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Wymore council approves city lot for SENDD housing grant; local contractors allowed
Summary
The Wymore City Council approved using a city-owned lot next to the Park House for a SENDD Housing Development Grant, with SENDD as general contractor and allowance for local contractors; council members said the lot could also serve as park expansion.
The Wymore City Council on Dec. 18 approved using a city-owned lot adjacent to the Park House as the site for a Housing Development Grant project led by the Southeast Nebraska Development District (SENDD). Council members and City Superintendent Tim Sedlacek said SENDD will act as general contractor and local contractors may be used for the work.
Councilman Max Allen said he would like to see the site used as an expansion of the park; Councilman Neil Van Boening agreed while noting the site's suitability for housing development. The council approved the motion to use the lot for the SENDD project on a motion by Neil Van Boening, seconded by Curt Oblinger; the motion carried 3-0.
The minutes do not specify the grant dollar amount, project timeline, or specific contractor selections; they record only the site choice and the council's approval to proceed with SENDD as general contractor.
