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Bellevue council unanimously approves two ordinances, a resolution and six operational contracts and purchases
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Summary
On March 3 the Bellevue City Council unanimously adopted Ordinances 4202 and 4203, passed Resolution 2026-03, and approved multiple items including an interlocal SWAT agreement, a siren control purchase ($16,760.55), a UKG contract renewal (~$4,900/year), field use agreement ($2,000), a plotter ($8,052) and a $155,726 change order for the indoor water park.
The Bellevue City Council on March 3 adopted two ordinances, approved a resolution and voted unanimously to authorize a set of operational contracts and purchases.
Ordinances and platting: The council adopted Ordinance No. 4202, a rezoning request for Lot 1, Roth's Anderson Grove (applicant: Foundations Development LLC) to permit multifamily residential development near South 36th Street and Granada Parkway. Council also approved the preliminary plat for Lot 1, Roth's Anderson Grove. The council adopted Ordinance No. 4203 to vacate a portion of alley right-of-way between Lot 62 Southern View 3rd Plating and Lot 1 Milts Edition (applicant: Peter Senior).
Resolution: The council approved Resolution No. 2026-03 to adopt a post-issuance compliance policy and procedures for the city's tax-exempt bonds.
Operational approvals: Council votes (each recorded "all voting in favor") authorized the mayor to sign an interlocal agreement for regional SWAT response assistance with Omaha Police Department, Sarpy County and neighboring county sheriff's offices; approved purchase and replacement of a siren control head (siren no. 15) from Federal Signal Safety & Security Systems for up to $16,760.55; renewed a payroll and HRIS contract with UKG Inc. for a three-year term at about $4,900 annually; approved an agreement with USA Prime Omaha for use of Aspen Park baseball fields ($2,000); approved purchase of a replacement plotter/scanner (Capital Business Systems) not to exceed $8,052; and approved a change order with Holland Basham Architect for the Bellevue indoor water park not to exceed $155,726.
Voting and procedure: Motions and seconds were recorded in the meeting minutes (examples: Ordinance 4202 moved by Welch, seconded by Collins; Ordinance 4203 moved by Preister, seconded by McCall). The clerk recorded unanimous approval on the items listed above.
What happens next: The ordinances become effective per the city's ordinance schedule; staff will complete contract signatures and procurement steps on the approved purchases and agreements.
