06/24/2025 Minutes CITY OF
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City Council Meeting Minutes
Council Chambers
City Hall
100 East First Street
June 24, 2025
7:00 PM
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Roger Steele called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL
The following City Officials were present, Deputy City Clerk Sonya Cisneros, City
Administrator Laura McAloon, Assistant City Administrator/CFO Patrick Brown, Finance
Director Matthew Gleason, City Attorney Kari Fisk and Public Works Director Keith Kurz.
The following City Council Members were present: Jack Sheard,Mark Stelk,Mitchell Nickerson,
Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick.
Jason Conley was absent
4. SUBMITTAL OF REQUESTS FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
5. RESERVE TIME TO SPEAK ON AGENDA ITEMS
6. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
6.a) Honeywell Energy Audit Update Presentation
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Jordan Belloli and Don Borgmann with Honeywell presented an update on the progress of the
Investment Grade Audit Agreement for Guaranteed Energy Savings Contract.
9.) RESOLUTIONS (Mayor Roger Stelle move this item up due to Honeywell speaking on
presentations)
9.b) # 2025-212 - Approving Amendment to Honeywell Investment Grade Audit
Agreement to include Law Enforcement Center
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Resolution
Laura McAloon, City of Grand Island City Administrator said in addition to Honeywell's
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II comments Honeywell has continued its preliminary assessment of the Law Enforcement
Building and determined more extensive and invasive structural testing will be needed in order
to audit the building's energy use and potential repairs/retrofits/improvements to resolve known
HVAC deficiencies and water and air intrusion into the building envelope. As a result of these
more invasive testing methods (opening walls for example), the at risk cost of the Investment
Grade Audit Agreement will increase from the original estimate of$237,000 to $256,000.
Motion by, second by to approve#2025-212-Approving Amendment to Honeywell Investment
Grade Audit Agreement to include Law Enforcement Center Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark
Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug
Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent.
Motion by, second by to approve#2025-212-Approving Amendment to Honeywell Investment
Grade Audit Agreement to include Law Enforcement Center Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard,Mark
Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug
Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent.
Motion by Jack Sheard, second by Chuck Haase to 9.b) # 2025-212 - Approving Amendment to
Honeywell Investment Grade Audit Agreement to include Law Enforcement Center. Roll Call:
Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion
adopted.
7. CONSENT AGENDA
Motion by Ryan O'Neill, second by Doug Brown to approve 7)CONSENT AGENDA. Roll Call:
Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion
adopted.
7.a) Approving Minutes of the June 10, 2025, City Council Meeting.
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Minutes
7.b) Approving minutes of the June 17th, 2025 City Council Study Session
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Minutes
7.c)Approving Payment of Claims for the Period of June 11, 2025 through June 24, 2025
in the total amount of$7,684, 723.74
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Claims
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7.d) Approving Request from Barbara Davis for Liquor Manager Designation with
Smoker Friendly, 802 West 2nd Street, Grand Island, Nebraska.
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Police Report
7.e) Approving the appointment of Laura Hurley to the Public Art Commission
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7.f)#2025-194 -Approving Terrazas Subdivision
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Aerial Map
Plat
Agreement
Resolution
7.g)#2025-195 -Approving Ummel Fourth Subdivision
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Aerial Map
Plat
Plat
Agreement
Resolution
7.h) #2025-196 -Approving Anderson Auto Subdivision
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Aerial Map
Plat
Agreement
Resolution
7.i) #2025-197 -Approving KN West Subdivision
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Aerial Map
Plat
Agreement
Resolution
7.j) ) #2025-198 - Approving Revision to the Telecommunication Services Agreement
with Southwest Power Pool
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Agreement
Resolution
7.k) #2025-199 - Approving Temporary Construction Easement for South Locust Street
Improvements- Fonner Park Road to 2nd Street; Project No. 2021-P-6 (Buck's Rentals, Inc. and
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Zana)
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Temporary Easement
Zana Exhibit
Resolution
7.1)#2025-200 -Approving Changes to the Waiver Fine Schedule
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Resolution
Waiver Fine Schedule REDLINE
7.m) #2025-201 -Approving Relocation Compensation to Auto Central, Inc. in
Connection with South Locust Street Improvements- Fonner Park Road to 2nd Street; Project
No. 2021-P-6
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Exhibit
Resolution
7.n) #2025-202 -Approving Certificate of Final Completion for Curb Ramp Project No.
2025-CR-1
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Location Map
Certificate of Final Completion
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With The Diamond Engineering Company in a total amount of$177,845.94.
7.o) #2025-203 -Approving Bid Award for Lift Station No. 1 Mechanical Replacement;
Project No. 2025-S-5
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Contract
Resolution
With Van Kirk Bros. in the amount of$99,704.20.
7.p) #2025-204-Approving Agreement with BerganKDV for Audit Services
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Agreement
Resolution
With BerganKDV for the years of 2025-2029 at a total five-year cost of$646,000.
7.q) #2025-205 -Approving Purchase of Network Infrastructure Switch Replacement
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State Contract
Quote
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In an amount of$90.907.19.
7.r) #2025-206 -Consideration of an Amendment to the City's Contract with VenuWorks
to authorize their contracting with Nebraska State Fair to provide services in Heartland Event
Center during NSF term of possession
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Resolution
8. PUBLIC HEARINGS
8.a) Public Hearing on Grand Island ETJ Rezoning - TA: Transitional Agricultural Zone
to a B2: General Business Zone: A rezoning of property (3504 E Stolley Park Road) located
north of Stolley Park Road and west of Shady Bend Road from TA: Transitional Agricultural
Zone to a B2: General Business Zone in the Grand Island Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, Hall
County, Nebraska.
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Proposed Zoning Map.pdf
Stolley Future Land-use Map
Application
Ordinance
Community Development Director Chad Nabity reported this application included approximately
6.825 acres (3504 E Stolley Park Road) located north of Stolley Park Road and west of Shady
Bend Road. The applicant was asking that the zoning on this property be changed from TA:
Transitional Agricultural Zone to a B2: General Business Zone in Grand Island Extraterritorial
Jurisdiction to use two over sized detached structures as a part of a business operation. The
property was located at the intersection of two section line roads (Stolley Park Road and Shady
Bend Road).
Freddy Lopez spoke in favor.
Motion by Doug Brown, second by Ryan O'Neill to suspend the rules #10,022 - Consideration
of approving Grand Island ETJ Rezoning - TA: Transitional Agricultural Zone to a B2: General
Business Zone: A rezoning of property(3504 E Stolley Park Road) located north of Stolley Park
Road and west of Shady Bend Road from TA: Transitional Agricultural Zone to a B2: General
Business Zone in the Grand Island Extraterritorial Jurisdiction,Hall County,Nebraska. Roll Call:
Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion
adopted.
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Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Mike Paulick to approve #10,022 - Consideration of
approving Grand Island ETJ Rezoning - TA: Transitional Agricultural Zone to a B2: General
Business Zone: A rezoning of property(3504 E Stolley Park Road) located north of Stolley Park
Road and west of Shady Bend Road from TA: Transitional Agricultural Zone to a B2: General
Business Zone in the Grand Island Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, Hall County,Nebraska Roll Call:
Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion
adopted.
8.b)Public Hearing on Grand Island ETJ Rezoning-TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD:
Residential Development Zone: A rezoning of property located north of Stolley Park Road and
east of Stuhr Road from TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone in
the Grand Island Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, Hall County,Nebraska.
#2025-207 -Approving Rezac Second Subdivision
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Rezac Existing Land-use Map
Rezac Future Land-use Map
Rezac Proposal for Residential Development Zone
REZAC 2ND FINAL
Rezac Application
Rezac Second Subdivision Agreement
Ordinance
Resolution
Community Development Director Chad Nabity reported this application included approximately
12.06 acres located north of Stolley Park Road and east of Stuhr Road. The applicant was asking
for the approval of the Development Plan, Final Plat and that the zoning on this property be
changed from TA- Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone for the
development of 2 additional single-family dwellings. There are currently 2 lots in the subdivision
and this would allow the creation of 4 lots.
Dick Rezac spoke in favor.
Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Ryan O'Neill to suspend the rules 8.b) Public Hearing on
Grand Island ETJ Rezoning - TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development
Zone: A rezoning of property located north of Stolley Park Road and east of Stuhr Road from
TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone in the Grand
Island Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, Hall County,Nebraska. #10,023 Consideration of approving
ETJ Rezoning-TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone:A rezoning
of property located north of Stolley Park Road and east of Stuhr Road from TA: Transitional
Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone in the Grand Island Extraterritorial
Jurisdiction, Hall County, Nebraska. C-19-25GI. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk,
Mitchell Nickerson,Doug Brown, Chuck Haase,Maggie Mendoza,Ryan O'Neill,Doug Lanfear,
and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion adopted
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Motion by Doug Brown, second by Doug Lanfear to approve 8.b)Public Hearing on Grand Island
ETJ Rezoning-TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone:A rezoning
of property located north of Stolley Park Road and east of Stuhr Road from TA: Transitional
Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone in the Grand Island Extraterritorial
Jurisdiction, Hall County, Nebraska.#10,023 - Consideration of approving ETJ Rezoning - TA:
Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone: A rezoning of property located
north of Stolley Park Road and east of Stuhr Road from TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD:
Residential Development Zone in the Grand Island Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, Hall County,
Nebraska. C-19-25GI. #2025-207 -Approving Rezac Second Subdivision. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan
O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion adopted.
Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Mike Paulick to approve 8.b) Public Hearing on approving
#2025-207 Rezac Second Subdivision Motion to Approve#2025-207-Rezac Second Subdivision.
Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase,
Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick, Doug Lanfear. Absent: Jason Conley. Motion
adopted.
8.c) Public Hearing on Grand Island Rezoning - LLR: Large Lot Residential Zone to a
R3: Medium Density Residential Zone: A request to rezone property located in northwest Grand
Island at the corner of Capital Avenue and Engleman Road(The original school site for Engleman
Elementary School.), from LLR: Large Lot Residential Zone to a R3: Medium Density
Residential Zone in Grand Island, Nebraska.
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Hasselmann Existing Land Map
Hasselmann Future Land-use Map
Hasselmann application
Preliminary Plat
Ordinance
Community Development Director Chad Nabity reported this application included approximately
3.279 acres at the corner of Capital Avenue and Engleman Road (The original school site for
Engleman Elementary School). The applicant was asking for the approval of the Preliminary Plat
and that the zoning on this property be changed from LLR: Large Lot Residential Zone to a R3:
Medium Density Residential Zone for the development of the 10 buildings with a total of 20
housing units.
Michael Gehman spoke in favor
Dustin Hallelmann spoke in favor
Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Mike Paulick to suspend the rules 8.c)#10,024 Consideration
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of approving ETJ Rezoning - TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development
Zone: A rezoning of property located north of Stolley Park Road and east of Stuhr Road from
TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone in the Grand Island
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, Hall County, Nebraska. C-19-25GI. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard,
Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill,
Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion adopted.
Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Mark Stelk to approve 8.c) #10,024 - Consideration of
approving ETJ Rezoning -TA: Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone:
A rezoning of property located north of Stolley Park Road and east of Stuhr Road from TA:
Transitional Agricultural to RD: Residential Development Zone in the Grand Island
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction, Hall County, Nebraska. C-19-25GI. #2025-207 - Approving Rezac
Second Subdivision Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard,Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson,Doug Brown,
Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley
was absent. Motion adopted
8.d)Public Hearing on Redevelopment Plan Amendment: CRA Area#35 north of Capital
Avenue and east of Engleman Road, Hasselmann Development- Grand Island_
#2025-208 - Redevelopment Plan Amendment: CRA Area#35 north of Capital Avenue
and east of Engleman Road, Hasselmann Development- Grand Island.
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Redevelopment Plan Amendment Area 35 Hasselmann Development
Hasslemann Map
Site Plan
Preliminary Plat
Application
Resolution 518 signed
Resolution 519 signed
Resolution 2025-06 Revelopment Plan Amendment Area 35 - Hasselman
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Resolution 520 -Hasselman Development - Signed
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Community Development Director Chad Nabity reported Hasselmann Development was
proposing a small housing development in northwest Grand Island on property to be platted at the
corner of Capital Avenue and Engleman Road(The original school site for Engleman Elementary
School.). The development would consist of 10 duplex buildings(20 Housing Units).
Michael Gehman spoke in favor
Dustin Hallelmann spoke in favor
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Motion by Ryan O'Neill, second by Doug Lanfear to approve #2025 208 - Approving
Redevelopment Plan Amendment: CRA Area#35 north of Capital Avenue and east of Engleman
Road, Hasselmann Development- Grand Island. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk,
Mitchell Nickerson,Doug Brown, Chuck Haase,Maggie Mendoza,Ryan O'Neill,Doug Lanfear,
and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent
8.e) Public Hearing on Zoning Text Amendment- Consideration of changes various
sections of Chapter 36 of the Grand Island City Code: Sections 36-7 Abbreviations and
Acronyms, 36-8 (B) Definitions, 36-25 Permitted Obstructions in Required Yards, 36-27
Accessory Building and Uses, 36-54(AG-1)Primary Agriculture Zone, 36-55 (AG-2) Secondary
Agriculture Zone, 36-56 (AG-SC) Special Agriculture/Conservation Zone, 36-58 (AG-SI)
Special Agriculture/Industrial Zone, (36-60 (TA) Transitional Agriculture Zone, 36-61 (LLR)
Large Lot Residential Zone, 36-97 Schedule of Minimum Off Street Parking and Loading
Requirements, and 36-99 Home Occupations, and to add 36-108 Livestock Feeding Operations
to the Grand Island City Code.
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Proposed Zoning Changes GI Group 1 a Changes Only
Ordinance
Coommunity Development Director Chad Nabity reported as part of the Comprehensive Plan
update, changes to the Grand Island Zoning regulations were needed. These changes were
consistent with the goals of the plan that was approved by the Grand Island City Council in January
of 2025. These changes would be brought forward as a series of proposed changes to certain
sections of the code as opposed to a full rewrite. After the last of the proposed changes it was
expected that the entire chapter would be brought forward for readoption in clean format. In May
of 2025 the Planning Commission reviewed the proposed changes in a workshop format. This
provided them the opportunity to comment on the changes and make suggestions. At that meeting
they felt these changes were ready for a public hearing and potential adoption. Staff scheduled the
public hearing for the June meeting.
Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Jack Sheard to suspend the rules #10,025 -Consideration of
approving Zoning Text Amendment- Consideration of changes various sections of Chapter 36 of
the Grand Island City Code: Sections 36-7 Abbreviations and Acronyms, 36-8 (B) Definitions,
36-25 Permitted Obstructions in Required Yards, 36-27 Accessory Building and Uses, 36-54
(AG-1) Primary Agriculture Zone, 36-55 (AG-2) Secondary Agriculture Zone, 36-56 (AG-SC)
Special Agriculture/Conservation Zone, 36-58 (AG-SI) Special Agriculture/Industrial Zone, (36-
60(TA)Transitional Agriculture Zone,36-61 (LLR)Large Lot Residential Zone, 36-97 Schedule
of Minimum Off Street Parking and Loading Requirements, and 36-99 Home Occupations, and
to add 36-108 Livestock Feeding Operations to the Grand Island City Code.Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan
O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion adopted.
Motion by Jack Sheard, second by Doug Lanfear to approve#10,025 -Consideration of approving
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Zoning Text Amendment-Consideration of changes various sections of Chapter 36 of the Grand
Island City Code: Sections 36-7 Abbreviations and Acronyms, 36-8 (B) Definitions, 36-25
Permitted Obstructions in Required Yards, 36-27 Accessory Building and Uses, 36-54 (AG-1)
Primary Agriculture Zone, 36-55 (AG-2) Secondary Agriculture Zone, 36-56 (AG-SC) Special
Agriculture/Conservation Zone, 36-58 (AG-SI) Special Agriculture/Industrial Zone, (36-60 (TA)
Transitional Agriculture Zone, 36-61 (LLR) Large Lot Residential Zone, 36-97 Schedule of
Minimum Off Street Parking and Loading Requirements, and 36-99 Home Occupations, and to
add 36-108 Livestock Feeding Operations to the Grand Island City Code. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan
O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion adopted.
8.f) Public Hearing on Acquisition of Permanent Easement for South Locust Street
Improvements-Fonner Park Road to 2nd Street; Project No. 2021-P-6 (Zana)
#2025-209- Approving Acquisition of Permanent Easement for South Locust Street
Improvements- Former Park Road to 2nd Street; Project No. 2021-P-6 (Zana)
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Zana Exhibit
Resolution
Public Works Director Keith Kurz stated that the proposal was to replace the existing asphalt
street with a concrete curb and gutter roadway section along with associated sidewalk, traffic
control, drainage and all other improvements needed to complete the project. Roadway alignment
issues at intersections would be remedied to provide for lanes that align through intersections.
Drainage would also be improved as the current roadway drainage had been reduced over the
years with multiple asphalt overlay projects. To accommodate such improvements the acquisition
of permanent easement was necessary.
Motion by Ryan O'Neill,second by Doug Lanfear to approve#2025-209-Approving Acquisition
of Permanent Easement for South Locust Street Improvements- Fonner Park Road to 2nd Street;
Project No. 2021-P-6 (Zana). Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson,
Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick.
Jason Conley was absent. Motion adopted.
8.g) Public Hearing on Acquisition of Permanent Easements for Stuhr Road at Highway
30 Northbound Turn Lanes; Project No. 2023-P-12 (Swift Beef Company and JBS USA Holding
LUX S.A.R.L./JBS USA, LLC
#2025-210 - Approving Acquisition of Permanent Easements for Stuhr Road at
Highway 30 Northbound Turn Lanes; Project No. 2023-P-12 (Swift Beef Company and
JBS USA Holding LUX S.A.R.L./JBS USA, LLC
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Utility Easement Swift Exhibit
Utility Easement
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Public Works Director Keith Kurz stated that this project was for the improvement of Stuhr Road
at the intersection of Highway 30. The Public Works Department was proposing to enhance the
existing northbound lanes with dual left turn lanes along with traffic control, drainage and all
other improvements needed to complete the project. This project would also add a common turn
lane north of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad crossing, which JBS Foods Group would
cost share in. To accommodate such improvements the acquisition of permanent easements was
necessary.
Motion by Ryan O'Neill, second by Doug Brown to approve#2025-210-Approving Acquisition
of Permanent Easements for Stuhr Road at Highway 30 Northbound Turn Lanes; Project No.
2023-P-12 (Swift Beef Company and JBS USA Holding LUX S.A.R.L./JBS USA, LLC. Roll
Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza,Ryan O'Neill, Doug Lanfear, and Mike Paulick. Jason Conley was absent.
9.) RESOLUTIONS
9.a) #2025-211 -Approving Hear Grand Island 2025 LB 840 Grant Application
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Presentation
Hear GI Application
3 Year Pro Forma
Resolution
Mary Berlie, with GIAEDC said the 2025 grant application was for$50,000, an increase of
$40,000 from prior LB840 funding assistance grants. The prior LB840 funding for Hear Grand
Island has remained at$10,000 annually despite increased costs for talent, insurance and
operations. The 2025 grant seeks to put Hear Grand Island on solid financial footing and does
include the payment of approximately $13,000 in unpaid costs from the 2024 season for
security, portable restrooms and sound/lighting.
Brent Linder spoke in favor.
Motion Jack Sheard, second by Chuck Haase to approve #2025-211 - Approving Hear Grand
Island 2025 LB 840 Grant Application . Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Mitchell
Nickerson,Doug Brown,Chuck Haase,Maggie Mendoza,Ryan O'Neill,Doug Lanfear,and Mike
Paulick. Jason Conley was absent. Motion adopted.
9.b) (Mayor Roger Stelle move this item up due to Honeywell speaking on presentations)
10). ADJOURMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:29 p.m
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Deputy,City Clerk
Sonya Cisneros