September 21, 2021 at 6:00 PM - Bellevue City Council Meeting +++Amended Agenda+++

1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

2. INVOCATION - Senior Pastor Michael Lusk, First Baptist Church, 112 E. 23rd Avenue, Bellevue.

3. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL

4. OPEN MEETINGS ACT - Posted in the Entry to the Council Chambers

5. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, CLAIMS, AND ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORTS:

5.a. Approval of the Agenda

5.b. Approval of the Consent Agenda (Items marked with an (*) are approved where this item is, unless otherwise removed)

5.b.1. * Acknowledge Receipt of the August 26, 2021 Planning Commission Minutes.

5.b.2. * Approval of the August 31, 2021 Special City Council Minutes.

5.b.3. * Approval of the September 7, 2021 City Council Minutes.

5.b.4. +++ * Acknowledge Receipt of  August 10, 2021 Tree Board Minutes. 

6. * APPROVAL OF CLAIMS.

7. SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS:  NONE

8. ORGANIZATIONAL MATTERS:  NONE

9. APPROVED CITIZEN COMMUNICATION:

9.a. Improper replacement/repair of culvert in City right-of-way.  (Chris and Marny Stricklin (David Levy, Baird Holm LLP)

10. LIQUOR LICENSES:

10.a. Recommend to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission the approval of the application for Kinsey A. Bosselman as the new Manager for Bosselman's Pump & Pantry LLC dba "Pump & Pantry 50" at 3605 Summit Plaza Drive, Bellevue.  (City Clerk)

11. ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION (3rd reading):

11.a. Ordinance No. 4050: An ordinance to amend Section 12-57 through 12-58 of the Bellevue Municipal Code pertaining to fireworks.  (City Clerk)

12. ORDINANCES FOR PUBLIC HEARING (2nd reading):

12.a. Ordinance No. 4053: Request to amend Sections 5.27 ML Light Manufacturing, and 5.28 MH Heavy Manufacturing, City of Bellevue Zoning Ordinance, regarding the addition of recycling collection and processing facilities as a permitted use.  Applicants:  Waste Connections of Nebraska, Inc. and City of Bellevue.  Case #: 164. (Planning Manager)

12.b. Ordinance No. 4054: Request to rezone Lots 12B & 13C, South of Drainage Ditch, Butterfields Subdivision, located in the Northeast ¼ of Section 10, T13N, R13E, Sarpy County, Nebraska; Tax Lot 14, Except that Part taken for Highway Right-of-Way, and Part of Vacated State Right-of-Way in the East ½  of the East ½ in the Southeast ¼ adjacent to Tax Lot 14, all located in the Southeast ¼ of Section 10, T13N, R13E, Sarpy County, Nebraska; and Part of Vacated State Right-of-Way in the Southwest ¼ of the Southwest ¼, West of Fort Crook Road South,  located in the Southwest ¼ of Section 11, T13N, R13E of the 6th P.M., Sarpy County, NE, from FX and BNH to ML for the purpose of light industrial development.   Applicant:  Waste Connections of Nebraska, Inc.  General Location:  Fairview Road and Fort Crook Road South.  (Planning Manager)

12.c. Ordinance No. 4055:  Request to amend Sections 2.22 Definitions, 5.27 ML Light Manufacturing District, 5.28 MH Heavy Manufacturing District, 5.35 HCO Highway 34 Corridor Overlay District, and Article 8 Supplemental Regulations, City of Bellevue Zoning Ordinance, regarding solar energy.  Applicant:  City of Bellevue.  Case #: 165 (Planning Manager)

12.d. Ordinance No. 4056:  Request to rezone Lots 1 and 2, Whispering Timber Estates Replat 7, being a replat of Lot 106, Whispering Timber Estates, Lot 1, Whispering Timber Estates Replat 6, and Lot 2A1, Fair Hill Addition, from AG, RE and RS-84-PS to RE and RS-84-PS for the purpose of existing residential development; and small subdivision plat Lots 1 and 2, Whispering Timber Estates Replat 7.  Applicants:  Todd Santoro and Greg Dennis.  General location:  Hickory Circle and Childs Road East.  (Planning Manager)

12.d.1. Small subdivision plat Lots 1 and 2, Whispering Timber Estates Replat 7.  (No action required)

12.e. Ordinance No. 4057: A compensation ordinance reflecting pay ranges covered under collective bargaining agreements and unclassified positions.  (HR Director)

13. ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION (1st reading):

13.a. Ordinance No. 4058:  An ordinance amending Article I, Chapter 20 of the Bellevue Municipal Code by adding new Sections 20-15 through 20-20 regarding additional offenses.  (Police Chief)

13.b. Ordinance No. 4059:  An ordinance to repeal Article VI, Chapter 19 of the Bellevue Municipal Code regarding noise control.  (Police Chief/Legal)

13.c. Ordinance No. 4060:  An ordinance to amend the Bellevue Municipal Code regarding application for plumbing licenses and examination requirements.  (Chief Building Inspector)

14. PUBLIC HEARING ON MATTERS OTHER THAN ORDINANCES:

14.a. Show Cause Hearing on the proposed condemnation of the structure(s) at 3636 Edna Street, Bellevue 68147  (Chief Building Inspector)

14.a.1. Resolution No. 2021-32:  Condemning the structure(s) at 3636 Edna Street, Bellevue 68147. 

14.b. Show Cause Hearing on proposed condemnation at 708-720 E. La Platte Road, Bellevue 68123.  (Chief Building Inspector)

14.b.1. Resolution No. 2021-33:  Condemning the structure(s) at 708-720 E. La Platte Road, Bellevue 68123.

15. RESOLUTIONS:

15.a. Resolution No. 2021-34:  A resolution to approve extension of moratorium on acting upon applications for any permits, zoning approvals, or zoning changes for any proposed Solar Plants and any related power generation facilities and authorize the Mayor to sign. (City Administrator)

15.b. Resolution No. 2021-35:  A resolution approving park expenditure for Sanitary Improvement District (SID) No. 334 (Falcon Pointe), in an amount not to exceed $330,000.  (Planning Manager)

16. CURRENT BUSINESS:

16.a. +++ * Recommend approval of waiver of hunting applications.  (City Clerk)

16.b. Approve the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Community Revitalization Fund Policy and Procedures Manual.  (CDBG Program Specialist/Finance Director)

16.c. Approve and authorize Mayor to sign Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Redwood USA LCC.   (Planning Manager)

16.d. Approve updated Employee Handbook. (HR Director)

16.e. Approve and authorize the Mayor to sign contract with HDR to finalize the Master Plan for American Heroes Park, in an amount not to exceed $72,500.  (Public Works Director)

16.f. Approve and authorize the Mayor to sign an Agreement for Professional Services with Lamp Rynearson to review all parks and aquatic facilities, in an amount not to exceed $333,100.  (Public Works Director)

16.g. Recommendation to approve and authorize the Mayor to sign the proposal with Lamp Rynearson to enter into a market study for a regional water park, in an amount not to exceed $31,000.  (Public Works Director)

17. ADMINISTRATION REPORTS: Comments must be limited to items on the current Reports.  (Monthly Reports are given at the first Council Meeting of each month - September report will be attached to the October 5th Council Packet)

18. CLOSED SESSION:

19. ADJOURNMENT