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Nebraska City council approves USACE Right of Entry permit to advance Goodlife Ag project
Summary
The Nebraska City Council voted 4–0 to authorize signing a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Right of Entry permit for the North Industrial Site at 2200 23rd Avenue to enable the Goodlife Ag project after a staff explanation of the item.
Vice President Cole Sharp called the Nebraska City Council to order on Jan. 5 and the council approved a motion to sign a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Right of Entry permit for the North Industrial Site at 2200 23rd Avenue to support the Goodlife Ag project. Commissioner Joe Chaney moved the motion; Commissioner Patrick Wehling seconded it, and the vote was 4–0 in favor.
Construction and Facility Manager Marty Stovall spoke to explain the item before the vote. The minutes record that the council authorized the city to sign the USACE Right of Entry permit; the document and any conditions attached to the permit are not summarized in the minutes.
The council took the measure as a discrete motion rather than as part of the consent agenda, indicating an approving roll call vote by Commissioners Ron Osovski, Patrick Wehling, Joe Chaney and Vice President Cole Sharp. No public comment or dissent is recorded in the minutes. The motion carried and no further procedural steps are listed in the minutes for this specific permit.
