Hebron public meetings in 2022
4 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meetings
The Council approved the November 2022 claims list and specific payments for the fire department and cardboard rent. They authorized a project change for handicap railing and approved the completion and reimbursement of a CDBG Downtown Revitalization Grant.
- Approved November 2022 claims totaling $246,780.57
- Approved $2,861.14 claim for Hebron Fire Dept (FYR-TEK)
- Approved $60.00 claim to Robert Dodes for cardboard rent
- Approved advertising for asbestos removal bids at 425 Lincoln Ave
- Appointed Bill Linton to the Airport Authority Board
- Approved $9,437.40 project change for handicap railing (Downtown Revitalization Project)
- Approved CDBG Downtown Revitalization Grant 2021-9 for completion and reimbursement of $86,431.99
Council Meetings
The Council appointed a new Council President, city officials, and board members. They approved several grant payments, infrastructure projects, and the appointment of the 2023 Street Superintendent and City Engineer.
- Appointed Councilmember Pickering as Council President
- Appointed Jana Tietjen (Clerk), Alex Hintz (Treasurer), Murray Law (Attorney), and Dr. Hubl (Physician)
- Appointed Dennis Dye as Zoning Administrator at $28.00 per hour
- Approved $4,003.92 final payment for Studio 315 Commercial Enhancement Grant
- Approved $5,000.00 final payment for Lathan McLaughlin Construction Lot Reimbursement Grant
- Approved $16,641.90 payment to NE Dept. of Environmental Energy for Lift Station Project
- Approved Reed A. Miller as Street Superintendent and Miller and Associates as City Engineer for 2023
- Approved $1,500 budget for Hebron Volunteer Fire Department Appreciation night
Council Meetings
The Council passed ordinances to set the Mayor's annual salary at $12,000 and Council members' at $4,800, and established new licensing requirements for plumbers. The city also approved a $72,000 bid for the demolition of two buildings at 220 Lincoln Ave. and accepted the property at 425 Lincoln Ave.
- Approved Ordinance #951 setting Mayor salary at $12,000 and Council Member salary at $4,800
- Adopted Ordinance #953 establishing licensing and insurance requirements for plumbers
- Approved $72,000 demolition bid from Midwest Dirtworks, Inc. for 220 Lincoln Ave.
- Approved $162,868.75 Pool Bond payment due December 1, 2022
- Approved $19,118.75 Public Safety Bond payment due November 15th
- Approved 2022-23 liquor licenses for Brand X Saloon, Hebron Liquor, and Central Market
- Accepted the property located at 425 Lincoln Ave.
- Approved replacing Sara Kiburz with Anne Heitmann on the LB840 Committee
Council Meetings
The Council approved final payments for two CDBG Downtown Revitalization Grant projects on Lincoln Ave. The Mayor or Clerk were authorized to sign project completions, and the construction completion deadline was extended to November 4, 2022.
- Approved CDBG Downtown Revitalization Grant 2021-11 for 436 Lincoln Ave reimbursement of $15,300.00
- Approved CDBG Downtown Revitalization Grant 2022-2 for 432 Lincoln Ave completion and final payment of invoices
- Authorized Mayor or Clerk to sign completion of projects for CDBG grants 2021-11 and 2022-2
- Approved extension of CDBG Downtown Revitalization Construction Completion Deadline to November 4, 2022