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Wahoo City Council adopts annexation ordinance, approves curb-cutting contract and Master Fee Schedule changes
Summary
At its April 14 meeting the Wahoo City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance No. 2496 annexing Dry Run Commons Phase I, awarded a curb-cutting contract to Diamond Concrete Cuttings Inc., and approved Resolution No. 2026-09 amending street department fees; the fee amendment takes effect April 15, 2026.
The Wahoo City Council unanimously approved Ordinance No. 2496, annexing Dry Run Commons Phase I, and took several administrative actions at its April 14, 2026 regular meeting at the Wahoo Public Library.
Council Member Carl Warford introduced Ordinance No. 2496, which the council read by title and approved after suspending the statutory rules to allow introduction and final passage the same night. Warford moved for suspension of the rules; City Council Member Ryan Ideus seconded, and the motion passed on a roll-call vote. Warford then moved adoption of the ordinance; Ideus seconded and the ordinance passed by unanimous roll call.
In related business, the council awarded a contract to Diamond Concrete Cuttings, Inc. for curb-cutting services. City Council Member Warford moved the contract; City Council Member Shane Sweet seconded. The council approved the contract by roll call.
The council also approved Resolution No. 2026-09, amending Attachment 3 (Street Department Fees and Charges) of the City of Wahoo Master Fee Schedule. The resolution states that the amendments take effect April 15, 2026 and lists equipment and labor charge rates for street department services, and updates to curb-related charges. The transcript records overlapping figures for curb grinding rates and minimums; the resolution as adopted incorporates the amendments into the master fee schedule effective April 15, 2026.
The consent agenda was approved earlier in the meeting, including the March 24, 2026 minutes, the appointment of Eunite Treat as a part-time paramedic, and a listing of city claims and payments. The consent-agenda motion was made by City Council Member Stuart Krejci and seconded by City Council Member Patrick Nagle; the council approved it by roll call.
Votes at a glance: • Consent agenda (minutes, appointment of part-time paramedic Eunite Treat, claims list): Moved by Stuart Krejci; seconded by Patrick Nagle. Roll-call votes recorded Krejci: yes; Nagle: yes; Sweet: yes; Warford: yes; Ideus: yes; Rappl: yes. Outcome: approved. • Contract with Diamond Concrete Cuttings, Inc. (curb cutting): Moved by Carl Warford; seconded by Shane Sweet. Roll-call votes recorded Warford: yes; Sweet: yes; Krejci: yes; Ideus: yes; Rappl: yes; Nagle: yes. Outcome: approved. • Resolution No. 2026-09 (Master Fee Schedule, Attachment 3—Street Department): Moved by Shane Sweet; seconded by Ryan Ideus. Roll-call votes recorded Sweet: yes; Ideus: yes; Krejci: yes; Warford: yes; Rappl: yes; Nagle: yes. Outcome: approved; effective April 15, 2026. • Ordinance No. 2496 (amendment/annexation of Dry Run Commons Phase I): Introduced by Carl Warford; motion to suspend statutory rules moved by Warford, seconded by Ideus; final passage motion moved by Warford, seconded by Ideus. Roll-call votes recorded Warford: yes; Ideus: yes; Krejci: yes; Nagle: yes; Rappl: yes; Sweet: yes. Outcome: adopted.
Mayor Gerald D. Johnson noted he would continue conversations with the Saunders County Board of Supervisors about county economic-development decisions. The meeting adjourned at 7:42 p.m.
