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Council approves liquor licenses, Bel Air Village replat and other routine items; votes at a glance
Summary
The Omaha City Council approved a slate of liquor licenses, a replat and several land‑use items unanimously. The consent items included five liquor license actions, rezoning/plat approvals for Bel Air Village replat 3, and a special use permit for automotive repair.
The Omaha City Council on Tuesday approved multiple routine public‑hearing items by roll call, including liquor license applications, a residential replat and a special use permit.
Votes at a glance
- Item 6 — Class C liquor license for House of Lee (2316 North 70 Second Street): Approved, roll call 7–0. - Item 7 — Class E liquor license for Lighthouse Pizza (1004 South 70 Fourth Plaza / LPHR LLC): Approved, roll call 7–0. Applicant representative David Houghton described the sale to a new ownership group and hours of operation. - Item 8 — Class C liquor license for Pivot Prime (13665 California Street): Approved, roll call 7–0. - Item 9 — Class I liquor license for Medi’s (17255 Davenport Street, Suite 111): Approved, roll call 7–0. Applicant Leslie Dixman appeared by Zoom. - Item 10 — Liquor license addition (outdoor area) for Big Fred’s Pizza (1101 South 119th Street, Suite 121): Approved, roll call 7–0. - Items 11–13 — Bel Air Village Replat 3 (southwest of 120th and Shirley): Planning board and planning department recommended approval of rezoning to R3, MCC Overlay amendment, and final plat; council approved, roll call 7–0. - Item 16 — Special use permit to allow automotive repair services in an LA district (northeast of 132nd and I Streets): Approved, roll call 7–0. Proponent Larry Smith/engineer and proponents were present.
Several other consent items (agendas 18–51) were taken together and approved on the consent calendar with no recorded opposition. Council members noted that any member may pull items from consent for separate consideration.
The votes were unanimous in each recorded roll call for these items. No formal conditions or amendments were attached to the approvals as recorded in the meeting minutes.
