10/14/2025 Minutes CITY OF
GRAND;E ISLAND
City Council Meeting Minutes
Council Chambers
City Hall
100 East First Street
October 14, 2025
7:00 PM
1. CALL TO ORDER
Council President Jack Sheard called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Mayor Roger G. Steele
was absent.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL
The following City Officials were present, City Clerk Jill Granere, City Administrator Patrick
Brown, City Attorney Kari Fisk and Public Works Director Keith Kurz.
The following City Council Members were present: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley,
Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick
and Doug Lanfear.
4. SUBMITTAL OF REQUESTS FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
5. RESERVE TIME TO SPEAK ON AGENDA ITEMS
6. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
ADJOURN TO BOARD OF EQUALIZATION: Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Ryan
O'Neill to adjourn to Board of Equalization. Motion adopted.
6.a) #2025-BE-6 - Consideration of Determining Benefits for Sidewalk Repairs at 928 E
Oklahoma Avenue
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Resolution No. 2025-291
Mailing Affidavit
Resolution
Public Works Director Keith Kurz reported the Certificate of Final Completion for Sidewalk
Repairs at 928 E Oklahoma Avenue was approved by City Council on September 9, 2025, via
Resolution No. 2025-291; with October 14,2025 set as the date for Council to sit as the Board of
Equalization. Galvan Construction, Inc. of Grand Island, Nebraska completed such work to the
City standards for a cost of$2,720.00. Total cost of the repairs, including Engineering Services
of $272.00, was $2,992.00. All work had been completed and special assessments have been
calculated for the improvements. The payments were spread over six (6) years at 7% simple
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interest. The first payment of principal only at 1/7th of the assessment was due ten(10)days after
filing of the ordinance that levies the costs as approved at the Board of Equalization. The
remaining six payments of 1/7th of the assessment plus accrued interest were due on each one
year anniversary thereafter.
Motion by Mike Paulick, second by Doug Brown to approve #2025-BE-6 - Consideration of
Determining Benefits for Sidewalk Repairs at 928 E Oklahoma Avenue. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
6.b) #2025-BE-7 - Consideration of Determining Re-establishment of Tap Fees for
Subdivided Lots in Platte Valley Industrial Park East; Sanitary Sewer District No. 527T
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Resolution No. 2025-290
Mailing Affidavit
Resolution
Public Works Director Keith Kurz reported on September 9, 2025,via Resolution No. 2025-290,
City Council approved the Board of Equalization to reconvene to determine benefits and set
assessments for the newly subdivided lots in Platte Valley Industrial Park East; Sanitary Sewer
District No. 527T. A tap (connection) fee in the amount of the benefit accruing to each property
in the district shall be paid to the City of Grand Island prior to the time such property becomes
connected to the sanitary sewer.
Motion by Doug Brown, second by Mike Paulick to approve #2025-BE-7 - Consideration of
Determining Re-establishment of Tap Fees for Subdivided Lots in Platte Valley Industrial Park
East; Sanitary Sewer District No. 527T. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley,
Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick
and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
6.c) #2025-BE-8 - Consideration of Determining Benefits for Parking District#3 (Off-
street Parking)
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Resolution
City Administrator Patrick Brown reported property owners within the District would be charged
a special assessment based on the entire square footage of their buildings. The square footage was
based on the information obtained from the County Assessor; however, if square footage was not
available from the Assessor, then a calculation was done based on outer building dimensions and
the number of floors. The total square footage for Parking District#3 was 1,639,997. The special
assessment charge for the 2024-2025 year to be collected in 2025-2026 fiscal year was $80,032 or
$0.0488/square foot. Property owners who have parking within their property that is open to the
public, customers or users of the building can apply for a $/space credit. The credit could reduce
the amount owed for that property or other properties owned by the same owner within 300 feet
down to a minimum of$0. Any excess that cannot be used would not be paid out to the property
owner or credited to other properties more than 300 feet away. Using the same $15 credit Council
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provided the prior year, Parking District #3 would have an estimated credit amount of$10,012,
leaving $70,020 of the special assessment amount collectible.
Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Mike Paulick to approve #2025-BE-8 - Consideration of
Determining Benefits for Parking District#3 (Off-street Parking). Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard,
Jason Conley, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and
Doug Lanfear. Abstain: Mark Stelk and Mitch Nickerson. Motion adopted.
6.d) #2025-BE-9- Consideration of Determining Benefits for South Locust Business
Improvement District
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Resolution
City Administrator Patick Brown reported that the South Locust BID Board met and approved the
2025-2026 budget which provided special assessments in the amount of$104,617.
Motion by Ryan O'Neill, second by Doug Lanfear to approve #2025-BE-9- Consideration of
Determining Benefits for South Locust Business Improvement District. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
RETURN TO REGULAR SESSION: Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Doug Brown to return
to Regular Session. Motion adopted.
7. CONSENT AGENDA
Motion by Ryan O'Neill, second by Doug Lanfear to approve CONSENT AGENDA. Roll Call:
Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase,
Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
7.a)Approving Minutes of the September 23, 2025 City Council Study Session.
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Minutes
7.b) Approving Minutes of the September 23, 2025 City Council Regular Meeting.
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Minutes
7.c) Approving Minutes of the September 30, 2025 City Council Study Session.
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Minutes
7.d) Approving Payment of Claims for the Period of September 24, 2025 through
October 14, 2025 in the total amount of$8,553,199.41.
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Claims
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7.e)Approving Refuse Permit for Clean Slate Removal.
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Application
7.f)Approving Re-Appointment of Megan Goplin to the City of Grand Island Regional
Planning Commission.
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7.g) Approving Re-Appointment of Brian Mustion to the Community Redevelopment
Authority.
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7.h) #2025-336 - Approving Certificate of Final Completion for the 2025 Asphalt
Resurfacing Project No. 2025-AC-1.
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Engineer Certificate of Final Completion
Resolution
With Gary Smith Construction Co. Inc. of Grand Island, Nebraska in an amount of$742,893.90.
7.i) #2025-337 -Approving Purchase of Street Sweeper for the Streets Division of the
Public Works Department.
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Unit 242- 2015 Elgin Pelican Street Sweeper Pictures
Elgin Street Sweeper Brochure
Resolution
From MacQueen Equipment of Lincoln,Nebraska in an amount of$377,425.30.
7.j)#2025-338 -Approving Purchase of 2026 LT625 6x4 Conventional Truck-Tractor for
the Solid Waste Division of the Public Works Department.
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2017 International Prostar
Resolution
From Hansen International, Inc. of Grand Island, Nebraska in an amount of$128,789.30.
7.k) #2025-339 - Approving Bid Award for Drainage Ditch Grading, Excavating, and
Hauling 2025/2026.
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AMP Works, LLC Contract
Harders Dozer& Scarper Work Contract
Resolution
With AMP Works, LLC and Harders Dozer& Scraper Work.
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7.1)#2025-340-Approving Purchase of One(1)2026 938M Caterpillar Four Wheel Drive
Front End Loader for the Solid Waste Division of the Public Works Department.
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2022 938M Caterpillar Picture
Resolution
From NMC/Nebraska Machinery Company of Doniphan, Nebraska in an amount of
$216,434.00.
7.m) #2025-341 - Approving Agreement with Nebraska Department of Transportation
(NDOT) for US 281 Intersections in Grand Island.
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Program Agreement
Resolution
To Modify six intersections along US Highway 281 with the City's share of$1,119,520.00.
7.n) #2025-342 - Approving Amendment No. 1 for Cell 4 Liner Construction for the
Grand Island Regional Landfill.
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Amendment No. 1
Resolution
With Olsson, Inc. of Grand Island, Nebraska in an increased amount not to exceed $192,349.00
for a revised total of$327,481.00.
7.o) #2025-343-Approving Bid Award of One (1) 2026 Solid Waste Transfer Trailer for
the Solid Waste Division of the Public Works Department.
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2016 Wilkens Transfer Trailer Picture
Resolution
From Wilkens Industries, Inc. of Morris, Minnesota in an amount of$105,757.00.
7.p)#2025-344 -Approving Bid Award for Concrete Pavement and Storm Sewer Repairs
for FY2026.
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Contract
Resolution
With The Diamond Engineering Co. of Grand Island,Nebraska in an amount of$737,706.00.
7.q) #2025-345 -Approving Bid Award- Tree Trimming Contract 2026-TT-1.
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Resolution
Map
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With Leetch Tree Service, LLC in an amount of$202,636.00.
7.r) #2025-346 - Approving Bid Award - Electrical Underground Conduit Installation -
Electrical Project 2026-UG-1.
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Resolution
With D & A Trenching of Alda, Nebraska, ALLO Communications LLC of Lincoln, Nebraska,
Bauer Underground Inc. of Norfolk, Nebraska and The Diamond Engineering Co. of Grand
Island,Nebraska.
7.$)#2025-347 -Approving Bid Award - Cell Response Services 2025.
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3-YR Quote
Contract
Resolution
With Daupler Inc. of Overland Park, Kansas in an amount of$155,923.90.
7.t) #2025-348 -Approving Microsoft Licensing Enterprise Agreement.
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Microsoft Agreement
Microsoft Contract
Resolution
With Microsoft Enterprise in an amount of$196,554.57.
7.u) #2025-349 -Approving Change Order No. 1 for Tree Inventory
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Change Order
Resolution
With Eocene Environmental Group, Inc. of West Des Moines, Iowa for an increase of$8,928.60
for a revised amount of$54,468.60.
7.v) #2025-350 -Approving Bid Award for Ryder Park Baseball Field Improvements
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Contract
Resolution
With Nemaha Sports Construction of Lincoln,Nebraska in an amount of$3,745,600.00.
7.w) #2025-351 - Approving Administrative Agreement (FY2025-2033) with Grand
Island Area Economic Development Corporation.
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Budget
Ordinances 9908
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DRAFT Contract 2025-2033
Resolution
In an amount of$405,288.00 payable in quarterly payments of$101,322.00.
8. PUBLIC HEARINGS
8.a) Public Hearing on Acquisition of Utility Easement-2209 S. Locust (McDonald's
USA, LLC)
#2025-352 - Approving Acquisition of Utility Easement - 2209 S. Locust (McDonald's
USA, LLC).
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Resolution
Map
Utilities Director Ryan Schmitz reported the following easement tract addendum was acquired to
accommodate the adjusted underground utility installation for the primary electrical service for the
new McDonald's Restaurant located at 2209 S. Locust Street. The proposed easement tract would
allow the Depailiiient to install, access, operate, and maintain electrical infrastructure at this
location. No public testimony was heard.
Motion by Doug Brown, second by Ryan O'Neill to approve#2025-352 -Approving Acquisition
of Utility Easement - 2209 S. Locust (McDonald's USA, LLC). Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard,
Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza,
Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
8.b) Public Hearing on Acquisition of Utility Easement - Outlot M, Legacy 34 (Prairie
District Commercial Association, Inc.)
#2025-353 -Approving Acquisition of Utility Easement- Outlot M, Legacy 34 (Prairie
District Commercial Association, Inc.)
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Resolution
Map
Utilities Director Ryan Schmitz reported the following easement tract was being acquired to
accommodate the underground utility installations for the Legacy 34 Subdivision development.
The proposed easement tract would allow the Department to install, access, operate, and maintain
water and electrical infrastructure at this location. No public testimony was heard.
Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Doug Lanfear to approve#2025-353 -Approving Acquisition
of Utility Easement - Outlot M, Legacy 34 (Prairie District Commercial Association, Inc). Roll
Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck
Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
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8.c) Public Hearing on Acquisition of Utility Easement - Outlot J, Legacy 34 (Innate 6,
LLC)
#2025-354 -Approving Acquisition of Utility Easement- Outlot J, Legacy 34 (Innate 6,
LLC)
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Resolution
Map
Utilities Director Ryan Schmitz reported the following easement tract was being acquired to
accommodate the underground utility installations for the Legacy 34 Subdivision development.
The proposed easement tract would allow the Department to install, access,operate, and maintain
water and electrical infrastructure at this location. No public testimony was heard.
Motion by Ryan O'Neill, second by Doug Brown to approve#2025-354-Approving Acquisition
of Utility Easement - Outlot J, Legacy 34 (Innate 6, LLC). Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark
Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan
O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
8.d) Public Hearing on Acquisition of Utility Easement - Outlot K, Legacy 34 (Innate
Development 2, LLC)
#2025-355 - Approving Acquisition of Utility Easement - Outlot K, Legacy 34 (Innate
Development 2, LLC)
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Resolution
Map
Utilities Director Ryan Schmitz reported the following easement tract was being acquired to
accommodate the underground utility installations for the Legacy 34 Subdivision development.
The proposed easement tract would allow the Department to install, access,operate, and maintain
water and electrical infrastructure at this location. No public testimony was heard.
Motion by Doug Brown, second by Mark Stelk to approve #2025-355 - Approving Acquisition
of Utility Easement - Outlot K, Legacy 34 (Innate Development 2, LLC). Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
8.e) Public Hearing on Dedication of Permanent Trail Easement for Grand Island West
Connector Trail; Project No. TAP-40(70); Control No. 43028 (City of Grand Island)
#2025-356 - Approving Dedication of Permanent Trail Easement for Grand Island West
Connector Trail; Project No. TAP-40(70); Control No. 43028 (City of Grand Island)
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Project Location Map
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Permanent Trail Easement Exhibits
Public Works Director Keith Kurz reported the City of Grand Island was dedicating current
property as permanent trail easement to accommodate the West Connector Trail from Engleman
Road to Old Potash Highway. The West Connector Tail extension was selected for funding
through the Transportation Alternatives Program, with funding available through NDOT. The
federal share payable on any portion of a local federal-aid project was a maximum of 80% of the
eligible participating costs, while the Local Public Agency (LPA) was responsible for the
remaining 20% as well as all other nonparticipating or ineligible costs of the project. The current
estimate of this project is $1,824,130.00, of which $1,459,304.00 would be grant funded and the
remaining $364,826.00 was funded by the City. No public testimony was heard.
Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Doug Brown to approve#2025-356 -Approving Dedication
of Permanent Trail Easement for Grand Island West Connector Trail; Project No. TAP-40(70);
Control No. 43028 (City of Grand Island). Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason
Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike
Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
8.f) Public Hearing on Acquisition of a Portion of US Highway 30 from Nebraska
Department of Transportation(NDOT)in Connection with Grand Island West; Project No. S-30-
4(1046); Control No. 41704
#2025-357 - Approving Acquisition of a Portion of US Highway 30 from Nebraska
Department of Transportation (NDOT) in Connection with Grand Island West; Project
No. S-30-4(1046); Control No. 41704.
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Relinquishment Agreement
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Relinquishment Exhibit
Public Works Director Keith Kurz reported the Nebraska Department of Transportation(NDOT)
was currently making improvements to US Highway 30 from just west of Monitor Road east to
the existing four-lane divided section west or the US-281/N-2/US-30 interchange in Grand Island
for a distance of 3.4 miles, with the City cost sharing on the portion within City limits. The total
cost of the project is $45,699,000.00,with the City's share of$3,325,072.00 paid up to date. With
the improvements the existing section of US Highway 30 from west of Engleman Road to west
of North Road would be relinquished to the City from NDOT. When the new section of US
Highway 30 through City limits was complete and opened to traffic, the old section west of
Engleman Road to west of North Road would be relinquished to the City from NDOT. The
relinquishment made the City responsible for operation and maintenance of this roadway section
and provided NDOT to pay the City a lump sum of$1.337 Million for the City to complete a
project on the relinquished segment making it of acceptable condition for City use and
responsibility. The relinquishment also allowed the City to readdress affected properties to aid in
emergency service response. No public testimony was heard.
Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Mark Stelk to approve #2025-357 -Approving Acquisition
of a Portion of US Highway 30 from Nebraska Depailinent of Transportation (NDOT) in
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Connection with Grand Island West; Project No. S-30-4(1046); Control No. 41704. Roll Call:
Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase,
Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
9. RESOLUTIONS
9.a) #2025-358 -Approving the Re-establishment of Connection Fees for Platte Valley
Industrial Park East; Sanitary Sewer District No. 527T
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Resolution
Exhibit
This item was related to the aforementioned Board of Equalization.
Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Mike Paulick to approve #2025-358 - Approving the Re-
establishment of Connection Fees for Platte Valley Industrial Park East; Sanitary Sewer District
No. 527T. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug
Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion
adopted.
9.b) #2025-359 -Approving Bid Award for Transfer Station Facility Improvements;
Project No. 2025-SWTS-1
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RMV Construction, LLC Contract
Resolution
Public Works Director Keith Kurz reported the current Solid Waste Transfer Station building,
which is located at 5050 West Old Potash Highway, was constructed in 1981 and was no longer
large enough to handle the current traffic and/or waste flows. A study was conducted by SCS
Engineers of Omaha, Nebraska to look at traffic patterns, investigate potential
improvement/expansion ideas to enhance operations and allow for present business as well as
projected future conditions. An updated rate study was also part of this investigation. Customer
counts at the Transfer Station had increased by 173%, with a tonnage increase of 124% from FY
2000 to FY 2017. FY 2000 = 10,345 customers and 28,578 tons. FY 2017 = 28,236 customers
and 63,910 tons On August 1, 2025 the Engineering Division of the Public Works Department
advertised for bids for Transfer Station Facility Improvements. Five (5) bids were received and
opened on September 12, 2025. The Engineering Division of the Public Works Department and
the Purchasing Division of the City's Attorney's Office had reviewed the bids that were received.
A summary of the bids are shown as.
• RMV Construction, LLC of Kearney,NE - $7,528,317.60*
• Scheele-Kayton Construction, LLC of Lincoln,NE - $7,583,857.81*
• Chief Industries, Inc. dba Chief Construction of Grand Island,NE - $8,156,129.05
• Mid Plains Construction Co. of Grand Island, NE - $8,567,745.31*
• Genesis Contracting Group of Lincoln,NE - $8,621,278.78*
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*notes a corrected bid
The project was estimated at $6.1 million. Due to the higher bid prices received,
Administration was looking to finance $10 million through bonding, which would cover this
project as well as the proposed Cell 4 project at the Landfill.
Discussion was held on options if the whole project wasn't approved.
Motion by Doug Brown, second by Mark Stelk to approve #2025-359 - Approving Bid Award
for Transfer Station Facility Improvements; Project No. 2025-SWTS-1. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
9.c) #2025-360 - Approving Amendment No. 3 for Transfer Station Operations and
Facility Improvements
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Amendment No. 3
Resolution
Public Works Director Keith Kurz reported Amendment No. 3, in the amount of$282,191.50,
was being requested for the Transfer Station Operations and Facility Improvements, resulting in
a revised agreement total of $775,547.75. Tasks included in Amendment No. 3 consist of
construction project management, submittal/shop drawing review, onsite meetings, and project
closeout.
Motion by Ryan O'Neill, second by Doug Lanfear to approve #2025-360 - Approving
Amendment No. 3 for Transfer Station Operations and Facility Improvements. Roll Call: Ayes:
Jack Sheard,Mark Stelk, Jason Conley,Mitchell Nickerson,Doug Brown, Chuck Haase,Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
9.d) #2025-361 -Approving Grand Island Police Department request for an Amendment
to the Agreement between the Central Nebraska Humane Society and the City of Grand Island
for Sheltering, Care and Disposition Services
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Agreement
Resolution 2025-287
Amendment
Resolution
Police Chief Kevin Denney reported the City of Grand Island and the Central Nebraska Humane
Society, Inc.(CNHS) entered into an agreement that the CNHS would provide shelter and care
for animals seized by the Grand Island Police Department on August 19, 2025. The City and
CHHS had mutually agreed to amend Article V Section 4 for purposes of determining "a day" to
be changed to "any portion of a day may be used", rather than the term "a rolling 24 hour clock
starting at the time of intake". The small change would help provide easier tracking for billing
purposes.
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Discussion was held on how the days are tracked and paid for.
Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Ryan O'Neill to approve #2025-361 - Approving Grand
Island Police Depattment request for an Amendment to the Agreement between the Central
Nebraska Humane Society and the City of Grand Island for Sheltering, Care and Disposition
Services. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug
Brown, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Noes: Chuck Haase.
Motion adopted.
10.) ORDINANCES
10.a) #10,040 - Consideration of Assessment of Benefits for Sidewalk Repairs at 928 E
Oklahoma Avenue
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Ordinance
This item was related to the aforementioned Board of Equalization.
Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Ryan O'Neill to suspend the rules 10.a) #10,040 -
Consideration of Assessment of Benefits for Sidewalk Repairs at 928 E Oklahoma Avenue. Roll
Call: Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck
Haase, Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
Motion by Chuck Haase, second by Mike Paulick to approve 10.a) #10,040 - Consideration of
Assessment of Benefits for Sidewalk Repairs at 928 E Oklahoma Avenue. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
10.b) #10,041 - Consideration of Approving Assessments for Parking District#3 (Off-
street Parking)
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Credits List 2024-2025
Ordinance
This item was related to the aforementioned Board of Equalization.
Motion by Doug Brown, second by Ryan O'Neill to suspend the rules 10.b) #10,041 -
Consideration of Approving Assessments for Parking District#3 (Off-street Parking). Roll Call:
Ayes: Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase,
Maggie Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Mike Paulick to approve 10.b) #10,041 - Consideration of
Approving Assessments for Parking District #3 (Off-street Parking). Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard,Jason Conley,Doug Brown,Chuck Haase,Maggie Mendoza,Ryan O'Neill,Mike Paulick
and Doug Lanfear. Abstain: Mitchell Nickerson and Mark Stelk. Motion adopted.
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10.0 #10,042 - Consideration of Approving Assessments for South Locust Business
Improvement District
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Ordinance
This item was related to the aforementioned Board of Equalization.
Motion by Ryan O'Neill, second by Doug Lanfear to suspend the rules #10,042 - Consideration
of Approving Assessments for South Locust Business Improvement District. Roll Call: Ayes:
Jack Sheard, Mark Stelk,Jason Conley,Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase,Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
Motion by Doug Lanfear, second by Mike Paulick to approve #10,042 - Consideration of
Approving Assessments for South Locust Business Improvement District. Roll Call: Ayes: Jack
Sheard, Mark Stelk, Jason Conley, Mitchell Nickerson, Doug Brown, Chuck Haase, Maggie
Mendoza, Ryan O'Neill, Mike Paulick and Doug Lanfear. Motion adopted.
10).ADJOURMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 8:21 p.m.
I9.-V.t" 6,-buni.A-c.,
City Clerk
Jill Granere