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Votes at a glance: liquor licenses, rezoning and routine agenda actions from May 20 Omaha City Council meeting
Summary
Council approved multiple routine permits and consent-agenda items on May 20 including liquor license changes, a rezoning for properties to be sold to Holy Name Housing, and multiple consent-agenda items; several items received unanimous support and were grouped on consent.
The Omaha City Council voted on a number of routine permits, licenses and consent-agenda items at its May 20 meeting. This roundup lists the primary actions and outcomes recorded on the meeting record.
Key outcomes - Item 6 — Class C liquor license for The Wandering Page, 3925 Farnham Street: motion passed (roll call recorded as 7-0). - Item 7 — Class IK liquor license for Lauritz and Gardens, 100 Bancroft Street: motion passed 7-0. - Item 8 — Liquor license addition/deletion for Barry and Rye, 1105 Howard Street (add basement, delete second floor): motion passed 7-0. - Item 9 — Liquor license addition to add outdoor patio for Rocco's Pizza and Cantina, 1302 Mike Fahey Street: motion passed 7-0. - Item 10 — Ordinance to rezone property at 2861 Ellison Avenue and 5625 North 20th Street from R-4 35 District to R-5 District to facilitate sale to Holy Name Housing: motion passed 7-0. City planning said parcels are city-owned and rezoning will facilitate single-family home construction by Holy Name Housing. - Consent agenda items (13–19; 20–40 and 42–46): motion passed (consent roll call recorded as 7-0); items on the consent agenda included routine permits, ordinances and administrative items described on the meeting docket. - Item 41 — (Removed from consent and taken separately) See separate article for Dolman Park purchase order. - Item 47 — Resolution to name a commemorative street (Albert J. Wagstaff Street on Evans Street from John A. Crane Boulevard to 30 Third Street): motion passed 7-0.
The meeting record indicates these routine items generally had little or no public opposition and passed on roll calls that were recorded in the transcript. Items removed from the consent agenda were taken up separately.
