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Council approves multiple liquor licenses, plats and consent items; a few street-name honors advance

Omaha City Council · July 15, 2026
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Summary

The Omaha City Council unanimously approved multiple liquor licenses and a slate of planning items and consent-agenda measures. Commemorative street namings for Jean Stothert and Robert Faulkner were approved after brief public testimony.

The Omaha City Council on July 14 approved a set of routine business items including several liquor licenses, preliminary/final plats, and consent-agenda measures.

On liquor licensing, the council approved Class I and Class D licenses for applicants including Apple Nails & Spa (12005 West Center Road), Bee's Liquor (3022 North 90th Street), El Deposito (3952 Q Street), EZ Mart (6818 South 13th Street), Landsky's (4601 South 50th Street), and Warehouse Comedy Theater (1419 South 13th Street). Applicants briefly described their businesses and hours; there were no recorded opponents and the votes were unanimous in the roll calls recorded on each item.

Planning and land-use items moved largely on Planning Board and staff recommendations. The council approved preliminary plats and rezones for Rainwood, Webster Corner, Indian Ridge and Ida Grove subdivisions, and other zoning/plat items; several grouped items were voted together and passed unanimously. A special-use permit for a daycare at 8345 Crown Point Avenue was approved following staff presentation and council support.

The council also approved commemorative street-name resolutions: Item 47 would name a stretch of 13th Street for former Mayor Jean Stothert; Item 49 would name a portion of 26th Street as Robert Faulkner Way in honor of the late educator. Both measures drew a small amount of public comment (one Zoom opponent at Item 47 cited streetcar construction impacts) but passed with unanimous council support.

The consent agenda (items 26–30 and several others) passed with routine motions and roll-call votes. Members asked staff to return items pulled from consent for separate consideration as needed.

Next steps: approved licenses and plats will proceed to permit issuance and administrative follow-through as appropriate.