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Lincoln City Council approves easement vacations, recycling site bid, utility-assistance phase‑out and other resolutions
Summary
At its Aug. 27 meeting the Lincoln City Council unanimously adopted multiple resolutions: vacating excess easements for Liberty at Lincoln Phase 1, authorizing bidding for a permanent library cardboard recycling facility, extending and phasing down the utility assistance program to Feb. 28, 2025, adding a limited-term purchasing officer (Fund 6000), authorizing PARS participation for the city's OPEB trust, and approving an AT&T lease for a McBean Park cell site.
The Lincoln City Council on Aug. 27 unanimously approved a package of resolutions covering land-use, capital projects, social programs and finance.
Easement vacations for Liberty at Lincoln (agenda item 9a): Senior engineer SP Mann presented the request to vacate excess roadway and utility easements and two temporary construction easements along Ferrari Ranch Road and Shales Boulevard as part of the Liberty At Lincoln Phase 1 large-lot final map. Staff said the area is part of a previously approved 28-acre residential subdivision and that public noticing and utility outreach were completed with no objections. The council opened and closed the public hearing with no speakers and then adopted the resolution to approve the vacations and related roadway dedication and improvement plan approvals (unanimous roll-call vote).
Library cardboard recycling facility (item 10a): Council approved a resolution to proceed with bidding for a permanent cardboard recycling facility sited on school-district-leased…
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