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Broken Bow council approves Charles Sargent Irrigation lot split and authorizes sale of city parcel

Broken Bow City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The council approved Resolution 2021-8 to allow a lot split for Charles Sargent Irrigation, Inc., and adopted Resolution 2021-9 authorizing sale of a city-owned lot; the city will accept sealed bids by 9 a.m. June 18, 2021. City Attorney Jason White said the $5,000 figure cited is a statutory threshold, not the sale price.

The Broken Bow City Council on May 25 approved a lot split for Charles Sargent Irrigation, Inc., and authorized the sale of a city-owned parcel, moving both matters forward after brief deliberation.

Zoning Administrator Dan Knoell told the council the lot split application for property at 79772 Highway 21 met zoning requirements; the Planning Commission had previously recorded a 3–3 tie. After opening and then closing a public hearing, the council voted to adopt Resolution 2021-8 to permit the split.

The council also voted to adopt Resolution 2021-9 to authorize the sale of City-owned property identified as College Estates Block 2 Lot 4, which the record lists as valued over $5,000. City Attorney Jason White explained that the $5,000 figure reflects a statutory threshold for reporting and notice requirements, not the asking price. The council directed sealed bids for the parcel be submitted to the City Clerk by 9:00 a.m. on June 18, 2021.

Both motions passed on roll-call votes with Councilmembers Jacob Holcomb, Chris Myers, Dave Schmidt and Larry Miller recorded as voting aye and no nays recorded.

Background: The lot-split action originated with a Planning Commission vote that ended in a tie; zoning staff confirmed regulatory compliance before the council took up the item. The sale procedure will proceed by sealed bid as announced; the council did not set a reserve price in the meeting minutes.

What happens next: The city will accept sealed bids through 9:00 a.m. June 18, 2021; further council action will be required to award the sale.