2020-10-13 City Council Meeting Redevelopment Hayden Place Approval with AffidavitCity of Blair Regular Council Meeting
October 13, 2020
The Mayor and City Council met in regular session in the Blair Public Library on October 13,
2020 at 7:31 PM. The following were present: Brad Andersen, Kevin Hall, Mindy Rump, Jon Stewart,
Kevin Willis, Frank Wolff. Absent: Chris Jensen, Marty Shepard. Also present were: City Administrator
Storm, Assistant City Administrator Barrow, Director of Public Works Schoemaker, City Attorney
Solomon and Chief Lager.
The Mayor publicly stated to all in attendance that a current copy of the Nebraska Open Meetings
Act was available for review and indicated the location of such copy posted in the room where the meeting
was being held. Notice of the meeting was given in advance thereof by publication in the Enterprise or
the Pilot -Tribune as shown by the affidavit of publication filed in the City Clerk's office. Notice of the
meeting was simultaneously given to the Mayor and all members of the City Council, and a copy of their
acknowledgement of receipt of notice and the agenda is filed in the City Clerk's office. Availability of the
agenda was communicated in the advance notice and in the notice to the Mayor and Council of this
meeting. All proceedings hereafter shown were taken while the convened meeting was open to the
attendance of the public.
Agenda Item #1 & #2 — Mayor Hansen called the meeting to order and made introductions at 7:00
p.m. followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
Agenda Item #3 — Consent Agenda approved the following: 3a) Approval of Minutes of the
September 22, 2020 meeting, 3b) Clerk report of Mayoral Action of September 22, 2020 meeting, 3c)
City Department reports for September 2020; 3d) September claims as recommended by Finance
Committee, and 3e) Approve Mike Buttery as a new member of the Blair Volunteer Fire Department.
Motion by Kevin Willis, second by Kevin Hall to approve the Consent Agenda. Council members voted
as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty
Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff: Yea. All Council members voted:
Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #4 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider and possibly take action on
a redevelopment plan entitled: "Redevelopment Plan for the Hayden Place Redevelopment Project" which
will consist of two phases, consisting of the construction of a hotel and convention center. City
Administrator Storm stated the plan would construct a Holiday Inn Express and convention center in two
phases located along Holly Drive next to Walmart. The Planning Commission met and concurred the plan
is in compliance with the City Comprehensive Plan for a property designated as Commercial and meets
the zoning as classified as Highway Commercial The CDA recommended approval of the project and is
forwarding to the Council for consideration. Information was received earlier today that SAI Properties
V has received confirmation from their financial institution that they could start construction once a TIF
contract is awarded. Michael Sands, Baird Holm, and Special Attorney for the City of Blair, 1700 Farnam
St, Ste 1500, Omaha, stated he was present to answer questions and protect the city as his client. All the
material has been reviewed and meets all the statutory requirements, and he encouraged the Council to
focus on the plan that has been presented and not on the discussion from competitive interest of a third
party. Dave Drew, attorney representing Marie Gordon Investments, LLC, 1612 Lincoln St, Blair, spoke
against the project stating his client still planned to move ahead with a hotel and encouraged the Council
to choose the best plan for the city. He presented a copy of the city notice stating the plan was advertised
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incorrectly. Motion by Brad Andersen, second by Frank Wolff to receive and place on file the notice
handout from Attorney Dave Drew. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall:
Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis:
Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared
the motion carried. Michael Sands stated the error in the notice did not impact the meeting. All that is
required to let the public know is where the project is located, and the notice provided that. City Attorney
Solomon concurred the city had complied with all requirements to move forward with this project.
Heather Carver, attorney for SAI Properties V, 12910 Pierce St. #200, Omaha, encouraged the Council to
focus on the redevelopment plan that is on the agenda because delaying the project would not be an option
for her client who has agreements for the purchase of the land and construction. She outlined the
substantial benefits the city would see from this project. Mayor Hansen closed the public hearing.
Agenda Item #5 — Council member Andersen introduced Resolution 2020-35 to approve the
Redevelopment Plan as recommended by the Planning Commission for Hayden Place Redevelopment
Project and consider its conformity with the general plan for the development of the city as a whole,
including the cost -benefit analysis. Motion by Kevin Hall, second by Brad Andersen to adopt Resolution
No. 2020-35 as presented. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea,
Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Nay, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea,
Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 5, Nay: 1, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the
motion carried.
Agenda Item #6 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider a Conditional Use Permit
application submitted by Kevin Lytle, 10255 Carroll Dr, Omaha, NE, to request building an outbuilding
in the second front yard on Tax Lot 184, Section 13, Townshipl8, Range 11 East of the 6th PM,
Washington County, Nebraska (10394 Co Rd P35.) for twenty-five (25) years. Assistant City
Administrator Barrow reviewed the location of the property stating it is currently zoned RL — Residential
Low -Density District. The zoning currently states under Article 1103.02(2) that no accessory building
shall be located between the front building line of the principle building and the front property line, except:
In RL Districts on lots of forty-five thousand (45,000) square feet or greater upon the approval of a
conditional use permit. The conditional use permit may include but not limited to requirements for
additional set back, landscaping, screening, etc. All accessory buildings must meet front yard setback
requirements. The lot size is 13,286 SF/2.6 acres and the minimum front yard of not less than a depth of
one hundred (100) feet from the center line of a Federal Aid Primary or Federal Aid Secondary designated
street or highway or thirty-five (35) feet from the property line, whichever is greater. The applicant plans
to construct a 40' x 80' metal building. There will be no highway access. The applicant was present to
answer questions. The Planning Commission recommended approval as presented. There were no
comments from the floor or in writing. Mayor Hansen closed the public hearing. Motion by Kevin Hall,
second by Mindy Rump to approve as presented for (25) years. Council members voted as follows: Brad
Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon
Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent:
2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #7 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider a Conditional Use Permit
application submitted by Kent Long, Long's Ok Tire Store, 770 Washington St, Blair, NE, to continue the
retail tire sales and service located on Tax Lot 253, Township 12, Section, 18, Range 11, (770 Washington
St.), Blair City, Washington County, Nebraska for thirty (30) years. Assistant City Administrator Barrow
stated the original CUP was approved unanimously by City Council in October 2005 for (15) years with
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(9) stipulations: 1) No outdoor storage except new merchandise during business hours, not in ROW; 2)
Disposal of tires in a container screened by a 6' wall or fence; 3)Storage of used oil must be in a State Fire
Marshal approved container screened by a 6' wall or fence; 4) No vehicles for sale on property; 5) No
storage of unlicensed vehicles on property; 6) No storage of inoperable, abandoned vehicles, 7) No
mechanic work on vehicles except: Tire removal & installation; Tire balancing and front-end alignment;
Oil change and lube work; Brake service; Repair of carburetors, alternators, batteries, shocks, struts and
similar light automotive repairs; 8) All businesses, services and processes must be conducted in a
completely enclosed structure except tire removal and installation on industrial/construction/farm
equipment vehicles; and, 9) No heavy engine or transmission work allowed at this location. Barrow
confirmed all stipulations have been met and a 6' privacy fence had been constructed around the tire
storage in the rear of the property. The applicant was present to answer questions. The Planning
Commission recommended approval as presented with the same stipulations. There were no comments
from the floor or in writing. Motion by Mindy Rump, second by Kevin Willis to approve for (30) years
with the stipulations as recommended by the Planning Commission. Council members voted as follows:
Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent,
Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff: Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0,
Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #8 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider a Replat application
submitted by Philip & Janice Whitehead, 844 S 17th St, Blair, NE for Lots 4 and 5 in McMillan's Addition
and the South half of the West 120.00 feet Lot 3, Block 7, Kennard's Addition all lying in the City of
Blair, Washington County, Nebraska. Assistant City Administrator Barrow stated the property is zoned
RM — Residential medium density district. The minimum lot requirements for single family dwellings is:
7200 Sq Ft. A Non -conforming lot is 4803 SF. The Kuklinski Parcel will remain 14,382 SF and the
Whitehead Parcel will increase to 24,864 SF. The applicant was present to answer questions. The
Planning Commission recommended approval as presented. There were no comments from the floor or
in writing. Mayor Hansen closed the public hearing. Motion by Kevin Hall, second by Mindy Rump to
approve as presented. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris
Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank
Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion
carried.
Agenda Item #9 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider a Preliminary Plat
application submitted by Marie Gordon Investments, LLC, 452 S 10th St, Blair NE 68008, for East Ridge,
Lots 1 - 3 and Out lots A & B, for a tract of land being all of Tax Lot 260, a Tax Lot located in the SW 1/4
of Section 07 along with Part of the NW 1/4 of said SW 1/4 of Section 07, all located in Township 18 North,
Range 12 East of the 6th P.M., Washington County, Nebraska. City Administrator Storm stated the area
is zoned Agricultural/Highway Commercial (A/CH). The minimum lot requirement is 8000 SF. The plat
meets all the requirements of the city subdivision regulations. The plat will create three lots and several
out lots. The cul-de-sac would meet the minimum standards. Due to concern over maintenance and
ownership of the out lots, Staff recommends the two out lots be included in the other lots. The out lots
create a dead piece of property that could potentially become a maintenance issue for the city in the future.
Kyle Haase, E & A, 10900 Mill Valley Road, Omaha stated the developer would like to keep the out lots
separate and would develop a commercial association to maintain the basin. He presented a colored
rendering of what they were proposing. Discussion was held regarding storm water management for all
the lots. Director of Public Works Schoemaker stated the City of Omaha has a lot of these waste lands that
were put into associations that were abandoned. The Legislature states the responsibility of these areas
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go back to the city. Allowing these out lots sets the city up to maintain them. The Planning Commission
recommended approval with the out lots being absorbed into the lots. Mr. Haase states they do not see a
big problem with these types of out lots. There were no comments from the floor or in writing. Mayor
Hansen closed the public hearing. Motion by Frank Wolff, second by Mindy Rump to approve as presented
with Planning Commission recommendation that stipulation Out lots "A" and "B" be incorporated into
Lot 3 before the Final Plat approval. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin
Hall: Nay, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin
Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 5, Nay: 1, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen
declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #10 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider a Preliminary Plat
application submitted by KJK Investments LTD Partnership, 10942 Bridgeview Dr, Blair, NE 68008 for
Grant Street Industrial Park, Lots 1 - 6 inclusive, for a tract of land being all of Tax Lot 271, a Tax Lot
located in Part of the SE 1/4, and also Part of SW 1/4, both being located in Section 07, Township 18 North,
Range 12 East of the 6th P.M., Washington County, Nebraska. City Administrator Storm stated the area
is zoned Agricultural/Highway Commercial (A/CH). The minimum lot requirement is 8000 SF. The plat
meets all the requirements of the city's subdivision regulations. Kyle Haase, E & A, 10900 Mill Valley
Road, Omaha, reviewed the proposed development stating this plat will provide industrial lots to serve
the industrial needs for the community. There were no comments from the floor or in writing. Mayor
Hansen closed the public hearing. Motion by Kevin Willis, second by Kevin Hall to approve as presented.
Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy
Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council
members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #11 — Kevin Barnhill, 861 S. 16th St., Blair was present to answer questions regarding
his request for a Liquor License for KB Quality Meats LLC dba Blair Meat Market, 312 N. 16th St., Blair
for a Class D Liquor License (Beer, Wine, Distilled Spirits, Off Sale Only). He stated he is extending his
current marketing plan by providing local quality wines and beers for off premise only. These items will
be displayed in his front sales area. Motion by Kevin Willis, second by Frank Wolff to receive and place
on file a letter from Dennis McCormick, 2336 Jackson St., Blair against issuing a liquor license for this
location. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent,
Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff: Nay. All
Council members voted: Yea: 5, Nay: 1, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried. Motion
by Kevin Hall, second by Mindy Rump to approve the Liquor License for KB Quality Meats LLC dba
Blair Meat Market, 312 N. 16th St., Blair NE for a Class D Liquor License (Beer, Wine, Distilled Spirits,
Off Sale Only) and so notify the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission with approval. Council members
voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty
Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Nay. All Council members voted:
Yea: 5, Nay: 1, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #12 — City Administrator Storm stated the Blair High School Fine Arts Boosters has
requested Keno funds for the purchase of new tubas for Blair Community Schools instrumental band
program at the high school. The concert tubas used by students today were purchased in 1999. Estimates
for replacing these tubas are $5,600 each and there are eight (8) tubas to replace. They currently have fund
raising efforts in place and the Keno request is part of that. The Finance Committee recommended the
purchase of one (1) tuba. Motion by Mindy Rump, second by Brad Andersen to approve the Keno request
in the amount of $5600 for the purchase of a new tuba for Blair Community Schools instrumental band
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program at the High School. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea,
Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea,
Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the
motion carried.
Agenda Item #13 — Director of Public Works Schoemaker presented engineer's certification for
the public improvements located in the new Arbor Heights Development. All the work has been
completed, inspected, and approved by the project engineer, so the public improvements are ready to be
accepted by the city and reside with the city for future maintenance responsibilities. Council member Will
introduced Resolution 2020-36 accepting the designated public improvements within Arbor Heights
Subdivision. Motion by Kevin Willis, second by Frank Wolff to adopt Resolution No. 2020-36 as
presented. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen:
Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff:
Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #14 — City Administrator Storm stated the proposed Resolution would authorize two
(2) stop signs in the new Arbor Heights Development. Five (5) new homes will soon be constructed in
the area so now is a good time to authorize the stop signs to avoid future traffic issues. Council member
Wolff introduced Resolution 2020-37 authorizing the placement of a stop sign at the intersection of Arbor
Drive and N. 18th Ave and the intersection of Arbor Drive and Arbor Circle. Motion by Frank Wolff,
second by Kevin Willis to adopt Resolution No. 2020-37 as presented. Council members voted as follows:
Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent,
Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0,
Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #15 — Director of Public Works Schoemaker stated the existing box culvert under
Grant Street needs major repairs. The northwest wingwall has broken off from the main box and is in the
process of pulling away from the rest of the structure. HGM Engineering has looked at options to replace
or repair the wing wall and have developed a plan to repair or stabilize the wing wall in place to prevent
it from separating any further. They will anchor it back into the existing bank and grout the crack in the
wall of the box culvert to prevent water from getting in back of the wing wall and causing further damage.
HGM Engineering has consulted with Thiele Geotech on the anchoring option and they feel that option
will work. They are proposing a project cost of $50,000 which will save the city $150,000 in costs by not
totally replacing the way. HGM Engineering has submitted an engineering agreement in the amount of
$17,400 to develop plans and specifications. Their proposal also includes geotechnical engineering from
Thiele Geotech which will be required to assist with the design of the project. This project will be bid this
winter with the actual work completed next spring or summer. Motion by Kevin Hall, second by Brad
Andersen to approve an Engineering Agreement with HGM Engineering for the Design of the Grant Street
Box Culvert. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen:
Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff:
Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declares the motion carried
Agenda Item #16 — City Administrator Storm stated an agreement was approved between the city
and Dollar General at the last meeting. This agreement is now between the city and the Nebraska
Department of Transportation for the extension of 10th Street to Highway 75 to receive $500,000 which is
about 45% of the cost. Council member Wolff introduced Resolution 2020-38 approving an agreement
between the City of Blair and the State of Nebraska, Department of Transportation to utilize State
Economic Opportunity Program Funds for the extension of 10th St. to Highway 75. Motion by Frank
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Wolff, second by Mindy Rump to adopt Resolution No. 2020-38 as presented. Council members voted
as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marry
Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted:
Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #17 - Motion by Brad Andersen, second by Frank Wolff to recess as a Council and
meet as a Board of Equalization 8:57 p.m. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin
Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin
Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff: Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen
declared the motion carried. City Administrator Storm stated this item is procedural to give property
owners the opportunity to come before the Council to object to the assessments for the mowing. The city
hired a contractor to mow this property. The property owner was given (60) days to pay the bill. Council
member Willis introduced Resolution No. 2020-39 levying special assessments against Lot 3 & part of
vacated street, Block 93, Blair City, Washington County (1427 Jackson St) for mowing. Motion by Kevin
Willis, second by Frank Wolff to adopt Resolution No. 2020-39 as presented. Council members voted as
follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard:
Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff: Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6,
Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried. Motion by Mindy Rump, second by Frank
Wolff to adjourn as Board of Equalization and reconvene as a Council to proceed with the meeting at 9:00
p.m. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen: Absent,
Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff: Yea. All
Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #18 - City Administrator Storm had no report.
Agenda Item #19 - Motion by Mindy Rump, second by Brad Andersen to adjourn the meeting
9:00 p.m. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Yea, Chris Jensen:
Absent, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Absent, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff:
Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 0, Absent: 2. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
The following claims were approved: Abes Portables, Svc, 190.00; Abe's Trash Service Inc, Svc, 1525.45;
Acco, Inv, 990.00; Accurate Testing, Svc, 1538.50; Aflac, Dues, 1141.92; Air Products & Chemicals, Inv,
5101.76; American Broadband, Svc, 2172.59; American Underground Supply, Inv, 9887.99; Anderson
Auto Group, Inv, 34043.00; Ang Refrigeration, Heating &, Svc, 405.50; Angel Armor Llc, Inv, 2295.44;
Arps, Inv, 16237.72; Asce, Svc, 260.00; Automatic Systems Co, Svc, 2151.24; Axon Enterprises Inc, Inv,
241.00; Badger Body & Truck Equipment, Inv, 6040.00; Baird, Holm & Mceachen, Svc, 3766.55; Baker
& Taylor Books, Inv, 3697.53; Barco, Inv, 1604.87; Benefit Plans Inc, Svc, 351.25; Bennett Construction,
Svc, 50.00; Bh Ne Gas Utility, Svc, 410.91; Bi -State Motor Parts, Inv, 62.19; Blair Ace Hardware, Inv,
391.86; Blair Small Animal Clinic, Svc, 26.93; Bomgaars Supply, Inv, 431.56; Bonine Garage Doors,
Svc, 7800.00; Boo Inc, Inv, 279.64; Brenda Breuer, Svc, 50.00; Britni Gothier, Svc, 50.00; Burns &
Mcdonnell, Svc, 20650.00; Calvin Poulsen, Svc, 3300.00; Carquest Auto Parts, Inv, 229.89; Cdw
Government Inc, Inv, 467.76; Century Laundry, Svc, 277.15; Connie Hagedorn, Svc, 25.81; Counsel
Office & Document, Svc, 580.49; Cubby's Inc, Inv, 3349.27; Cummins Inc, Svc, 2711.85; Danko
Emergency Equipment Co, Inv, 1142.80; David Thorns Construction, Svc, 500.00; Deborah Wood, Svc,
250.00; Desirae M Solomon, Svc, 4507.00; Dick's Electric Co, Svc, 4058.40; Douglas County Treasurer,
Svc, 599.52; Dpc Industires Inc, Inv, 30.00; Dtn, Llc, Svc, 471.00; Eakes Office Plus, Inv, 2016.31; Eco -
R -Consulting, Svc, 4359.00; Ed M Feld Eq Co., Inv, 5755.72; Enterprise Publishing Co Inc, Svc, 4535.17;
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Erica Wilmes, Svc, 75.00; F/S Contracting, Svc, 50.00; Fairway Oil Co, Inv, 17.13; Fastenal Company,
Inv, 762.27; Fremont Electric Inc, Svc, 500.00; Friends Of The Jeanette Hunt, Svc, 15582.50; George
Kocharov, Svc, 50.00; Gerhold Concrete, Inv, 4045.89; Goeden Construction, Svc, 50.00; Grainger, Inv,
392.90; Hach Co, Inv, 1494.44; Hawkins Inc, Inv, 8281.80; Hayes & Associates Llc Cpa, Svc, 3500.00;
Hdr Engineering Inc, Svc, 5701.49; Henton Trenching, Svc, 60084.41; Hopple Adam & Ashley, Svc,
50.00; Horizon Rehabilitation Centers, Svc, 340.00; International Code Council, Svc, 31.50; J Nielsen
Construction Llc, Svc, 1000.00; J Nielsen Construction Llc, Svc, 28101.40; J.P. Cooke Co., Inv, 21.10;
Jackson Services, Svc, 1052.48; Jason Kubie, Svc, 50.00; Jeff Beiermann, Svc, 273.74; Jensen Lawn
Solutions, Svc, 272.50; Jeo Consulting Group Inc, Svc, 7447.50; Jetter's Plumbing Inc, Svc, 514.73; John
Deere Financial Sales, Svc, 156.04; John Randall, Svc, 50.00; Johnson Service Co, Svc, 30000.00; Jones
Automotive Inc, Svc, 564.61; Jonesy's Towing, Svc, 600.00; Julie Corbett, Svc, 50.00; Kelly Ryan
Equipment Co, Svc, 4035.94; Logan Contractors Supply, Inv, 951.47; Lynn Peavey Co, Inv, 49.00; Mark
& Jennifer Tobin, Svc, 500.00; Mckinnis Roofing & Sheet Metal, Svc, 756.35; Michael Todd & Company
Inc, Inv, 1083.09; Micro Marketing Llc, Inv, 1137.54; Midwest Automatic Fire, Svc, 235.00; Midwest
Laboratories, Svc, 450.10; Mike Zobel, Svc, 200.00; Mintken Builders, Svc, 50.00; Motorola, Inv,
19650.00; Municipal Emergency Services, Inv, 2504.72; Municipal Supply Inc Omaha, Inv, 2883.48;
Nalco Company, Inv, 65397.97; National Pen Co Llc, Inv, 242.83; Ne Dept Of Transportation, Inv,
20340.78; Nebraska Dept Of Environment &, Svc, 150.00; Nebraska Hoist & Crane, Svc, 11827.08;
Nebraska Iowa Supply Company, Inv, 31.31; Nebraska Library Assoc, Svc, 130.00; Nebraska Library
Commission, Svc, 1809.10; Nebraska Public Health, Svc, 1418.00; Ne -la Industrial Fasteners, Inv,
255.88; Nmc Llc, Svc, 758.11; Officenet, Inv, 119.70; Olson & Stewart Const, Svc, 1400.00; Omg
Midwest Ind, Svc, 373223.32; One Call Concepts Inc, Svc, 133.71; One Source, Svc, 143.70; Ontrac, Svc,
185.35; Onyx Design & Build, Svc, 500.00; Oppd, Svc, 102062.64; O'reilly Automotive Stores Inc, Inv,
47.90; Ortmeier Tv & Appliance, Svc, 1233.99; Otter Creek Mechanical Inc, Svc, 57790.50; Pete Lien &
Sons Inc, Inv, 53353.67; Philip C Jensen Trucking Llc, Svc, 250.00; Pioneer Cleaning Llc, Svc, 500.00;
Pioneer Telephone, Svc, 186.97; Pounds Printing Inc, Inv, 227.00; S & S Pumping Service Llc, Svc,
2400.00; S.E. Smith & Sons, Inv, 503.79; Safety-Kleen Systems Inc, Svc, 159.82; Sandra Rosales, Svc,
75.00; Schemmer, Svc, 688.50; Shredding Solutions, Svc, 45.00; Sid Dillon, Svc, 305.48; Smitty's Auto
Service, Svc, 587.03; Spartan Stores Llc, Inv, 39.04; Stratus Building Solution, Svc, 2355.00; Sts Truck
Service, Svc, 1950.30; Superior Green Inc, Svc, 11293.94; Symbolarts, Inv, 125.00; Taste Of Home, Inv,
19.98; The Lincoln National Life, Svc, 3819.84; The Sign Depot, Svc, 1160.46; Todco Llc, Svc, 1214.99;
Total Truck & Machine Llc, Svc, 1790.33; Trekk Design Group, Svc, 32487.35; Trublue Total House
Care, Svc, 50.00; Trugreen Processing Center, Svc, 1055.56; Univar Usa Inc, Inv, 22509.16; University
Of Ne -Lincoln, Inv, 63.00; Us Cellular, Svc, 649.28; Usa Bluebook, Inv, 60.96; Verizon 883740345-
00001, Svc, 541.26; Vessco Inc, Inv, 382.53; Waldinger Corporation, Svc, 2090.30; Washco Feed &
Supply, Inv, 884.95; Washington Co Court, Svc, 49.00; Washington County Register, Svc, 262.00;
Woodhouse Ford Inc, Svc, 564.87.
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