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Council approves Bel Air Village replat and rezoning, final plat
Summary
The Omaha City Council approved three related planning items — rezoning, overlay amendment and final plat — for Bel Air Village Replat 3 after a Planning Department recommendation and no public opposition, voting 7–0.
The Omaha City Council approved three related planning actions for the Bel Air Village Replat 3 project, a replat located southwest of 100th & 20th and Shirley Streets.
The Planning Board and the city’s Planning Department had recommended approval of: (1) an ordinance rezoning the property from R2 and R3 to R3; (2) an ordinance amending the boundaries of the MCC overlay district to incorporate the property; and (3) a resolution approving the final plat. A proponent, attorney Scott Lewis, spoke for a religious facility applicant and answered council questions. No opponents appeared at the public hearing.
Why it matters: the replat and rezoning clear a title- and zoning-related path for the property owner’s planned building addition and upgrades tied to a neighborhood religious facility. Final plat approval enables subsequent permitting steps for construction.
Council action: following the public hearings, a motion to approve carried by roll call, recorded 7–0. The council noted Planning Department and Planning Board recommendations and closed the public hearing before voting.
What’s next: with final plat and rezoning approved, the property owner and their consultant can pursue required building-permit reviews and any site-specific plan approvals needed under the R3 zone and MCC overlay regulations.
