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City reports land closings, pool reopening and upcoming MFO resolutions as budget season approaches
Summary
City administrator reported purchase of property for a downtown trailhead and sale of the old public works site for downtown redevelopment, Papillion Landing Pool reopening after maintenance, and that MFO-recommended expenditures (including a $172,500 MFO share for Station 4 roof/HVAC) will come to council in September.
At the Aug. 19 meeting the city administrator (Miss Powell) updated the council on recent closings and operational items. The city completed purchase of the west portion of 433 E. First Street to create a trailhead connection and possible bike station and plaza tied to downtown access. Powell said the city also closed on the sale of the old public works site, part of the downtown redevelopment project with Urban Waters.
Powell reported that Papillion Landing Pool completed annual cleaning and maintenance and has reopened; Papio Bay remains closed for the season. She thanked the Sarpy YMCA for coordinating pool availability while the landing pool was down for maintenance.
On intergovernmental items, Powell said the Mutual Fire Organization (MFO) recommended moving forward with equipment purchases consistent with a vehicle replacement plan and recommended reimbursing La Vista for its share (50%) of a new roof and HVAC for Station 4; the MFO share for the two projects was listed at $172,500. Because each project exceeds $50,000, Powell said the city will present a resolution to council in September consistent with the MFO agreement’s requirement to send expenditures over $50,000 to the governing bodies.
Powell also reminded residents the library master plan survey closes Aug. 22 and listed committee meeting dates related to the master fee schedule and facilities.
