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Council delays vote on 101 North 14th Street redevelopment to May 12
Summary
Councilmembers voted 6-0 to delay action on the 101 North 14th Street redevelopment agreement with Tallgrass Development Inc., citing a timing issue; the public hearing will continue when the item returns to the May 12 agenda.
The Lincoln City Council voted on April 14 to delay consideration of the redevelopment agreement for the property at 101 North 14th Street, a project proposed by Tallgrass Development Inc., to the May 12 meeting.
Councilmember Duden moved to delay the item for one month citing a timing issue; another councilmember seconded the motion and the delay carried 6-0. City staff indicated the public hearing on the redevelopment agreement will continue on the new date and encouraged anyone wishing to speak to return on May 12.
City staff or the urban development director were present in the chamber and the council noted the item had been placed on hold earlier in the day. No substantive action on the redevelopment agreement was taken at the April 14 meeting.
The delay preserves the public hearing record and gives staff and the applicant additional time to prepare materials for the next council meeting.
