Board conditionally approves Eagle Point preliminary plat and grants block-length waiver

The Village of Eagle Board of Trustees voted May 5, 2026 to approve a maximum block length waiver and to conditionally approve the preliminary plat for the Eagle Point subdivision, an ±80.731-acre development proposed by MDC Eagle One, LLC.

Chairperson Marcus Hochstein moved to approve the maximum block length waiver from Section 8.01 of the Eagle Subdivision Regulations after finding the regulatory conditions had been met; that motion passed 3–2 (Ayes—Trustee Dobbins, Trustee Surman, Chairperson Hochstein; Nays—Trustees Todd and Meier). Later, the board approved the Application for Preliminary Plat for the same tract by motion of Chairperson Hochstein, seconded by Trustee Dobbins; the approval is conditioned on comment by the Nebraska Department of Transportation and passed 4–1 (Ayes—Surman, Meier, Dobbins, Hochstein; Nay—Todd).

The minutes record the parcel’s legal description (part of the NE 1/4 of Section 29, Township 10 North, Range 9 East of the 6th P.M., Cass County) and state the plat is part of the Eagle Point subdivision, but they do not include engineering plans, lot counts, street layouts, or other technical details. The board’s actions indicate the village found the subdivision application met relevant subdivision regulation criteria except for outstanding NDOT review. MDC Eagle One, LLC is the applicant as listed in the minutes.

Next steps recorded in the minutes include review/comments from the Nebraska Department of Transportation; the board’s approval is explicitly conditional upon those comments being received and addressed.