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Pavilion Council approves construction manager contract and multiple development measures; several routine ordinances and resolutions pass
Summary
The Pavilion City Council on April 21 approved a construction manager-at-risk agreement for the Papio Bay Aquatic Center and a series of routine ordinances, plats and subdivision amendments; the council also referred a downtown blight question to the planning commission and approved an amendment to the municipal code relating to the city attorney.
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The Pavilion City Council voted April 21 to approve a construction manager-at-risk agreement with Samson Construction for the Papio Bay Aquatic Center and carried several other routine measures, including ordinance, plat and subdivision actions and a referral regarding potentially blighted downtown property.
The council approved Resolution R2600052 to engage Samson Construction as construction manager at risk for the Papio Bay Aquatic Center project. A Samson representative was present during discussion. Council members moved and seconded the measure and the motion carried on a council vote recorded in the meeting transcript as "motion passes." The transcript does not provide a numeric roll-call tally.
Council also approved a set of development-related items: R2600078 (revised preliminary plat for property at S. 156th Street and ShraMM Road, applicant Hubble Realty Sarpie West Industrial), R2600079 (final plat for RNR Commerce Park South, phase six), and R2600080 (third amendment to the RNR Commerce Park South subdivision agreement). The council noted applicants and representatives were present for the plat actions and voted to approve each item.
On the regulatory side, the council passed Ordinance 2084 to amend Chapter 51, Section 12 of the municipal code related to the office of the city attorney to harmonize with Nebraska state statute. The ordinance was moved, seconded and carried. The council opened and closed public hearings on annexation/rezoning items (Ordinance 2082 and 2083) and on a change of zone (Ordinance 2085) for an Hubble Realty parcel; those hearings were closed with no extended public testimony recorded.
Separately, the council approved Resolution R2600083 to refer a substandard and blighted question regarding certain downtown property to the planning commission under Nebraska Revised Statute 18-2109.
Votes at a glance (as recorded in the transcript): - Resolution R2600052 (Samson Construction, Papio Bay Aquatic Center): approved; vote recorded as "motion passes" (tally not specified in transcript). - Ordinance 2084 (amend municipal code, city attorney): approved; vote recorded as "motion passes." - R2600078, R2600079, R2600080 (plats and subdivision amendment): approved; motions carried. - R2600083 (refer blight question to planning commission): approved; motion carried.
What happens next: Council discussion and approvals complete the local approvals recorded for these agenda items; any required follow-ups with applicants, contracting procedures and planning commission referral work will follow standard city processes.
Sources and provenance: The actions and approvals are recorded in the council transcript between SEG 856 and SEG 901 (construction manager, plats) and SEG 944 to SEG 961 (referral for blight). The transcript shows motions, seconds, and the mayor announcing that motions passed; numeric roll-call tallies are not provided in the text.

