Scottsbluff public meetings in 2024
47 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Library Board
The Library Board will review multiple internal policies including dress code, conduct, and tobacco use. The meeting also includes a conversation regarding the new Library Director and an update on the cooling tower.
- Cooling tower update
- Patron Dress Code Policy review
- Puzzle Policy review
- Rules of Conduct Policy review
- Telephone Use Policy review
City Council
The City Council will review a redevelopment plan for the Scottsbluff Inn Renovation Project and a second reading of a rezoning ordinance. Additional items include awarding bids for park porta potties and a new truck chassis, as well as discussing various city agreements.
- Public hearing and resolution for Scottsbluff Inn Renovation Redevelopment Project
- Second reading of rezoning ordinance for Avenue K and South Beltline Highway West
- Bid award for a new truck cab/chassis for $149,995 to Floyd’s Truck Center
- Bid award for park porta pottie services to Paradise Pumpers, LLC
- Public hearing for Class M Bottle Club Liquor License for G & T Billiards Unlimited
Community Redevelopment Authority
The Community Redevelopment Authority will review the redevelopment plan and cost-benefit analysis for the Scottsbluff Inn Renovation Redevelopment Project. The body will consider resolutions to approve the plan and authorize a TIF Note.
- Review and approval of Scottsbluff Inn Renovation Redevelopment Plan
- Conducting Cost-Benefit Analysis for Scottsbluff Inn project
- Review and approval of Redevelopment Contract
- Authorization of TIF Note for Scottsbluff Inn renovation
Liquor License Holders Investigatory Board
The Liquor License Holders Investigatory Board will meet to review a new liquor license application. The board will also consider the approval of minutes from the November 20, 2024 meeting.
- Class M Bottle Club Application for T&A Investments, LLC d/b/a G&T Billiards Unlimited at 1223 3rd Avenue
Park, Cemetery, and Tree Board
The Park, Cemetery, and Tree Board will meet to approve minutes from October 2024 and receive updates on park and cemetery operations. The board will also schedule its next meeting for February 12, 2025.
- Approve minutes of the October 9, 2024 meeting
- Receive Park and Cemetery Updates
- Schedule next meeting for February 12, 2025
- Financial Report for Park Foundation
- Financial Report for Cemetery Foundation
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to review comments on the Redevelopment Plan for the Scottsbluff Inn Renovation Project. After the hearing, the commission will consider a resolution recommending approval of the redevelopment plan. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving minutes, officer elections, and scheduling the next meeting.
- Public hearing on the Redevelopment Plan for the Scottsbluff Inn Renovation Project
- Review and action on a resolution recommending approval of the redevelopment plan
- Approval of Planning Commission minutes from November 12, 2024
- Officer elections for Chairperson and Vice‑Chairperson
- Schedule next regular meeting for January 13, 2025
City Council
The City Council will seat newly elected members and elect a Mayor and Vice President. The body is also considering a real estate purchase from Scottsbluff Public Schools and a zoning change at Avenue K and South Beltline Highway West.
- Real estate acquisition of 1722 1st Avenue from Scottsbluff Public Schools
- Rezone of northeast corner of Avenue K and South Beltline Highway West from R-1A to C-3
- Bid for two Parks Department pickup trucks from Transwest Ford for $90,000
- Bid for Riverside Park Facilities Hail Damage Repair to Twin City Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. for $97,652.32
- Public hearing for Class C Liquor License for Holiday Inn Express and Suites-Scottsbluff
Community Redevelopment Authority
The Community Redevelopment Authority will consider a resolution authorizing a tax increment financing note for the 1802 Broadway Redevelopment Project. They will also review TIF applications, conduct preliminary cost-benefit analyses, and consider creation of redevelopment plans for the Northfield Retirement Communities Garden Homes Project and the Scottsbluff Inn Renovation Project.
- Resolution CRA No. 11-20-14-01 authorizing TIF note for 1802 Broadway Redevelopment Project
- Review of TIF application for Northfield Retirement Communities Garden Homes Project
- Preliminary cost-benefit analysis for proposed Northfield project
- Review of TIF application for Scottsbluff Inn Renovation Project from 1901 21 Scottsbluff LLC
- Referral of redevelopment plans for both projects to Planning Commission
Liquor License Holders Investigatory Board
The Liquor License Holders Investigatory Board will approve the minutes from its April 3, 2024 meeting. It will review a new Class C liquor license application from Virk Hospitality Scottsbluff, LLC d/b/a Holiday Inn Express and Suites‑Scottsbluff. The board will also consider a manager application for Walgreens Co. at 205 W. 27th Street and a compliance issue concerning Chen’s Express Mart at 405 W. 27th Street.
- Approve minutes of the April 3, 2024 meeting
- New Class C liquor license application – Virk Hospitality Scottsbluff, LLC d/b/a Holiday Inn Express and Suites‑Scottsbluff
- New manager application – Nicole Green for Walgreens Co., 205 W. 27th Street
- Liquor license compliance issue – Chen’s Express Mart, 405 W. 27th Street
- Other business
Library Board
The Lied Scottsbluff Public Library Board will hold its regular meeting on November 18, 2024, with agenda items including approval of previous minutes, a cooling tower update, and reviews of several library policies such as Internet Use, Emergency Procedures, Advocacy, Library Use, Non-Discrimination, Personnel, and Resource Sharing Policies. The board will also receive the monthly library report and statistics for October 2024. No new proposals or financial items are on the agenda.
- Cooling tower update
- Review of Internet Use and Emergency Policies
- Review of Advocacy, Library Use, Non-Discrimination, Personnel, and Resource Sharing Policies
- Monthly library report and statistics for October 2024
- Board recertification credits update (4 of 20 needed)
City Council
The council will hold the first reading of an ordinance extending the city sales and use tax and amended economic development plan. Other actions include setting public hearings for a liquor license at Holiday Inn Express, a rezone at Avenue K and Beltline Highway West, and property acquisition at 1722 1st Avenue. The council will also consider awarding bids for baseball facility hail damage repair ($106,523.90) and new LED lighting at Cleveland Field ($289,900). Additionally, the council will evaluate the city manager's second-year job performance.
- First reading of ordinance to extend city sales and use tax and economic development plan
- Bid award for Baseball Facilities Hail Damage Repair to Twin City Roofing & Sheet Metal for $106,523.90
- Bid award for new LED lighting system at Cleveland Field to Techline Sports Lighting for $289,900
- Public hearing set for December 2 on rezone of northeast corner of Avenue K and South Beltline Highway West from R-1A to C-3
- Public hearing set for December 2 on Class C liquor license for Holiday Inn Express at 1821 Frontage Road
Planning Commission
The Scottsbluff Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a special use permit for residential use in a commercial building at 202 E. Overland Drive, a final plat for lots at 905 and 917 Flamingo Court, and a rezone at the northeast corner of Avenue K and South Beltline Highway West. The commission will also receive a resignation announcement and updates on the comprehensive plan and zoning code.
- Public hearing for a special use permit for residential use in a commercial building at 202 E. Overland Drive (Lot 16A, Munoz Replat)
- Public hearing for a final plat of Lots 3R & 4R, Block 11, Fairway Estates at 905 and 917 Flamingo Court
- Public hearing for a rezone of Tax Lot 4B at the northeast corner of Avenue K and South Beltline Highway West
- Commissioner Jerry Stricker to announce resignation from the Planning Commission
- Staff updates on comprehensive plan and zoning code
Business Improvement District
The Business Improvement Board will discuss and make recommendations to the City Council on changing the board's name and reducing its membership from 7 to 5 members and alternates from 2 to 1. They will also discuss parking lot improvements for FY2024-2025 and consider changing the regular meeting day. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and scheduling the next meeting.
- Discuss improvements to municipal off-street parking lots for FY2024-2025
- Discuss and recommend changing the board's name to City Council
- Discuss and recommend reducing board members from 7 to 5 and alternates from 2 to 1
- Discuss and take action on changing the day of the week for regular meetings
- Approve minutes from September 19, 2024
Library Board
The Lied Scottsbluff Public Library Board will review the internet use policy and emergency procedures. The board will also discuss the Library Code of Ethics and various freedom to read and view statements.
- Internet Use Policy review
- Emergency Procedures review
- Library Accreditation update
- Cooling tower update
- Review of Library Code of Ethics, Freedom to Read, Freedom to View, and Library Bill of Rights
City Council
The council will adopt consent calendar items, including approval of the October 7 minutes, bid specifications for baseball facilities hail repairs, and the appointment of Kevin Spencer. It will consider first‑reading ordinances for special assessments in Paving District No. 314 and Sanitary Sewer District No. 167, discuss the micro‑tif application for the 1802 Broadway redevelopment, and address amendments to the city employees’ pension plan. The council will also vote on bids to purchase a $58,980 water‑department truck and to repair the Cemetery and Soccer Complex for $71,046.21.
- Approve bid specifications for City of Scottsbluff Baseball Facilities hail repairs; bids due Nov 13
- First reading of ordinance levying a special assessment in Paving District No. 314
- First reading of ordinance levying a special assessment in Sanitary Sewer District No. 167
- Award $58,980 contract for a new one‑ton water‑department truck to Team Auto Center
- Award $71,046.21 contract for Cemetery and Soccer Complex hail‑damage repair to Schank Roofing
Board of Equalization
The Board of Equalization will hold a public hearing regarding special assessments for properties benefiting from specific infrastructure projects. The board will then take action on assessing those improvements.
- Public hearing for special assessments for Paving Improvement District No. 314
- Public hearing for special assessments for Sanitary Sewer District No 167
- Action on assessing improvements for Paving Improvement District No. 314
- Action on assessing improvements for Sanitary Sewer District No 167
Park, Cemetery, and Tree Board
The board will review financial reports for the Park and Cemetery Foundations. The meeting includes updates on parks and cemeteries and the introduction of Recreation & Events Supervisor Tevia Daly.
- Financial reports for Park Foundation and Cemetery Foundation
- Introduction of Recreation & Events Supervisor Tevia Daly
- Approval of August 14, 2024, meeting minutes
City Council
The Scottsbluff City Council will hold a public hearing on the One- and Six-Year Street Improvement Plan and consider a resolution to certify program compliance with the Nebraska Board of Public Roads. It will review an ordinance amendment to solid waste collection fees and receive an update on the Scottsbluff Power Project. The council will also discuss permits for several downtown community festivals and award a $356,689 contract for six pickleball courts at Westmoor Park.
- Public hearing on the One- and Six-Year Street Improvement Plan
- Resolution authorizing the Annual Certification of Program Compliance to Nebraska Board of Public Roads
- Ordinance amending solid waste collection fees (Chapter 6, Article 6, sections 24 and 27)
- Community Festival Permits for Downtown Scottsbluff Association events (Trick or Treat on Broadway, Christmas Parade, Very Merry Christmas Market)
- Award of $356,689 bid to Renner Sports Surfaces/Field Turf USA, Inc. for six pickleball courts at Westmoor Park
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution to declare an area north of US Highway 26 and south of East 20th Street as substandard and blighted. The body is also reviewing several labor contracts and the FY 2024-2025 budget appropriation bill.
- Public hearing on blight designation for land along Delta Drive and 25th Avenue
- Bid award of $12,643.75 to Christmas Designers for a tree at 18th Street Plaza
- Proposed contract amendments for Scottsbluff Firefighters Local #1454, Local Union #1597, and Scottsbluff Police Officer’s Association
- Agreement with Garcia & Sons Interior & Exterior Services, LLC to renovate Veterans Park Bathrooms
- Public hearing settings for the 2024-2025 final tax request and the One- and Six-Year Street Improvement Plan
General
The Scottsbluff City Council will convene a public hearing to receive taxpayer feedback on the proposed FY 2024-2025 budget. The meeting is scheduled for September 3, 2024, at 12:00 p.m. at City Hall.
- Public hearing on FY 2024-2025 budget
- Roll Call
- Pledge of Allegiance
- Review of Nebraska Open Meetings Act
- Adjournment
City Council
The City Council will adopt the August 19 minutes, set a public hearing on a blighted area, and discuss a community festival permit for the Festival of Freedom. Council members will consider several ordinances, including fire department residency requirements, utility user fee updates, the FY 2024-2025 budget statement, and a growth‑limit amendment. They will also vote on awarding the Cleveland Field fence replacement contract to Van Pelt Fencing for $63,135.
- Public hearing set for Sep 16 to review blighted properties north of US Highway 26 and south of East 20th Street
- Community Festival Permit for Esteban and Mary Gonzales for the Festival of Freedom on Sep 14, including vendors, noise permit, and closure of the 1800‑1900 blocks of Broadway
- Ordinance (third reading) amending residency requirements for Fire Department employees
- Ordinance (third reading) updating utility user fees for water, sewer, solid waste, and stormwater surcharge
- Award bid for Cleveland Field Fence Replacement to Van Pelt Fencing for $63,135
City Council
The City Council will consider updating water, sewer, solid waste, and stormwater fees. The body is also setting a public hearing for the FY 2024-2025 budget and reviewing a plat for the Blue Oak Addition.
- Proposed update to utility user fees for water, sewer, solid waste, and stormwater
- Public hearing set for September 3, 2024, regarding the FY 2024-2025 budget
- Action on Preliminary and Final Plat of Lot 1, Block 1, Blue Oak Addition
- Agreement with Anna Gamboa d/b/a Ground Up Construction and Cleaning Service for city building cleaning
- Ordinance amending residency requirements for Fire Department Employees
City Council
The council will conduct a public hearing at 6:00 p.m. on a Class C liquor license application for Broadway Bar & Arcade, 1717 Broadway, and consider a recommendation to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission and the appointment of Christopher Hayward as Liquor License Manager. The council will also consider a resolution to renew the sales and use tax and the amended Economic Development Plan, adopt the 2023 National Electric Code, and update utility user fees for water, sewer, solid waste, and stormwater. Additional consent‑calendar items include an audit services agreement with BerganKDV and bid specifications for the Cleveland Field fence replacement.
- Public hearing on Class C liquor license for Broadway Bar & Arcade (1717 Broadway)
- Recommendation to Nebraska Liquor Control Commission and naming Christopher Hayward as Liquor License Manager
- Resolution to renew sales and use tax and the amended Economic Development Plan
- Third reading of ordinance adopting the 2023 National Electric Code
- First reading of ordinance updating utility user fees (water, sewer, solid waste, stormwater)
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances regarding land use and fire inspection fees. The meeting also includes discussions on subdivision plats and an economic development agreement with Walther Investment, LLC.
- Change Order for Eric Reichert Insulation & Construction, Inc. for $15,710.75
- Second reading of ordinance amending Land Use Permit Fees
- Second reading of ordinance regarding fire plan review and inspection fees
- First reading of ordinance adopting the 2023 National Electric Code
- Economic Development Assistance Agreement with Walther Investment, LLC
City Council
The City Council will conduct a public hearing regarding proposed ordinance text changes for land use fees. The council is also scheduled to consider awarding a contract for City Hall hail damage repair.
- Public hearing on ordinance text changes for Chapter 6 Article 6, Chapter 21 Article 1, and Chapter 25 Article 17 regarding Land Use Fees
- First reading of an ordinance amending land use permit fees
- First reading of an ordinance relating to fire plan review and fire inspection fees
- Bid award for City Hall Hail Damage Repair to Ironclad Construction for $131,834.80
Park, Cemetery, and Tree Board
The board will review financial reports for the Park and Cemetery Foundations. Discussion items include updates on parks and cemeteries, Movies in the Park, and pathway signage.
- Park Foundation financial report
- Cemetery Foundation financial report
- Movies in the Park discussion
- Pathway Signage discussion
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will conduct public hearings regarding several land development requests. These include preliminary and final plats for properties on W. Overland Drive, W. 27th Street, and Avenue F, as well as a plat vacation.
- Preliminary and Final Plat for 2410 W. Overland Drive
- Plat Vacation for 511 & 515 W. 27th Street and 2713 Avenue F
- Preliminary and Final Plat for 511 W. 27th Street
LB 840 Application Review Committee
The LB 840 Application Review Committee will review an economic development assistance application from Walther Farms LLC. Staff will also provide updates on the LB840 and Sales and Use Tax Renewal Campaign, as well as Blight Studies #18 and #19.
- Review of Walther Farms LLC LB840 Application
- Update on Blight Study #18 and #19
- Comprehensive Plan process update regarding Marvin Planning Consultants
City Council
The City Council will conduct public hearings regarding potential blight in two study areas. They will also consider a bid for hail damage repair at the Public Safety Building and an application for an Agriculture Estate Dwelling Site.
- Public hearing on blight for land north of US Highway 26 and south of 40th Street
- Public hearing on blight for land near east 5th Avenue, west of Circle Drive
- Bid award for Public Safety Building hail damage repair at 1801 Avenue B for $93,165.20
- Proposed ordinance text changes regarding Land Use Fees
- Application for an Agriculture Estate Dwelling Site at 180818 Hwy 92
Library Board
The Library Board will receive updates on community response planning and the cooling tower. The meeting includes a demonstration of Mango Languages and Chilton’s Library, alongside discussions regarding the Nebraska Library Commission.
- Community Response Planning update
- Cooling tower update
- Mango Languages and Chilton’s Library demonstration
- Nebraska Library Commission and board certification discussion
- Monthly Library Report and statistics
City Council
The City Council will review a redevelopment plan for the Element Sports Summit Project and a Micro TIF application for The Dugout Project. Additionally, the council may award a contract to rewrite the City's Comprehensive Plan and set public hearings regarding potential blight in two areas.
- Public hearing for Element Sports Summit Redevelopment Plan by Bruner Bunch, LLC
- Micro TIF application for The Dugout Project at 17 E 16th St.
- Contract for City Comprehensive Plan rewrite to Marvin Planning Consultants for $136,700
- Public hearing for blight review north of US Highway 26 and south of 40th Street
- Public hearing for blight review near east 5th Avenue, west of Circle Drive
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review two blight and substandard determination studies for Study Areas #18 and #19. The commission will also hold public hearings regarding the ELEMENT Sports Summit Project and potential land use fee changes.
- Review of Study Area #18 (approx. 103.09 acres) Blight & Substandard Determination Study
- Review of Study Area #19 (approx. 7.51 acres) Blight & Substandard Determination Study
- Creation of an Agricultural Estate Dwelling Site at 180818 Highway 92
- Redevelopment Plan for the ELEMENT Sports Summit Project
- Ordinance Text Change regarding Land Use Fees
City Council
The City Council will consider several ordinances including an annexation and changes to park and recreation fees. The agenda also includes a proposed public hearing for the Element Sports Summit Redevelopment Project.
- Public hearing for Bruner Bunch, LLC's Element Sports Summit Redevelopment Project on May 20, 2024
- Bid specifications for hail damage repair at the Public Safety Building at 1801 Avenue B
- Third reading of ordinance to annex Lots 1-2, Block 1, Seth Raymond Subdivision
- Third reading of ordinance regarding child restraints in motor vehicles
- Third reading of ordinance amending park and recreation fees
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances including a residential rezoning and an annexation for the Seth Raymond Subdivision. The meeting also includes discussions on motor vehicle child restraint laws and updates to park and recreation fees.
- Third reading of ordinance to rezone Lots 1-2, Block 1, Seth Raymond Subdivision from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential
- Second reading of ordinance to annex Lots 1-2, Block 1, Seth Raymond Subdivision
- Second reading of ordinance regarding child restraints in motor vehicles
- Second reading of ordinance amending park and recreation fees
- Receipt of the 2023 Annual Audit Report from Contryman Associates, P.C.
Community Redevelopment Authority
The Community Redevelopment Authority will review the Element Sports Summit Project application and cost benefit analysis. The body will also consider a redevelopment contract and bond issuance for the Mall/Former K-Mart Site Project.
- Review of Element Sports Summit Project application
- Creation of Redevelopment Plan for Element Sports Summit Project
- Review of Redevelopment Contract for Mall/Former K-Mart Site Project
- Issuance of Tax Increment Financing Notes and Occupation Tax Revenue Bonds
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings for two liquor license applications. The council is also considering bids for new sanitation vehicles and several ordinance changes. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on rezoning and redevelopment contracts.
- Bids for two sanitation vehicles totaling $542,000 after trade-ins
- Public hearings for Class D and Class CK liquor licenses
- Rezoning of Seth Raymond Subdivision from Agricultural to Single-Family Residential
- A $62,057.44 decrease for the 20th Street Overlay Project
- Ordinance regarding child restraints in motor vehicles
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Park, Cemetery, and Tree Board
The board will review financial reports from the Park and Cemetery Foundations. Discussion topics include a recap of the Easter Egg Hunt, pathway signage, the Pathway Master Plan, and Movies in the Park.
- Park Foundation financial report
- Cemetery Foundation financial report
- Easter Egg Hunt recap
- Pathway Signage discussion
- Pathway Master Plan discussion
Liquor License Holders Investigatory Board
The Liquor License Holders Investigatory Board will review two new liquor license applications. The board will also consider approving the minutes from the February 21, 2024 meeting.
- Class D liquor license application for Northgate Ampride at 3302 Ave. B
- Class CK liquor license application for Main Street Market Wine & Spirits at 401 S. Beltline Hwy W.
- Approval of February 21, 2024 meeting minutes
City Council
The City Council will consider rezoning and annexation requests for the Seth Raymond Subdivision. The agenda also includes reviewing liquor license applications and a street closure permit for a community festival.
- Awarding a $682,632 bid to Infinity Construction for a water booster pump station installation
- Rezone of 210570 W. 42nd Street from Agricultural to Single Family Residential
- Permit for the Beef, Beans, and Bluegrass Festival on Broadway
- Liquor license hearings for Northgate Ampride and Main Street Market Wine & Spirits
- Redevelopment Contract with Rockstep Scottsbluff, LLC and Scottsbluff KM Redevelopment, LLC
City Council
The City Council will consider several special designated liquor licenses for various community events and organizations. The agenda also includes an ordinance for the annexation of Triple Peaks Subdivision and bids for city vehicles and equipment.
- Rezone of 210570 W. 42nd Street from Agricultural to Single Family Residential
- Ordinance annexing Triple Peaks Subdivision
- Bid specifications for a new sanitation vehicle and a landfill truck
- Awarding a $39,700 bid for a finishing mower to Sales Midwest, Inc.
- Awarding a $53,075 bid for a pickup truck to Transwest Ford, LLC
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will review an annexation request for the Seth Raymond Subdivision. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding a vacation request at 210570 W. 42nd Street and platting/rezoning for the Seth Raymond Subdivision.
- Annexation request by Daniel Raymond for Lots 1-2, Block 1, Seth Raymond Subdivision
- Vacation Request of the Agricultural Estate Dwelling Site at 210570 W. 42nd Street
- Preliminary and Final Plats of Lots 1-2, Block 1, Seth Raymond Subdivision
- Rezoning of Seth Raymond Subdivision from AG Agricultural to R-1 Single-Family Residential
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings regarding Class YK and Class I liquor licenses for Papa Moon Vinements & Winery, LLC at 3109 Ave. B. The council will also consider several rezoning ordinances and a street name change. Additionally, the agenda includes discussions on festival permits and a campground management agreement.
- Public hearings for Class YK and Class I liquor licenses for Papa Moon Vineyards & Winery, LLC
- Rezoning of Country Club View Addition from C-2 to R-1A
- Rezoning and annexation of Triple Peaks Subdivision
- Ordinance renaming Easton Drive to 18th Avenue in the Quindt Commercial Tracts
- Campground management agreement for Riverside Park Campground
City Council
The Scottsbluff City Council will consider several rezoning ordinances and street name changes. The council will also discuss awarding contracts for road improvements and HVAC replacement.
- $2,740,000 contract for 20th Street Improvements from Cleveland Field to 17th Avenue
- $77,370 HVAC system replacement for the Public Safety Building
- Rezone of Country Club View Addition from C-2 to R-1A
- Rezone of Triple Peaks Subdivision from AR to O-P
- Public hearings for Papa Moon Vineyards & Winery liquor licenses
City Council
The Council will consider several ordinances regarding property rezoning and platting. Action is also requested for a street name change and a special liquor license.
- Public hearing and rezoning of 617 W. 19th Street from C-2 to R-1A
- First reading of ordinance to rezone Triple Peaks Subdivision from AR to O-P
- Discussion of Preliminary Plat, Final Plat, and Public Improvements contract for Triple Peaks Subdivision
- Vote on the annexation of Triple Peaks Subdivision
- First reading of ordinance to change Easton Drive to 18th Avenue
City Council
The Council will conduct several public hearings regarding rezoning requests and redevelopment plans for the Uptown Mall and a Chrysler dealership site. Additionally, the body will consider liquor license recommendations and approve bid specifications for city infrastructure projects.
- Public hearing for rezone of Triple Peaks Subdivision from AR to O-P
- Public hearing for rezone of 617 W. 19th Street from C-2 to R-1A
- Bid specifications for Public Safety building HVAC replacement
- Bid specifications for 20th Street Improvements (Cleveland Field to 17th Avenue)
- Redevelopment plan for Former Monument Mall/Uptown Mall and K Mart site
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will conduct public hearings regarding a property rezone and a plat vacation. The commission will also review the minutes from the December 11, 2023 meeting.
- Rezone of 617 W. 19th Street from C-2 Neighborhood & Retail Commercial to R-1A Single Family Residential
- Plat Vacation of 2204 Circle Drive
City Council
The City Council will consider several rezoning ordinances, a water main replacement bid, and various lease renewals. The meeting includes setting public hearings for a liquor license and a subdivision rezoning.
- Awarding $127,930 bid to Infinity Construction for 36th Street Water Main Replacement
- Public hearing for Class D Liquor License for Chen’s Express Mart, LLC at 405 W. 27th St.
- Public hearing for rezoning Lots 1-4, Block 1, Triple Peaks Subdivision to Office and Professional
- Third reading of ordinance for rezoning Lot 1A, Block 8, Laucomer Addition
- First reading of ordinance regarding vacation of Platte Valley Drive and portions of 13th Avenue