The North Platte City Council meets Tuesday at 5:30pm in the City Hall Council Chambers. Here is the full agenda:
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CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION Paster Vaughn Fahrenbruch, The Rock Church
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
OPEN MEETINGS ACT
A CURRENT COPY OF THE OPEN MEETINGS ACT OF NEBRASKA IS POSTED ON THE WALL AT THE BACK OF THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS.
MEETING PROCEDURE
THE PUBLIC MAY ADDRESS SPECIFIC AGENDA ITEMS AT THE PLEASURE OF THE MAYOR. IF RECOGNIZED BY THE MAYOR, PLEASE IDENTIFY YOURSELF BY STATING YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS. PLEASE ADDRESS THE COUNCIL THROUGH THE MAYOR AND LIMIT YOUR REMARKS.
WE RESPECT OUR CITY EMPLOYEES, AND REQUEST THAT ANY COMPLAINTS OR CRITICISMS OF EMPLOYEES NOT BE AIRED IN A PUBLIC MEETING. CONCERNS ABOUT EMPLOYEES SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR OR MAYOR. INDIVIDUALS IN VIOLATION WILL BE DECLARED OUT OF ORDER.
AWARDS, ACCOLADES, AND PRESENTATIONS
CONSENT AGENDA
ALL MATTERS UNDER “CONSENT AGENDA” ARE CONSIDERED BY THE CITY COUNCIL TO BE ROUTINE AND WILL BE ENACTED BY ONE MOTION. ANY CITY COUNCIL MEMBER MAY,HOWEVER, REMOVE AN ITEM FROM CONSENT BY REQUEST.
1.
A. Approve the Minutes of March 4, 2025. (Pages 1-4) (Angela Gilbert, City Clerk)
B. Place on file Treasurer’s report for February 2025. (Pages 5-6) (Dawn Miller, Director of Finance)
C. Approve the application by Big Red Liquor at the Barn for a Special Designated Liquor License on April 5, 2025 from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the D&N Event Center, 501 East Walker Road for a Patron Party. (Pages 7-8) (Angela Gilbert, City Clerk)
D. Approve the application by Platte Bar, Inc. for Special Designated Licenses on June 27 and 28, 2025 from 12:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. at the American Legion Hall, 2020 East 4th Street for a Masons Gathering. (Pages 9-10) (Angela Gilbert, City Clerk)
E. Send application of Royal Wok for a Class I Liquor License (Beer, Wine, Distilled Spirits, On Sale Only) for their location at 1318 South Chestnut Street to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission with no recommendation. (Pages 11-20) (Angela Gilbert, City Clerk)
F. Authorize the Mayor to execute Health and Accident Contracts for the City’s Self-Insuring Health and Accident Plan, beginning April 1, 2025. (Page 21) (Layne Groseth, City Administrator)
REGULAR AGENDA
CLOSED SESSION TO DISCUSS PERSONNEL, REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS OR POTENTIAL LITIGATION TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC INTEREST (IF NECESSARY)
2. Third reading and action on Ordinance No. 4199 to Amend Title IX, Chapter 91 of the Code of the City of North Platte, to revise Section 91.21, relating to the clearing of sidewalks, and to add Section 91.29, relating to penalties for the violation of sidewalk ordinances. (Pages 22-25) (Bill Troshynski, City Attorney)
3. Adopt Resolution to approve the One & Six Road Plan for 2024 – 2030. (Pages 26-29) (Brent Burklund, City Engineer)
4. Accept Certificate of Completion and Assessment Schedule for Paving District No. 836 (Iron Trail Drive from Twin Rivers Road thence west to Business Park Drive; also, Business Park Drive from State Farm Road thence north approximately 1,760.77 feet) and set Board of Equalization for April 1, 2025. (Pages 30-35) (Brent Burklund, City Engineer)
5. Accept Certificate of Completion and Assessment Schedule for Water Extension District No. 267 (at the intersection of Twin Rivers Road and Iron Trail Drive thence west (approximately 1,021.25 feet) to the intersection of Business Park Drive; also, Business Park Drive from State Farm Road thence north (approximately 1,760.77 feet) and set Board of Equalization for April 1, 2025. (Pages 36-41) (Brent Burklund, City Engineer)
6. Accept Certificate of Completion and Schedule of Benefits for Sanitary Sewer Connection District No. 21 (beginning at the northeast corner of Lot 1 of Iron Trail 3rd Administrative Subdivision then continuing west parallel to the north lot lines of Lot 1 of Iron Trail 3rd Administrative Subdivision, Lots 3 and 5 of Iron Trail 2nd Subdivision and the south lot line of Part of W1/2, NE1/4 & Part SE1/4 of 15-13-30 to the northwest corner of Lot 3 of Iron Trail 2nd Subdivision, approximately 2,000 feet); thence south at Business Park Drive parallel to the east lot line of Lots 1-3 of Iron Trail 2nd Subdivision and the west lot line of Lots 4-5 of Iron Trail 2nd Subdivision, approximately 1760.77 feet) and set Board of Equalization for April 1, 2025. (Pages 42-47) (Brent Burklund, City Engineer)
7. Accept Certificate of Completion for Street Improvement District No. 362 (Willow Street bridge over UPRR from 4th Street to 8th Street). (Pages 48-50) (Brent Burklund, City Engineer)
8. Approve the Agreement for Sale of Real Property with Larry Goding and authorize the Mayor to sign necessary documents. (Pages 51-55) (Bill Troshynski, City Attorney)
PUBLIC HEARING
9. Amend the City of North Platte 2011 Future Land Use Map amending certain land from Medium Density –Single family, Duplex and Multi-family to Commercial on property located at 603 East 5th Street and 503 North Cottonwood Street. (Pages 56-58) (Judy Clark, Development Director)
PUBLIC HEARING
10. First reading and action on Ordinance No. 4200 to rezone certain land from an R-3 Dwelling District to a B-3 Downtown Commercial District on property located at 603 East 5th Street and 503 North Cottonwood Street. (Page 59-65) (Judy Clark, Development Director)
11. Approve the Resolution authorizing the issuance of fourteen warrants to First Interstate Bank totaling $7,180,242.18 to pay approved claims and referring to and incorporating the terms and conditions of Ordinance No. 3874 relating to warrant financing. (Pages 66-68) (Dawn Miller, Director of Finance)
12. Discuss proposal from Dawson Public Power regarding electrical service rights for customers located south of State Farm Road between the North Platte Hydro facility and Old Highway 83. (No action to be taken). (Pages 69-71) (Layne Groseth, City Administrator)
13. Approve the Claims. (Dawn Miller, Director of Finance)
PUBLIC AGENDA REQUEST
WE RESPECT OUR CITY EMPLOYEES, AND REQUEST THAT ANY COMPLAINTS OR CRITICISMS OF
EMPLOYEES NOT BE AIRED IN A PUBLIC MEETING. CONCERNS ABOUT EMPLOYEES SHOULD BE
BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR OR MAYOR. INDIVIDUALS IN
VIOLATION WILL BE DECLARED OUT OF ORDER.
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS FROM MAYOR, COUNCIL, ADMINISTRATOR, AND ATTORNEY
ADJOURN
