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Powers said staff is planning a 2025 council retreat for early June, likely at the Natural Resources District (NRD) building and that staff would reach out to council members about available dates. She also announced the city’s Arbor Day celebration at 1 p.m. April 25 at Prairie Queen Recreation Area, noting it will include a memorial theme and remarks by Jim Meyer of the Memorial Foundation. Powers reminded the public of Coffee with a Cop on April 21 from 8:30–10:30 a.m. at Café Diem.

Powers recognized the Mayor’s Youth Council for volunteer work supporting recent city events, and noted Papillion Foundation leadership transition after Joe Hunter’s resignation and continued coordination with the foundation board. No formal action was taken on these administrative items; they were informational updates to the council.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Papillion City Council - April 15, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","City Administrator Amber Powers updated the council on a sewer-agency interceptor commissioning ceremony, the agency's upcoming budget schedule, a planned council retreat in early June, and local community events including Arbor Day and Coffee with a Cop.","taxTitle","City Council Meetings, City of Papillion, Sarpy County, Nebraska","taxId",69666,"location","Nebraska","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6269425,"Councilmember warns state incentive rebates could reduce Papillion sales-tax revenue",40,1007645,1048000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3043183-a07b41c4b0dfd12326a7b8e2b2740f59&start=1007&end=1048","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3043183-a07b41c4b0dfd12326a7b8e2b2740f59/thumbnail_1007645.jpg","/articles/6269425/Nebraska/Councilmember-warns-state-incentive-rebates-could-reduce-Papillion-sales-tax-revenue","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6269425-b601aff626b1b37fe710baecc742d0d6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771092306&Signature=W02Nz6ILchvky3BsgkYy4imvxUBMA0J9SHRS8OkWiEAFTeAipDR9VihbVKk4SvlDat3ag8OF247BiTTTID~r2VMPKorvf7LykF3mHhg4k4EHogXiO1~bMMOX3~sozVvs2fyPjoVs9s4xkrRpDiqeKD2iPMCMMpCPOLYJqHKOMtGBSgP3UPsodquAWBuy8DbMrhb4nEsIHs3K~fQHNJfAtdXQlxsrmu484mMjmb4wKvnym7fZXOk72dAvIoWmL4F19G4iPHYxKMeb04ZTLw-6u1XDUEObenqcK5-Rkv6FNVYv7003qw2-ZOL7qWazubrOj09XWC5~L1dNZVWpbnD50g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Councilman Mungard used the council-comment period on April 15 to warn that state incentive programs that rebate local option sales tax to private businesses may be eroding Papillion’s sales-tax base and shifting pressure onto property taxes.

Mungard said he shared a 20-page letter from State Auditor Mike Foley with the council and public and referenced reporting in the Nebraska Examiner. He said the auditor’s analysis shows long-term revenue impacts from state incentive agreements, including rebates that can return locally approved sales-tax revenues to private entities, and urged awareness of potential multi‑year budget shortfalls caused by unclaimed or later-claimed incentives.

“Part of that incentive package is a rebate of the local option sales tax, even the portion that was voter approved for a specific purpose,” Mungard said in the meeting. He noted that when the state signs an agreement to rebate a business’s local sales tax, the city ultimately loses revenue, including locally voter-approved portions dedicated to parks and recreation and other projects. Mungard said the city is in a period with reduced sales-tax receipts and that Papillion has become more dependent on property tax revenue.

He said he sent a note of thanks to Auditor Foley for the education and that the League of Municipalities signaled willingness to work with the legislature on the issue. No formal council action was taken at the meeting on state incentives; Mungard presented the information during council comments and encouraged continued engagement with state legislators and the auditor’s office on the subject.","Councilman Mungard raised concerns about state incentive programs that rebate local option sales tax to participating businesses, citing a state auditor letter and local revenue effects that could increase pressure on property taxes.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6269436,"Papillion council approves series of ordinances and resolutions; consent agenda passes",1044,262420,1306560,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3043183-a07b41c4b0dfd12326a7b8e2b2740f59&start=262&end=1306","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3043183-a07b41c4b0dfd12326a7b8e2b2740f59/thumbnail_262420.jpg","/articles/6269436/Nebraska/Papillion-council-approves-series-of-ordinances-and-resolutions-consent-agenda-passes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6269436-2434a0c099b79d996f8ee356137fcc97/orig.mp4?Expires=1771092306&Signature=mXUV9EhVZOv1qGzAiEYdToPHoCvSFlRsS5QJnauLle5HN~au-BwMaX6fwoJj12psGdR313mf9VvVqd3cVYffEASiDAHL3UH1rtC2GOoBklhK6l6iLKdihk7umvsSjryKDg-zi-gbh4K8PHA-EqEsmfI2OOBOnYwXLNM1zMjCAf-nZdRg1aspJE2jtEA7tOCzGIYi8Bek5S3oOjO3pKSGmYHdMNNNuel3i6jWu9GpVTue7FDZUJVb332tdr4nnyeI6mW2ewRdLx2m~7p88oGcgePW9rREwIDIX56KGjKVj1cMK2fNkaflDaLvQHTmDUvtDlK5Rf6riOcrZ4gMQlvt5w__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Papillion City Council on April 15 approved a consent agenda and voted to adopt multiple ordinances and resolutions, including changes to utility rates, subdivision agreement amendments and a liquor-license corporate manager application.

The actions streamline administrative business and approve fee and rate changes that take effect under the city’s municipal code. Council members moved and seconded each item and the motions carried by recorded voice votes; in several cases the meeting recorder noted an 8-0 vote in favor.

Major items approved included an amendment to the fiscal year 2024–25 budget (Ordinance No. 2058), a sale of specified lots to Urban Waters LLC (Ordinance No. 2057, public hearing opened and closed with no public testimony), modifications to water minimum rates and commodity charges (Ordinance No. 2052), and modifications to sewer charges and sewer use fees including winter-month usage calculations (Ordinance No. 2053).

The council also approved changes to the municipal code regarding approved fees and charges (referred to in the meeting as Ordinance No. 2056), and adopted several resolutions: R25-0076 approving Christopher C. Stasney as corporate manager for First Watch Restaurants Inc. (Class I liquor license for First Watch at 6004–304 Olsen Drive, Suite 117); R25-0077 approving a second amendment to the Summit Ridge Subdivision agreement; R25-0078 approving the third amendment to the Pioneer View Subdivision agreement; and R25-0081 amending the master fee schedule to add a lift-assist fee to EMS charges and to clarify certain golf fees.

Council procedure and votes: the consent agenda was approved on a motion by Councilman Gaines and seconded by Councilman Glover; the roll showed council members present earlier in the meeting and subsequent motions on ordinances and resolutions were moved and seconded as announced in the record. Specific movers and seconders recorded in the meeting include: Ordinance 2052 (motion by Councilman Lisonbee, second by Councilman Fanslow); Ordinance 2053 (motion by Councilman Inverde, second by Councilman Glover); the municipal-fees ordinance (motion by Councilman Klute, second by Councilman Stubbe); Resolution R25-0076 (motion by Councilman Gaines, second by Councilman Fanslow); Resolution R25-0077 (motion by Councilman Stubbe, second by Councilman Inberg); Resolution R25-0078 (motion by Councilman Klute, second by Councilman Gaines); Resolution R25-0081 (motion by Councilman Fanslow, second by Councilman Glover). The meeting record shows the motions carried.

During discussion on the Summit Ridge amendment, Councilman Mungard asked whether the amendment affected five-foot setbacks; staff replied it related to park improvements and a contribution to South Ninetyeth Street for the Shadow Creek development. There was no public testimony on the public-hearing item concerning the lot sale to Urban Waters LLC.

The council adjourned after routine council comments and recognition of community volunteers.","At its April 15 meeting the Papillion City Council approved a consent agenda and a set of ordinances and resolutions covering budget adjustments, utility rate changes, subdivision amendments and a liquor license application.","actionData","errors"]

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Administrator reports sewer-agency schedule, summer retreat and Arbor Day events

Councilmember warns state incentive rebates could reduce Papillion sales-tax revenue

Papillion council approves series of ordinances and resolutions; consent agenda passes