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Nemaha County board approves planning by-laws, OPPD right-of-way and quitclaim deed; several routine items passed
Summary
The board approved Planning Commission by-laws, an OPPD right-of-way permit, a quitclaim deed to the City of Peru, re-appointed a veterans board member, and approved a driveway agreement and annual dust control permit during its June 3 meeting.
At its June 3 meeting, the Nemaha County Board of Commissioners approved a package of routine but material land use and property items, including Planning Commission by-laws, a right-of-way permit for OPPD, and a quitclaim deed transferring county property to the City of Peru.
Commissioner Bryan Mellage moved, and Commissioner Mike Hall seconded, to approve the Nemaha County Planning Commission by-laws; the motion passed by unanimous roll call. Chairman Michael Weiss moved, seconded by Hall, to approve Right of Way Permit #2025-10 for Omaha Public Power District at 634 Ave and 721 Road; that motion also passed unanimously.
The board approved signing a Quit Claim Deed transferring specified county real estate to the City of Peru by motion of Hall, seconded by Mellage, and re-appointed Rick Moore to the Veterans Service Board for a five-year term on a motion by Mellage seconded by Hall. The board also approved a driveway agreement for Nickalex Properties LLC, and adopted use of the Annual Dust Control Permit for county roads. The minutes record roll call approvals for each action; no public controversy or extended discussion is recorded in the minutes.
These items were recorded alongside other business and routine claims approvals; the board adjourned at 11:35 a.m.
