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The Papillion City Council convened on April 1, 2025, to discuss various community updates and legislative matters. The meeting began with announcements regarding local events and services, including the opening of the Walnut Creek Campground for the season. All campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and interested campers are encouraged to visit the city’s website for further details.

Council members highlighted upcoming family-friendly events, notably the third annual Library Con scheduled for April 5, from 9 AM to 2 PM at the Landing. This free event will feature cosplay competitions, crafts, workshops, trivia sessions, raffle prizes, vendors, and food trucks. Additionally, the annual Easter Extravaganza will take place on April 12 at Halleck Park, starting at 1 PM. This event will include activities such as photos with the Easter Bunny, an Easter egg hunt, and themed games for children.
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The council also reminded residents of the upcoming spring cleanup days, which will occur next week at the city’s dump site located at the Public Works Complex. The site will be open daily from 7 AM to 5 PM, and participation is limited to Papillion or La Vista residents and water customers. More information regarding acceptable items for disposal is available on the city’s website.

Following the announcements, the council moved to the consent agenda, which included a motion by Councilman Gaines and a second by Councilman Kluk. The agenda featured several ordinances, including the sale of specific lots to Urban Waters LLC, modifications to water rates and sewer charges, and a change of zoning for a property to allow for multifamily residential development.

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Public hearings were held for each ordinance, with no proponents or opponents voicing concerns. The council proceeded to close the public hearings and continue with the legislative process.

Overall, the meeting addressed important community events and legislative actions, reflecting the council's commitment to engaging residents and managing local development effectively. Further details on the discussed ordinances and events can be found on the city’s official website.

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