconded by Clopton; yes: Ady, Clopton, Edgington, Holmes, Minarik, Stortvedt; no: none; absent: Moore)
• Postponed Code of Conduct Policy discussion to May meeting
• Adjourned meeting (motion by Minarik, seconded by Stortvedt; yes: Ady, Clopton, Edgington, Holmes, Minarik, Stortvedt; no: none; absent: Moore)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will hold public hearings and votes on several items, including a rezoning for an auto dealership (Ordinance 4181) and site plan approval for an AutoZone store. They will also consider adopting ordinances for property detachment and ward boundary adjustment. Major contracts include $3.56 million for fire department vehicles, $425,000 for a housing resilience plan, and multiple public works projects.

• Rezoning of Lots 1 and 2, Kennedy Town Center Replat Eight for an automobile dealership (Ordinance 4181)
• Site plan approval for AutoZone at the southeast corner of West Chandler Road and South 22nd Street
• Approve $3,560,000 for two Pierce fire trucks (PUC Tanker and Heavy Duty Rescue) with MacQueen Equipment
• Approve $425,000 Professional Services Agreement with RDG Planning and Design for CDBG-DR Multijurisdictional Housing Resilience Plan
• Approve $243,460 agreement with Midwest DCM for Everett Park Pickleball Courts and Parking Lot

The council approved a $3,560,000 purchase of a Pierce Velocity fire tanker and rescue vehicle. It also adopted a zoning map amendment for the South 22nd Street and Kennedy Avenue site, approved a related subdivision plat and an AutoZone site‑plan, and recommended a liquor‑license amendment for Kum & Go. Additionally, the council authorized three Community Development Block Grant extensions totaling $55,056.13.

• Approved recommendation to NLCC for Jennifer Miller manager of Kum & Go (13905 Williamsburg Drive) – 6 yes, 0 no
• Approved Ordinance No. 4181 to amend zoning map for South 22nd St & Kennedy Ave – 6 yes, 0 no
• Approved Small Subdivision Plat Lots 1 & 2, Kennedy Town Center Replat Eight – 6 yes, 0 no
• Approved site‑plan for AutoZone store at Lot 1, Kennedy Town Center Replat Eight – 6 yes, 0 no
• Approved purchase of fire department Pierce Velocity PUC Tanker and Heavy Duty Rescue‑Non‑Walk‑In up to $3,560,000 – 6 yes, 0 no
• Approved CDBG amendment with Bellevue Junior Sports Association up to $6,000 – 6 yes, 0 no
• Approved CDBG amendment with Lift Up Sarpy County up to $12,919.13 – 6 yes, 0 no
• Approved CDBG amendment with Habitat for Humanity of Sarpy County up to $36,137 – 6 yes, 0 no

City Council

The City Council will consider third-reading adoption of Ordinance 4179 to rezone five lots from AG to MU for a mixed-use entertainment district at Hwy 75 and Hidden Valley Drive, along with a preliminary plat. Also up for public hearings are a site plan for an AutoZone auto parts store and a second-reading rezoning for a car dealership. Other actions include approval of a $315,504 CDBG grant agreement, roof repairs at Fire Station 1 totaling $85,482, and a cemetery retaining wall replacement for $16,020.

• Rezone Lots 1-5, Bellevue Entertainment District from AG to MU (Ordinance 4179)
• Preliminary plat for Bellevue Entertainment District
• Site plan for AutoZone at Kennedy Town Center (public hearing, vote tabled to April 15)
• CDBG Funding Approval Agreement for $315,504
• Roof repair from storm damage at District 1 Fire Station: $74,282 (KenBrooke Roofing)

The council approved the FY‑24 Community Development Block Grant funding agreement for $315,504. It also adopted Ordinance No. 4179 rezoning five lots to a mixed‑use entertainment district and approved the preliminary plat for those lots. Additional contracts were authorized for forensic services, a cemetery retaining wall, and a fire‑station roof. A request for an AutoZone site‑plan was tabled until the April 15 meeting.

• Approved Ordinance No. 4179 rezoning Lots 1‑5 to MU for entertainment district (6‑0)
• Approved preliminary plat for Lots 1‑5 Bellevue Entertainment District (6‑0)
• Approved Community Development Block Grant Funding Agreement FY‑24 for $315,504 (6‑0)
• Approved Services Agreement with Douglas County for forensic services (6‑0)
• Approved estimate to replace cemetery retaining wall up to $16,020 (6‑0)
• Approved agreement with KenBrooke Roofing to install fire‑station roof up to $11,200 (6‑0)
• Tabled site‑plan approval for AutoZone auto parts store at Lot 1, Kennedy Town Center (6‑0)

Planning Commission

The Bellevue Planning Commission will meet to consider a site plan approval for a multi-family residential development. The request concerns Lots 3A and 3B in Normandy Hills.

• Site plan approval request for multi-family residential development at Normandy Blvd. and Grenoble Dr. (Case #: Z-2502-02)

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board meeting scheduled for March 19, 2025, was canceled because of inclement weather. The agenda had included preview of the 2025 Adult Reading Program, director reports, and proposed policies on code of conduct and security cameras.

• Meeting canceled due to inclement weather; no items were discussed or decided.

City Council

The council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 4179 to rezone five lots at Hwy 75 and Hidden Valley Drive from AG to MU for a mixed-use entertainment district. Also on the agenda: introduction of a rezoning for an auto dealership at South 22nd and Kennedy Avenue, approval of a farmers market at Washington Park, a four-day riverfront festival with a liquor license at American Heroes Park, an emergency condemnation hearing for 4902/4906 Robin Drive, and several public works contracts totaling over $977,000.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 4179: rezone 5 lots at Hwy 75 and Hidden Valley Drive for Bellevue Entertainment District
• Introduction of Ordinance 4181: rezone Kennedy Town Center lots for an automobile dealership (Oxus, LLC)
• Farmers market at Washington Park on Saturday mornings, May 31–Sept 20, 2025, with fee waiver
• Bellevue Rocks Riverfront Festival at American Heroes Park, June 5–8, with special designated liquor license
• Emergency condemnation hearing and Resolution 2025-06 for structures at 4902/4906 Robin Drive

The Bellevue City Council approved Resolution No. 2025-06, condemning the structures at 4902/4906 Robin Drive damaged by an October 2024 explosion, with a 5-1 vote (McCaw dissenting). The council also approved several event permits, including a farmers market at Washington Park and the Bellevue Rocks Riverfront Festival, and authorized multiple public works contracts. Several ordinances were introduced or advanced to final reading, including a rezoning for a mixed-use entertainment district and a car dealership.

• Approved Resolution No. 2025-06 condemning structures at 4902/4906 Robin Drive (5-1)
• Approved farmers market at Washington Park, May 31-Sep 20, 2025, fees waived (6-0)
• Approved Bellevue Rocks Riverfront Festival at American Heroes Park, June 5-8, 2025 (6-0)
• Recommended NLCC approval of special liquor license for Bellevue Rocks Riverfront Festival (6-0)
• Approved Ride of Silence special event on May 21, 2025 (6-0)
• Approved $36,900 contract with McGill Restoration for tuck point work at 1510 Wall Street (6-0)
• Approved $167,325 agreement with Schemmer Associates for 2025 Concrete Projects (6-0)
• Approved $571,803 agreement with Jacobs Engineering for Quail Creek Outlot 2 (6-0)

Board of Equalization

The Bellevue Board of Equalization will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution (BOE No. 2025-0304-01) to place liens on 31 properties for unpaid costs of mowing, debris removal, and other cleanup services performed by the city. No written objections were received. The total amount sought exceeds $20,000.

• Public hearing on levying liens for non-payment of costs for mowing, debris removal, demolition, and cleanup on identified properties within Bellevue and its ETJ.
• Resolution BOE No. 2025-0304-01 to place liens totaling approximately $20,459 on 31 properties.
• Largest individual liens: Syndicate Properties ($2,945), Niday James & Kelly ($2,545), Plebankek Stanley (two liens totaling $2,595).
• Properties include addresses such as 1218 Fairfax Road, 7507 Chandler Hills Drive, and 2804 Janan Drive.
• Services performed from August to December 2024 included mowing, tree work, and litter removal.

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will vote on adopting a zoning change for Quail Crossing (Ordinance 4176) to allow commercial and multi-family housing near South 42nd Street and Highway 370. They will hold a public hearing on vacating right-of-way in Tregaron Centre (Ordinance 4178) and introduce rezonings for the Bellevue Entertainment District (Ordinance 4179) and a Uniform Plumbing Code update (Ordinance 4180). Numerous contracts for services and equipment are up for approval, including mowing, dump trucks, sewer rehabilitation, and water park design.

• Final adoption of Ordinance 4176 rezoning Quail Crossing lots to BG and RG-20-PS for commercial and multi-family residential
• Public hearing and potential final vote on vacating right-of-way in Tregaron Centre (Ordinance 4178)
• Introduction of Ordinance 4179 rezoning 5 lots from AG to MU for Bellevue Entertainment District at Hwy 75 and Hidden Valley Drive
• Contract awards: $822,795 for Olde Towne CIPP sewer rehabilitation; $521,600 for two dump trucks with plows; $148,790 for Bellevue Bay Indoor Water Park design
• Approval of interlocal mutual aid agreement with Douglas and Sarpy Counties and acceptance of $300,000 Nebraska Environmental Trust Grant for Whitted Creek Rehabilitation

The Bellevue City Council approved Ordinance No. 4176 to rezone land at South 42nd Street and Hwy 370 from AG and RE to BG and RG for commercial and multi-family residential development, and also approved the preliminary plat for Quail Crossing. The council also approved several contracts and purchases, including mowing contracts, dump trucks, an aerial lift truck, and various infrastructure projects. All votes were unanimous (6-0).

• Approved Ordinance No. 4176 rezoning Quail Crossing (6-0)
• Approved preliminary plat for Quail Crossing (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 4178 vacating right-of-way at Tregaron Towne Centre (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 4180 amending Uniform Plumbing Code (6-0)
• Approved Douglas Sarpy Mutual Aid Interlocal Agreement (6-0)
• Approved $35,078.40 parks mowing contract with Crow Lawn Care (6-0)
• Approved $123,192.00 right-of-way mowing contract with Crow Lawn Care (6-0)
• Approved $521,600.00 for two dump trucks (6-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a proposed mixed-use entertainment district and two separate requests for automotive-related developments. The body will review rezoning and site plan approvals for projects located near Hwy 75 and S. 22nd Street.

• Rezoning of Lots 1-5 at Hwy 75 and Hidden Valley Drive from AG to MU for a mixed-use entertainment district
• Rezoning of Lots 1 and 2, Kennedy Town Center Replat Eight at S. 22nd Street and Kennedy Avenue for an automobile dealership
• Site plan approval for Lot 1, Kennedy Town Center Replat Eight at S. 22nd Street and Kennedy Avenue for an auto parts retail store

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board will consider implementing automatic renewals and a Code of Conduct policy. They will also review the annual report to the state for 2023-2024 and update the Study Room Use Policy. The board will receive Director's reports on January 2025 statistics and general activities.

• Consider implementation of Automatic Renewals
• Consider Code of Conduct Policy
• Update Study Room Use Policy
• Review annual report to state for 2023-2024
• Director's reports (monthly statistics and general activities)

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board approved a revised Study Room Policy adding a rule that lights must remain on while rooms are in use. The board also discussed but did not vote on auto-renewals, a Code of Conduct/Tobacco Use policy, and the annual report. All votes were unanimous among the six members present.

• Approved revised Study Room Policy (6-0)
• Approved February 19, 2025 agenda (6-0)
• Approved January 15, 2025 minutes (6-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and second reading on a rezoning request for Quail Crossing lots at South 42nd Street and Highway 370, changing from agricultural and residential to commercial and multi-family residential. Other business includes adoption of a ward boundary ordinance, introduction of a right-of-way vacation, approval of a liquor license manager amendment, and updates to the Master Fee Schedule. The council will also consider a vehicle purchase, a flow study contract, and a park-use agreement.

• Ordinance 4176: Rezone Lots 1-6 and Outlots A-B at Quail Crossing from AG/RE to BG/RG-20-PS for commercial and multi-family development
• Ordinance 4175: Amend Ward One boundary to account for recent annexation (3rd reading for adoption)
• Resolution 2025-01: Update of Master Fee Schedule
• Approve purchase of a 2025 Ford Ranger XLT 4WD Super Crew for Building Maintenance
• Approve flow study contract with GPM Environmental Solutions not to exceed $18,156

The Bellevue City Council approved Ordinance No. 4175, amending Ward One boundaries to account for recent annexation. The council also held a public hearing and advanced the second reading of Ordinance No. 4176, a request to rezone about 16 acres at South 42nd Street and Hwy 370 for commercial and multi-family use, with a final vote scheduled for March 4, 2025. All other agenda items, including the consent agenda, claims, a liquor license recommendation, and various contracts, were approved unanimously.

• Approved Ordinance No. 4175 amending Ward One boundary (5-0)
• Advanced Ordinance No. 4176 to rezone ~16 acres at S. 42nd St & Hwy 370 for commercial/multi-family (2nd reading)
• Recommended approval of liquor license amendment for Redwood Liquor (5-0)
• Approved Thanksgiving Church Easter Eggstravaganza at Thompson Park (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-01 updating Master Fee Schedule (5-0)
• Approved purchase of 2025 Ford Ranger for Building Maintenance (5-0)
• Approved GPM Environmental Solutions flow study up to $18,156 (5-0)
• Approved USA Prime Omaha agreement for Aspen Ball Fields (5-0)

City Council

The Bellevue City Council will hold public hearings and vote on several ordinances, including a rezoning for Quail Crossing at South 42nd Street and Highway 370, adoption of the 2023 National Electrical Code, and a ward boundary amendment. The council will also consider a resolution for the 2025 Major Street Resurfacing Project (up to $3,060,000) and multiple contracts for infrastructure and equipment. Items include approvals for water park grading, fire training facility repairs, Capehart Road engineering, and new skid loaders.

• Rezoning for Quail Crossing: Lots 1-6 and Outlots A&B from AG and RE to BG and RG-20-PS for commercial and multi-family residential development near South 42nd Street and Hwy 370
• Resolution 2025-03: Authorize 2025 Major Street Resurfacing Project, amount not to exceed $3,060,000
• Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment for Bellevue Bay Indoor Water Park site grading and tree removal, up to $667,087
• Agreement with Alfred Benesch & Company for Capehart Road Improvement Project (27th to 36th Street) engineering, up to $228,204
• Adoption of 2023 National Electrical Code (Ordinance 4177) with waiver of three readings and public hearing

The Bellevue City Council approved several contracts and agreements, including a $3.06M street resurfacing project agreement, a $667,087 amendment for the Bellevue Bay Indoor Water Park, and a $228,204 engineering contract for Capehart Road. They also adopted an ordinance updating the 2023 National Electrical Code and introduced a ward boundary change and a rezoning request for future hearings. All votes were unanimous among the four present members, with two members absent.

• Approved Resolution 2025-03 for 2025 Major Street Resurfacing Project, up to $3,060,000
• Adopted Ordinance 4177 updating the 2023 National Electrical Code
• Approved GMP Amendment for Bellevue Bay Indoor Water Park, up to $667,087
• Approved engineering services for Capehart Road Improvement, up to $228,204
• Approved contract for Fire Training facility HVAC replacement, up to $51,803
• Approved purchase of two Bobcat skid loaders, up to $114,649.56
• Approved library service extension with SirsiDynix through 2032
• Approved custom farming contract extensions totaling $32,707.12

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone Lots 1–6 and Outlots A and B of Quail Crossing from agricultural (AG) to general commercial (BG) and planned residential (RG-20-PS) for a mixed-use development, and to approve a preliminary plat. The applicant is Quail Crossing, LLC. The property is located near South 45th Street and Highway 370.

• Rezoning of Lots 1–6, Outlots A & B, Quail Crossing from AG to BG and RG-20-PS
• Preliminary plat approval for same lots
• Public hearing for case numbers Z-2406-06 and S-2406-09
• Consent agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will vote on several high-cost infrastructure projects and equipment purchases. The body is also reviewing rezoning for single-family residential development and updates to nuisance violation procedures.

• Contract with Heimes Corp for Haworth Park Wastewater System not to exceed $2,689,482.25
• Ordinance 4170 to rezone 10711 Old 36th Street for single-family residential development
• Purchase of a John Deere 320P backhoe for Street Dept. not to exceed $112,500.00
• Agreement with Midwest ROW for Whitted Creek Stream Rehabilitation easement not to exceed $104,475.00
• Master Services Agreement with Sentinel Technologies, Inc. for cyber security not to exceed $80,693.37

The Bellevue City Council approved a $2.69M contract with Heimes Corp for the Haworth Park Wastewater System, along with several equipment purchases and service agreements. They also adopted ordinances for rezoning, nuisance hearing procedures, and a compensation update, and authorized eminent domain proceedings for an easement in Quail Creek.

• Approved $2,689,482.25 contract with Heimes Corp for Haworth Park Wastewater System (4-0)
• Approved $112,500 John Deere backhoe for Street Dept. (4-0)
• Approved $80,693.37 Master Services Agreement with Sentinel Technologies for cyber security (4-0)
• Approved $35,319 purchase of 2024 Ranger Supercrew for Permits and Inspection (4-0)
• Approved $24,000.69 preliminary engineering services with Olsson for Cornhusker Road project (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 4170 rezoning at 10711 Old 36th St. for single-family development (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 4174 compensation update (4-0)
• Authorized eminent domain for easement in Outlot 1, Quail Creek (4-0)

Library Advisory Board

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board will meet on Jan. 15, 2025, to consider adopting a Code of Conduct Policy, an Unattended Person Policy, and a Study Room Use Policy. The board will also review director's reports on November and December 2024 monthly statistics and general activities, along with updates from the Library Foundation and Friends. Approval of the previous meeting's minutes is also on the agenda.

• Consideration of a Code of Conduct Policy
• Consideration of an Unattended Person Policy
• Consideration of a Study Room Use Policy
• Director's reports on monthly statistics for Nov. and Dec. 2024
• Foundation and Friends updates

The Bellevue Public Library Advisory Board approved two new policies at its January 15, 2025 meeting: the Unattended Person Policy and the Study Room Policy, both by unanimous vote. The board also discussed a proposed Code of Conduct Policy but deferred action to the February meeting. The meeting included routine approvals of the agenda and prior minutes, plus a director's report on library statistics and activities.

• Approved Unattended Person Policy (6-0)
• Approved Study Room Policy (6-0)
• Approved January 15 agenda (6-0)
• Approved November 20, 2024 minutes as corrected (6-0)
• Deferred Code of Conduct Policy discussion to February meeting