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Planning board approves broad consent slate, several plats and two small TIF projects
Summary
The Omaha Planning Board approved a long consent agenda and several administrative plats, as well as two smaller tax-increment financing requests, mostly by unanimous votes; one rezoning was pulled for discussion and later approved. The board also approved minutes and adjourned.
The City of Omaha Planning Board approved a package of consent items, multiple final plats and two smaller redevelopment projects during its meeting. The board voted to approve the consent slate (including items added to consent) and to lay over one case for later consideration.
The consent agenda included a mix of conditional use permits, plats and rezoning requests (examples read into the record included a conditional use permit for Youth Emergency Services at 2566 and 2570 Farnham Street and several minor plats). The board approved the consent slate by roll call; the approvals were recorded as unanimous where noted on the record.
On administrative items, the board approved final plats for a subdivision known as Line 192 (Key Investments LLC), the Cattail Creek commercial replat (Omaha RJ 2 Rents LLC) and the Coffee Tree final plat (rezoning from AG to R4), with staff recommendations that a small number of conditions be met before forwarding to city council.
The board also approved two smaller TIF redevelopment plans that drew limited comment: the 7630 Pacific Street project, a five-story, 34-unit apartment building with $14 million in proposed investment and a requested TIF of roughly $1.51 million; and other administrative motions recorded during the meeting. Minutes from the April meeting were approved with one abstention recorded. The meeting adjourned after the final votes.
The meeting record reflects motions, staff recommendations and votes on those items; formal case numbers and the staff conditions are recorded in the board packet and in the transcript for each listed case.
