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Omaha City Council approves liquor licenses, plats and rezonings in unanimous votes
Summary
The council approved a series of routine licensing and land-use items—liquor licenses, final plats, subdivision agreements and rezonings—largely by unanimous roll-call votes (7–0).
The Omaha City Council on March 3 approved a slate of routine licensing and planning items by unanimous votes.
The council granted liquor licenses for multiple applicants, including a Class C license for Bucky Dexters (4213 South 84th Street, applicant Nathan Barges) and Class A licenses for Base Camp (applicant Mike Maholik) and Red Door Woodfired Grill (representatives Colin Kosal and Josh Patterson/"Peterson" on the record). The council also approved a change-of-location license for Mara vs Olga (applicant Olga Variel). Public hearings for these items drew no opponents and each item passed by roll call.
Planning matters were also handled on the consent calendar or with brief hearings. The council approved final plats and subdivision agreements (items 10–11, MPS 210 and QC campus replat), and multiple rezonings and future land‑use amendments for properties across the city (items 12–20). Planning staff and applicants presented in support; no substantial public opposition was recorded for these items and council votes were recorded as 7–0 in favor.
The actions are routine with planning staff recommendations cited on the record; individual council members offered brief on-the-record support where these projects are in their districts.
