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Votes at a glance: Papillion council actions on Aug. 5, 2025

Papillion City Council · August 6, 2025
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Summary

Council approved multiple consent items and resolutions, including the Halleck Park Road design amendment, several Belterra items, a Place subdivision amendment and the Downtown Papillion redevelopment contract; one rezoning vote recorded a dissent.

At its Aug. 5 meeting the Papillion City Council recorded the following formal actions (motion movers/seconders and vote tallies as recorded in the meeting transcript):

- Consent agenda: Approved except item C7 was pulled for separate consideration (vote recorded as 8 yays, 0 nays).

- Resolution R250152 (Halleck Park Road design Amendment 2 with JEO Consulting Group, $111,001.47): Motion by Councilman Inberg; second by Councilman Stubby; vote 8–0 to approve.

- Ordinance 2063 (Item D1: FY2024–2025 budget amendment): Introduced by Councilman Fanshaw; no final vote recorded in the transcript (item introduced for future consideration).

- Ordinance 2062 (Item F1: change of zone to R‑4 PUD2 for Belterra replat): Motion by Councilman Glover; second by Councilwoman Hoke; recorded outcome: approved with one recorded no vote by Councilman Sunday (tally on record: 7 yes, 1 no).

- Resolution R250147 (final plat for Belterra replat): Motion by Councilman Hoch; second by Councilman Fanshaw; vote recorded in transcript as 6 yes, 2 no; motion passed.

- Resolution R250148 (Fifth Amendment to the Belterra Subdivision Agreement): Motion by Councilman Inberg; second by Councilman Stubby; vote 8–0 to approve following the public hearing.

- Resolution R250149 (first amendment to the Belterra PUD agreement): Motion by Councilman Fanshaw; second by Councilman Stubby; vote recorded as 8–0 to approve following the public hearing.

- Resolution R250150 (first amendment to the Place subdivision agreement; bidder overage explained): Motion by Councilman Gaines; second by Councilman Glover; vote 8–0 to approve.

- Resolution R250151 (Downtown Papillion redevelopment contract with Urban Waters) and staff-requested amendment authorizing administrative consents for redeveloper assignment: Motion by Councilman Inberg to amend; second by Councilman Stubby; amendment passed 8–0. The amended resolution then passed 8–0.

- Motion to enter closed session to discuss potential litigation and personnel matters: Motion by Councilman Fanshaw; second by Councilman Glover; vote 8–0 to enter closed session.

These are the formal motions and outcomes recorded in the transcript; officers and staff will complete ministerial steps to implement the approved items or schedule future hearing(s) where required.