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Council approves slate of routine liquor licenses, plats and rezones on consent agenda
Summary
The Omaha City Council approved multiple liquor licenses, preliminary plats, rezones and other routine items on the consent agenda by roll call, most measures passing unanimously.
The Omaha City Council approved a series of routine items on the consent agenda, including multiple liquor-license applications, preliminary plats, rezones and other standard items. Most measures passed unanimously by roll call.
Liquor licenses approved at the meeting included:
- Item 6: Class A liquor license for Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen, 17373 Chicago Street (applicant represented by Laura Daisley) — motion carried; roll-call approval recorded.
- Item 7: Class C license for Cilantro's Mexican Bar & Grill, 3309 Oakview Drive, Suite 101 (applicant David Alegria by Zoom) — motion passed 6–0 on initial roll call showing a motion and second with recorded ayes.
- Item 8: Class C license for Tipsy Sisters, 4611 S. 90th St., Suite 162 (applicants Misty Anderson, Leslie King, Debbie Johnson) — motion passed 6–0.
- Item 9: Class C license for Transcend Wax and Spa, 14615 West Maple Road, Suite 16 (applicant Nok Nguyen) — motion passed 7–0.
- Item 10: Class I license for Omaha Airport vendors at 4501 Abbott Drive (applicant represented by Mike Palleson) — passed 7–0; applicant explained this is a transitional license while vendor selection is finalized and temporary permits are in place.
- Item 11: Class I for Señor Tequila Mexican Restaurant, 14440 F Street (applicant Luis Mata) — passed 7–0.
- Item 12: Class D license for Fosse Vape & Liquor (616 S. 70th St.) — passed 7–0.
Other consent items the council approved included preliminary plats and rezones with planning staff recommendations: El Toro Plaza preliminary plat (Item 15), West Bay Woods Estates preliminary plat (Item 16), rezoning and overlay matters for items 17–20, and several additional items (30–43, 45–58, 60) listed on the consent calendar.
Several other items with individual public hearings also passed on roll call: the West Dodge Station surface parking amendment (Item 68) and law-enforcement and fire-department grant acceptance ordinances (Items 69–70) were presented with no substantive opposition and were taken up on consent or non-action calendars as appropriate.
Ending — The consent agenda moved a large group of routine business items forward efficiently; council members noted that items removed from consent would be considered separately when requested.
