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Votes at a glance: Bellevue Council approves alley vacation, contracts and project agreements
Summary
At its May 20 meeting the Bellevue City Council approved Ordinance No. 4184 (alley vacation), multiple agreements for transportation and public‑safety records management, and other routine items. The council unanimously approved the listed items; several votes were procedural or consent items.
Here are the formal actions the Bellevue City Council took during its May 20, 2025 meeting. Where the transcript did not list individual roll‑call votes by name, the council recorded the result as “All voting yes.”
Ordinance adoption - Ordinance No. 4184 (third reading): Approved. The ordinance vacates portions of alley right‑of‑way within a platted addition in Bellevue and vests title in abutting property owners. Motion to adopt by Councilman Casey; second by Councilman Burns. Result: the motion carried (all voting yes).
Planning and land‑use - Ordinance No. 4185 (rezoning at South 30th Street and Cornhusker Road): Public hearing held; no final zoning decision on May 20. Third reading scheduled for June 3, 2025. - Item 14B (future land‑use map amendment to adjust Offutt Air Force Base boundaries, applicant City of Bellevue): Motion to approve by Councilman Preister; second by Councilman Casey. Result: approved (all voting yes).
Contracts, agreements and resolutions - Resolution No. 2025‑08: Authorize the mayor to sign Construction Engineering Supplemental Agreement No. 3 with Olsen for the 30th Street North project, amount not to exceed $24,750 (city share 20% = $4,950). Motion by Councilwoman Welch; second by Councilwoman Collins. Result: approved (all voting yes). - Item 16A: Approve and authorize the mayor to sign Maintenance Agreement No. 5 and a Certificate of Compliance with the Nebraska Department of Transportation for reimbursement from NDOT of $20,787.20. Motion by Councilwoman Welch; second by Councilman Burns. Result: approved (all voting yes). - Item 16B: Approve agreement with ESO for fire and EMS records management in an amount not to exceed $40,859.30 per year. Motion by Councilman Burns; second by Councilwoman Welch. Result: approved (all voting yes). - Item 16C: Approve guaranteed maximum price amendment with MCL Construction for mass grading of the Bellevue Bay indoor water park Phase 1 site. Motion by Councilman Burns; second by Councilwoman Collins. Result: approved (all voting yes).
Routine and procedural items - Approval of the agenda, consent agenda, claims and advisory committee reports: Motions carried (all voting yes). Specific motions: agenda approval moved from the dais and approved; consent agenda moved by Councilman Preister and seconded; claims approval moved by Councilman Preister and seconded by Councilman Casey.
Adjournment - Motion to adjourn by Councilman Burns, second by Councilwoman Welch; motion carried (all voting yes).
Notes: where the transcript recorded only “All voting yes,” this summary reports the recorded result; individual councilmembers’ votes were not read aloud in each instance in the transcript.
