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Council approves annexation, zone changes and subdivision items in unanimous votes
Summary
Papillion City Council unanimously approved a package of annexation and zoning ordinances and three subdivision-related resolutions on May 5, 2026, including adding Track D (Woods Park in Granite Creek East) to annexation and zoning actions.
The Papillion City Council voted unanimously May 5 to approve a set of annexation, zoning and subdivision items, including amendments to add Track D (Woods Park in Granite Creek East) to the annexation and zoning ordinances.
Mayor Black called for approval of the consent agenda and, after a motion by Councilman Gaines and a second from Councilman Glover, the council approved the consent agenda by a 7–0 vote.
On the regular agenda, the council considered ordinance 2082 (2026 annexation No. 1). Councilwoman Hoch moved to approve the annexation; Councilman Fanslaw seconded. Staff requested adding Track D (the Woods Park parcel at 96th and Lincoln) to the annexation packet. Councilman Sunday moved the amendment, seconded by Councilman Ingbergh; the amendment passed 7–0 and the amended ordinance was adopted 7–0.
The council then adopted ordinance 2083 to change the official zoning map consistent with the annexation. Councilman Ingbergh moved and Councilwoman Hoch seconded; the council approved an amendment to add Track D and passed the ordinance as amended 7–0.
On a separate item, the council approved ordinance 2085 to rezone a Sarpy County property generally at the southwest corner of South 156th Street and Schramm Road from Agricultural to Limited Industrial for Hubbell Realty's Sarpy West Industrial project. Councilman Duby moved, Councilman Glover seconded, and the motion passed 7–0.
The council also approved three subdivision-related actions for the Hubbell Realty Sarpy West Industrial Phase 3 project: resolution R260084 (final plat approval), resolution R260085 (third amendment to the Sarpy West Industrial Subdivision Agreement) and resolution R260088 (first amendment to the Ballino 72 subdivision agreement). Each resolution passed on a 7–0 vote.
No public proponents or opponents spoke during the public hearing on ordinance 2086, an amendment to the FY2025–26 budget; Mayor Black opened and closed the hearing. The council concluded the meeting by voting 7–0 to adjourn.
Votes at a glance: consent agenda — passed (7–0); ordinance 2082 (annexation) — amended and adopted (7–0); ordinance 2083 (zoning map change) — amended and adopted (7–0); ordinance 2085 (zone change to Limited Industrial) — adopted (7–0); resolutions R260084, R260085, R260088 — adopted (each 7–0).
The council did not take further action on ordinance 2089 (floodplain definition) or ordinance 2090 (rules of conduct) beyond introductory remarks listed on the agenda.
