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Votes at a glance: Lincoln City Council, July 13, 2026
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda and a slate of zoning, interlocal and routine agreements and amendments, with most measures passing unanimously; the Downtown Lincoln BID budget vote was delayed to July 20 for continued public hearing.
At its July 13 meeting the Lincoln City Council recorded the following notable votes and procedural actions:
- Consent agenda (Sections 1–3): Approved unanimously (motion carried 7-0). Included approval of Lincoln Holding LTD (Ramos Pizza) as a new Kino satellite and supplemental agreement No. 4 for Randolph Street/Capitol Parkway rehabilitation.
- Item 4a (liquor application, Embassy Suites at 1040 P Street): Approved unanimously (7-0).
- Item 5a (accept and approve new and pending claims for June 1–June 15): Approved unanimously (7-0).
- Item 5b (Downtown Lincoln Association 2026–27 BID budget and program of work): Motion to delay with continued public hearing to July 20 approved unanimously (7-0).
- Item 5c (air pollution regulation revisions): Approved unanimously (7-0).
- Item 5d (interlocal agreement with City of Crete for environmental public-health services in Crete’s ETJ inside Lancaster County): Approved unanimously (7-0).
- Item 5e (Waiver 26004 — Star City Optimist Youth Foundation paving waiver): Approved unanimously (7-0).
- Items 6a–6l (various zoning, annexation and pay-schedule items): Several items were presented; annexation 26006 (Item 6b) was delayed to August 10 with continued public hearing (7-0). Other items proceeded through the public-hearing process with votes recorded as listed on the agenda.
- Items 7a and 8a (Lincoln Lumber Turbine Flats PUD amendment and alley vacation): Both approved unanimously (7-0).
- Item 8b (StarTran agreement with University of Nebraska for campus routes): Approved unanimously (7-0).
- Adjournment: Motion carried 7-0.
Most votes at the meeting were unanimous; where council moved to delay an item the motion was also approved unanimously. Recorded roll calls in the transcript list each member’s vote.
