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Cedar Creek trustees declare 7002 Fritz Drive a nuisance, approve routine finances and a garage permit
Summary
At their June 16 meeting, Cedar Creek trustees adopted Resolution 2026-3 declaring 7002 Fritz Drive a nuisance and directed nuisance follow-up letters for other properties; they also approved the treasurer's report, a building permit for 18915 Prairie Ridge Dr and several routine maintenance requests.
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The Cedar Creek Board of Trustees on June 16 adopted a resolution declaring 7002 Fritz Drive a nuisance and voted to move forward on several routine financial and maintenance matters.
Trustee Richardson moved to adopt Resolution 2026-3, declaring 7002 Fritz Drive a nuisance under village ordinances; Trustee Bruckner seconded and the motion passed on a roll call vote with Trustees Prescott, Bruckner, Richardson and Fuxa voting yes (Trustee Fotoplos absent). The board did not record any amendments to the resolution at the meeting.
The action came amid broader enforcement updates in which residents and property owners reported progress on cleanup at multiple addresses. Resident Diane Coonts told the board she expects a cleanup at 6002 Cosson Dr to be finished within about a month. Owners David and Elizabeth Kittell Schroeder attended regarding 2018 Platteview Dr and said they had not previously received notice; they reported recent work to knock down weeds, remove debris and that siding is about half complete and expected to be finished the following week. Clerk Roxanne Mrasek provided the Schroeders a notice from Cass County Zoning regarding septic-waste discharge.
The board also directed the clerk to send a nuisance letter to resident Ben Bohuslavsky at 4028 Lakeview Dr after a new complaint was raised.
On financial business, Clerk/Treasurer Roxanne Mrasek presented account balances and a list of claims for May 20–June 16, 2026. Reported balances included Pinnacle Bank $45,697.64 and NE NPAIT General $358,404.59; claims listed multiple vendors and amounts (examples: Reinsch Slattery $925.00; Veseris $2,470.96). Trustee Richardson moved to approve the treasurer's report and the motion passed on a roll call vote by the trustees present.
The trustees also approved a building permit for a post-frame garage at 18915 Prairie Ridge Dr submitted by Perry Rucker. Trustee Bruckner moved to approve the permit; Trustee Richardson seconded and the motion carried on a roll call vote with the same trustees voting aye.
Outside of formal votes, the board received updates on the park trail (no change) and on bridge replacement engineering; the minutes note that information about an application for federal funds is expected in mid-summer to early fall. The board tabled discussion about issuing a credit card for the maintenance manager and directed the clerk to draft an ordinance that would permit certain employees and board members to conduct business more efficiently.
Maintenance manager Rob McEvoy requested authority to purchase mower blades for about $125, presented a $975 bid from Grant Fuxa to remove a walnut-tree limb that was touching the maintenance garage roof, and described a recently installed aluminum-can collection bin that will be removed if it is used to deposit trash; the board agreed to proceed with those items.
The meeting adjourned at 8:07 p.m.; Clerk Roxanne Mrasek certified the minutes and noted the Nebraska Open Meetings Act posting and agenda availability.
