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Arnold trustees authorize abatements, adopt resolutions declaring and rescinding nuisance properties
Summary
The Village Board authorized abatement and spending for multiple nuisance properties, adopted Resolutions 2026-18 and 2026-19 declaring two properties nuisances, and rescinded prior declarations with Resolutions 2026-20 and 2026-21; all votes were unanimous.
The Village of Arnold Board of Trustees voted June 8 to authorize abatement work and related expenditures for several properties identified by the village’s nuisance officer. Edward Dunn of the West Central Nebraska Development District presented the nuisance program update and recommended the board proceed with abatement for a list of parcels identified by property identification (PID) numbers and street addresses.
Following Dunn’s presentation the board moved and passed a motion to authorize abatement and expenditure for the listed properties, with Glen Bowers, Donnell DeLosh, Zach Hagler, Jason Jenkins and Austin Snyder voting in favor. The record lists the affected properties by case ID and address, including 309 South Walnut St. (2026 ARN 004) and multiple other parcels.
The board then adopted Resolution No. 2026-18 and Resolution No. 2026-19, each declaring a specific parcel a nuisance (2026 ARN 026 and 2026 ARN 027, respectively). Later in the same item the board adopted Resolution No. 2026-20 and Resolution No. 2026-21 to rescind prior nuisance declarations for two other parcels, indicating those earlier designations were reversed. All resolutions were adopted by roll call vote with all trustees voting for passage.
The actions give village staff authority to proceed with abatement measures and to expend funds as needed; the minutes record the formal authorization but do not specify timelines for completion or detailed cost estimates for each property. The board did not record any votes against the resolutions.
