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City Council approves a package of licenses, plats, rezones and appointments
Summary
At its meeting the council approved multiple liquor licenses, plats, rezones, overlay amendments, TIF items and two board reappointments; most items passed unanimously, with one reappointment approved 6–1.
The Omaha City Council on the meeting’s agenda approved a broad group of routine and land‑use items, including liquor licenses, plats, rezoning requests, overlay district amendments, TIF and redevelopment matters, and board appointments. Most items were approved unanimously.
Highlights of actions taken (all votes recorded at the meeting unless noted):
- Item 6: Class C liquor license for Bomb Taco (5003 Underwood Ave.) — approved 7–0. - Item 7: Class C liquor license for Santoro Cantina (8601 West Dodge Rd., Suite 101) — approved 7–0. - Item 8: Class C liquor license for The Tipsy Pig (1150 Sterling Ridge Dr., Suite 100) — approved 7–0. - Item 9: Class I liquor license for Homegrown (3555 Farnam St., Suite 102) — approved 7–0. - Item 10: Preliminary plat for Dunham House (7808 N 60th St.) — approved as amended 7–0 (see separate coverage for project details and street‑name amendment). - Items 11–13: Hartman Ridge rezoning and plats (5517 N 52nd St.) — approved 7–0. - Items 14–17: West Village Point replat and Mixed Use Development Agreement amendment — approved 7–0. - Item 18: ACI overlay amendment for North Saddle Creek Business Improvement District (streetscape program) — approved 7–0. - Item 19: PUR overlay amendment (120 N 39th St.) — approved 7–0. - Items 20–22: Rezoning and overlays for property SW of 70th & Farnam — approved 7–0. - Consent agenda (multiple routine items) — approved 7–0. - Item 59: Reappointment of David Rosacker to the Urban Design Review Board — approved 6–1 (Miss Johnson recorded a No vote). - Item 60: Reappointment of Antonio Moore Sr. to the Park and Recreation Board — approved 7–0.
Several other public hearings and presentations were held without final votes at this meeting, including the City’s Climate Action and Resilience Plan and the Omaha Children’s Museum redevelopment agreement (both to return for further action).
Clerks recorded roll calls for each motion and the meeting adjourned after non‑action items were noted.
