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Votes at a glance: Lincoln City Council actions on Jan. 27, 2025
Summary
A quick summary of formal council votes taken Jan. 27: consent items and liquor licenses approved, a special permit approved, a PUD amendment and a zoning text amendment approved, and three resolutions tied to 'Lincoln on the Move' were delayed to Feb. 3 for further information.
The Lincoln City Council took several formal actions on Jan. 27, 2025. This roundup lists each vote, the motion outcome and where in the meeting record the item appears.
• Consent agenda (Items 2A–2C): Approved 7–0. (See meeting record: consent discussion and roll call.)
• Liquor license and manager applications (Items 4A–4F): Approved 7–0. Applications included a mobile tap truck (Pat on Tap), Queen Nails manager application, and special designated licenses for Beer House (Bachfest) and McKinney's Irish Pub. (See meeting record: liquor applications and motion to approve 4A–4F.)
• Special permit 24009 (Item 5A): Appeal to allow a garden center on the east side of North 56th Street between Bluff Road and Waverly Road — Approved 7–0. (See meeting record: public hearing and council vote.)
• Resolutions relating to Lincoln on the Move / ballot placement (Items 5B–5D): Public hearing closed; council voted 7–0 to delay final action until the Feb. 3, 2025 meeting to allow staff to provide additional information. (See meeting record: director presentation and motion to delay.)
• Change of zone 0706e — Wilderness Heights PUD amendment (Item 6A): Approval to add approximately 0.5 acres and increase the maximum single‑family units from 270 to 279 — Approved 7–0. (See meeting record for presentation and vote.)
• Text amendment 24013 (Item 7A): Amend municipal code language to create a registration and special‑permit pathway for annual attraction events in agricultural districts — Approved 7–0. (See meeting record: third reading and roll call.)
• Adjournment: Motion to adjourn carried 7–0.
For details on each item, the full meeting transcript contains staff presentations, public comments and roll‑call votes. The council recorded unanimous votes for the above approvals and the motion to delay the Lincoln on the Move resolutions.
