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Legals
Tuesday
September 29, 2015
Sidney Sun-Telegraph
Online:
www.suntelegraph.com
Legal Notices
L301
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed bids will be received
by the Nebraska Department of
Roads (NDOR)
Operations Division, 5001
So 14th St., Lincoln NE,
68512 until 3:00 P.M. CDT
on December 15, 2015.
At
that time, bids from pre-qualified contractors will bepublicly
opened and read for the services of Noxious Weed Spraying
on the NDOR (District 5) Right
of-Ways in the following counties of Nebraska: Sioux, Dawes,
Sheridan, Box Butte, Scotts
Bluff, Morrill, Garden, Banner,
Kimball, Cheyenne, and Deuel.
Please reference questions to
DOR.OperationsProcurement@
nebraska.gov or telephone:
402-479-4356.
Those interested in bidding on this proposal can view
the Request for Proposal and
Prequalification information at
the NDOR web site at:
http://www.transportation.
nebraska.gov/operations/procure/
Copies of the RFP may be
obtained from the Nebraska
Dept. of Roads.
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on September 22, 29 & October 6, 2015]
L329 Sidney, Nebraska, September
8, 2015, A Fair Housing City
A meeting of the Mayor and
Council of the City of Sidney,
Nebraska, was convened in
open and public session at 7:15
P.M. on September 8, 2015
in the Council Room. Present
were: Mayor Nienhueser and
Council Members:
Gallaway,
Gaston, Gay, and Arterburn.
Others Present: Interim City
Manager Anthony, City Attorney
Leef, and Deputy City Clerk
Heilbrun. Notice of the meeting
was given in advance thereof
by publication in The Sidney
Sun Telegraph, the designated
method for giving notice, a
copy of the proof of publication being attached to these
minutes. Advance notice of the
meeting was also given to the
members of the City Council
and a copy of their acknowledgment of receipt of notice
is attached to these minutes.
Availability of the agenda was
communicated in the advance
notice and in the notice to the
City Council. All proceedings
shown hereafter were taken
while the convened meeting
was open to the attendance of
the public.
Mayor Nienhueser informed
the public of the location of the
posted Open Meetings Act.
Arterburn moved, Gallaway
seconded “That the minutes
of the August 25, 2015 meeting be approved as printed.”
Roll call vote: Yeas: All council
members present.
Kristin
Narjes,
Kristin
Schmidt, Rachel Smith and
Allison Benzel, representing the
“Dash for the Splash Triathlon,”
thanked everyone who helped
make the event a success.
They presented the City with
a check for $4,000 towards the
new aquatic center from the
proceeds of the event.
Marla Sprenger of New York
Life appeared to request permission to use the City’s vacant
lot at 9th & Hickory for a
fundraising Pancake Feed on
October 3, 2015 before the
Oktoberfest Parade. Proceeds
from the event will be donated to the Cheyenne County
Pavilion Project.
It is their
hope that this will become an
annual event to support this
and future community projects. Gaston moved, Gallaway
seconded “That the request of
Marla Sprenger of New York
Life to use the City’s vacant lot
at 9th & Hickory for a fundraising Pancake Feed on October
3, 2015 before the Oktoberfest
Parade be approved.” Roll call
vote: Yeas: All council members present.
Gallaway moved, Gaston
seconded “That Resolution No.
20150901 be approved.” Roll
call vote: Yeas: All council
members present.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA:
That the Mayor and Council
hereby find and determine
that pursuant to contracts
heretofore made, Baker &
Associates, the engineer, has
performed the work for engineering of Street Improvement
District
#53
(Silverburg
Drive); and has filed with the
City Clerk certificates showing the performance of said
contracts as follows: STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT #53;
PAYMENT NUMBER 6; AMOUNT
DUE ENGINEER $4,969.00.
Payments in the amount now
due the engineer and the contractor are hereby authorized
and charged to said district.
Said payments shall be paid
from the 2015 Construction
Fund; AND
hereby find and determine that
pursuant to contracts heretofore made, Baker & Associates,
the engineer, has performed
the work for engineering of
Street Improvement District
#54 (Jennifer Lane); and has
filed with the City Clerk certificates showing the performance of said contracts as follows: STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT
#54;
PAYMENT
NUMBER
10;
AMOUNT
DUE ENGINEER $3,956.50.
due the engineer are hereby authorized and charged to
said districts. Said payments
shall be paid from the 2015
Construction Fund.
Brett Meyer of Baker and
Associates presented the bids
for Water and Sewer at the
Industrial Park. He explained
that this was a re-bid of the
project, with the original bids
coming in over the engineer
estimates for the project. The
re-bid generated two bidders,
one coming in under the engineer’s estimate for the projects. It was the engineer’s recommendations that both contracts be awarded to the low
bidder, Midlands Contracting,
Inc. of Kearney, NE.
Gay moved, Gallaway seconded “That the Bids for Water
and Sewer at the Industrial
Park be awarded to Midlands
Contracting, Inc. of Kearney,
NE, in the amount of $139,985
for the waterline project and
$239,784 for the sanitary
sewer project.” Roll call vote:
Yeas:
All council members
present.
Gallaway moved, Arterburn
members present.
pursuant to contracts heretofore made, M.C. Schaff &
District #59; and the contractor, Nienhueser Construction
for constructing same have
filed with the City Clerk certificates showing the performance of said contracts as follows: STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT
#59;
PAYMENT
NUMBER 13; AMOUNT DUE
ENGINEER
$11,218.00;
PAYMENT
NUMBER
13;
AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
$109,191.66. Payments in the
amount now due the engineer
and the contractor are hereby authorized and charged to
shall be paid from the 2014/15
Construction Fund; AND
pursuant to contracts heretofore made, M.C. Schaff &
District #58; and the contractor, Perrett Construction Ltd.
for constructing same have filed
with the City Clerk certificates
showing the performance of said
IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT
#58; PAYMENT NUMBER 3;
AMOUNT
DUE
ENGINEER
$40,688.15; PAYMENT NUMBER
3; AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
amount now due the engineer
and the contractor are hereby authorized and charged to
Construction Fund.
Mayor Nienhueser stated at
this time that he would abstain
from voting on the Resolution
for The Ranch.
Gallaway moved, Gaston
call vote:
Yeas:
Gallaway,
Gaston, Gay and Arterburn.
Nays:
None.
Abstain:
Nienhueser.
RESOLUTION NO. 20150903
pursuant to contracts heretofore made, Martin/Martin, the
engineer, has performed the
engineering work for constructing of Sanitary Sewer Extension
District #24; and the engineer,
Martin/Martin, has filed for the
contractor, BSB Construction,
Inc., with the City Clerk certificates showing the performance
of said contracts as follows:
SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION
DISTRICT
#24;
PAYMENT
NUMBER 5; AMOUNT DUE
CONTRACTOR $30,816.02 AND
Invoice #14.0138-00006 DUE
THE ENGINEER in the amount
of $19,516.12.
Payments in
the amount now due the engineer and the contractor are
hereby authorized and charged
to said districts.
Said payments shall be paid from the
2015 Construction Fund; AND
engineering work for constructing of Water Extension District
#23; and the engineer, Martin/
Martin, has filed for the contractor, Nienhueser Construction &
Excavation Co., Inc., with the
contract as follows: WATER
EXTENSION
DISTRICT #23;
PAYMENT NUMBER 4; AMOUNT
DUE CONTRACTOR $47,724.77
AND
Invoice
#14.013700006 DUE THE ENGINEER
in the amount of $11,242.79.
due the engineer and the con-
tractor are hereby authorized
and charged to said district.
Said payments shall be paid
from the 2015 Construction
Fund; AND;
work for engineering of Street
Improvement District #60 for
storm sewer improvements;
and the engineer, Martin/
Martin, has filed for the contractor,
BSB
Construction,
Inc., with the City Clerk certificates showing the performance of said contracts as follows: STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT #60 STORM SEWER;
PAYMENT NUMBER 3 in the
$5,685.50.
Payments in the
amount now due the contractor is hereby authorized and
charged to said district. Said
payments shall be paid from
the 2015 Construction Fund;
AND
road improvements; and the
engineer, Martin/Martin, has
filed for the contractor, Paul
Reed Construction, with the
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT #60
ROAD; PAYMENT NUMBER 2 in
the AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
amount now due the engineer and contractor are hereby authorized and charged to
said district.
Said payments
and the engineer, Martin/Martin,
has filed for the contractor,
BSB Construction, Inc., with
the City Clerk certificates showing the performance of said
STORM
SEWER;
PAYMENT
NUMBER 3 in the AMOUNT DUE
CONTRACTOR $184,575.66;
AMOUNT DUE THE ENGINEER
$5,531.71.
Payments in the
amount now due the contractor and the engineer are hereby authorized and charged to
and the engineer, Martin/
Martin, has filed for the contractor,
BSB
Construction,
Inc., with the City Clerk certificates showing the performance of said contracts as follows: STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT #62 STORM SEWER;
PAYMENT NUMBER 3 in the
amount now due the contractor are hereby authorized and
charged to said districts. Said
the 2015 Construction Fund.
road improvements; and the
engineer, Martin/Martin, has
filed for the contractor, Paul
Reed Construction, with the
ROAD; PAYMENT NUMBER 1 in
the AMOUNT DUE CONTRACTOR
$111,492.32; AMOUNT DUE
THE ENGINEER $2,135.94.
due the engineer and contractor are hereby authorized and
charged to said district. Said
the 2015 Construction Fund.
The Deputy Clerk read
Ordinance No. 1766 by Title for
the third time as follows: AN
ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE REZONING OF TRACT 1
HAUGE SUBDIVISION, TO THE
CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA,
FROM A (AGRICULTURAL) TO AR
(AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL)
ZONE; AMENDING THE SIDNEY
ZONING CODE AND ZONING
MAP OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY,
NEBRASKA,
ADOPTED
BY
ORDINANCE NO. 1049 OF THE
WHICH IS NOW CODIFIED
AS TITLE SIX OF PART
TWELVE OF THE CODIFIED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
SIDNEY, NEBRASKA, TO SO
PROVIDE; AND REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS
OF ORDINANCES IN DIRECT
CONFLICT HEREWITH.” Gay
moved, Arterburn seconded
“That Ordinance No. 1766 be
finally passed.” Roll call vote:
Yeas:
All council members
present. The passage and
adoption of said ordinance
having been concurred in by
a majority of all members of
the City Council was declared
passed and adopted and the
Mayor in the presence of the
City Council signed and affixed
his signature thereto. Gallaway
moved, Arterburn seconded
“That Ordinance No. 1766 be
published in The Sidney Sun
Telegraph.”
Roll call vote:
Yeas:
All council members
present.
Ordinance No. 1767 by Title
for the third time as follows:
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR THE REZONING OF LOTS
1, 2, 3, BLOCK 1, SIDNEY
BUSINESS PARK SUBDIVISION,
TO THE CITY OF SIDNEY,
NEBRASKA, FROM M-2 (HEAVY
MANUFACTURING)
TO
C-3
(HEAVY COMMERCIAL) ZONE;
AMENDING
THE
SIDNEY
ZONING CODE AND ZONING
MAP OF THE CITY OF SIDNEY,
NEBRASKA,
ADOPTED
BY
ORDINANCE NO. 1049 OF THE
WHICH IS NOW CODIFIED
AS TITLE SIX OF PART
TWELVE OF THE CODIFIED
ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF
SIDNEY, NEBRASKA, TO SO
PROVIDE; AND REPEALING
ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS
OF ORDINANCES IN DIRECT
CONFLICT
HEREWITH.”
Gaston moved, Gallaway seconded “That Ordinance No.
1767 be finally passed.” Roll
call vote:
Yeas:
Gallaway,
Nays:
Nienhueser. The passage and adoption of said ordinance having been concurred
in by a majority of all members of the City Council was
declared passed and adopted
and the Mayor in the presence of the City Council signed
and affixed his signature thereto. Arterburn moved, Gaston
seconded “That Ordinance
No. 1767 be published in The
Sidney Sun Telegraph.”
Roll
members present.
Ordinance No. 1768 by Title for
the third time as follows: “AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
SIDNEY, NEBRASKA, TO CREATE
TITLE
ONE-LANDSCAPING
CODE
CHAPTER 1410 OF
PART
FOURTEEN-BUILDING
AND HOUSING CODE OF THE
CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA;
TO ESTABLISH LANDSCAPING
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
NEW
BUILDINGS, BUILDINGS THAT
HAVE NEW CONSTRUCTION
AND/OR BUILDINGS THAT
HAVE A CHANGED USE; TO
SPECIFICALLY EXEMPT NONSINGLE
OR
TWO-FAMILY
DETACHED
DWELLINGS
ON THEIR OWN LOTS; TO
ESTABLISH
AREAS
THAT
ARE
REQUIRED
TO
BE
LANDSCAPED, TO PROVIDE
LANDSCAPING DESIGN AND
MAINTENANCE STANDARDS,
TO PROVIDE PROCEDURES FOR
COMPLIANCE, TO PROVIDE
FOR
THE
PRESERVATION
OF EXISTING TREES; TO
PROVIDE FOR A PENALTY
FOR VIOLATIONS; TO REPEAL
ANY ORDINANCE OR PART
OF ORDINANCE IN CONFLICT
THEREWITH; AND TO PROVIDE
FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF
THIS ORDINANCE.” Gaston
moved, Gay seconded “That
Ordinance No. 1768 be finally
passed.” Roll call vote: Yeas:
All council members present.
The passage and adoption of
said ordinance having been
concurred in by a majority of
all members of the City Council
was declared passed and adopted and the Mayor in the presence of the City Council signed
and affixed his signature thereto. Arterburn moved, Gallaway
seconded “That Ordinance
No. 1768 be published in The
Sidney Sun Telegraph.”
Roll
members present.
Mayor Nienhueser stated at
this time that he would abstain
from voting on the Resolution
for The Ranch.
Tina Hochwender presented a report on the Nebraska
Environmental Trust Fund Grant
Application. She noted that the
grant application deadline was
midnight on September 8th, so
she would be submitting the
application following the meeting, pending council approval.
Gaston moved, Gallaway
seconded “That Resolution No.,
call vote:
Yeas:
Gallaway,
Nays:
None.
Abstain:
Nienhueser.
A R E S O L U T I O N
AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR
TO SUBMIT A NEBRASKA
ENVIRONMENTAL TRUST FUND
GRANT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
CABELA’S FOR THE PROPOSED
RANCH NATURE AREA AND
POND PROJECT.
WHEREAS, in November
2013 Cabela’s and the City of
Sidney presented to the
Community an East Sidney
Master Plan that included the
development of approximately 800-900 new single family
housing units and an approximately 95 acre nature area and
pond called
“The Ranch” development;
and
WHEREAS the housing
development is expected to
reach full build-out within the
next ten years; and
WHEREAS the proposed
95 acre nature area and pond
is comprised of 83+ acres of
Cabela’s property and 12+
acres of adjacent vacant City
property; and
WHEREAS Cabela’s and the
City have been coordinating
with the South Platte Natural
Resources District, Nebraska
Game and Parks Commission,
Nebraska Forest Service andDucks Unlimited to gather input
on the design and funding of
the possible pond, wetlands
andnature area called the
Ranch Nature Area and Pond
project; and
WHEREAS the proposed
Ranch Nature Area and Pond,
will have a roughly 10 surface
acre lake that will provide
fishing, recreational, and educational opportunities; a combination of wetland and upland
habitat areas; and a series of
trails that will connect to the
City’s existing trails system;
and
WHEREAS a preliminary
design concept and project
budget totaling approximately
$6million over a three (3) year
period beginning spring 2016
has been prepared for the proposed Ranch Nature Area and
Pond project; and
WHEREAS funding includes
Cabela’s
at
approximately $2.6 million, Nebraska
Environmental Trust Funds $2.5
million, and remaining funds
in-kind contributions for the
project, including City funds in
the amount of $20,000 for the
operation and maintenance of
the park following project completion, anticipated in 2018;
and
WHEREAS, the Nebraska
Environmental Trust (NET)
fund is a source of funding to
conserve, enhance and restore
the natural environments of
Nebraska; and
WHEREAS, an application
for said funds is in the best
interest of the City; and
NOW,
THEREFORE,
BE
IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SIDNEY, NEBRASKA:
That the Mayor is hereby
authorized and directed to
partner with Cabela’s to submit
an application to the Nebraska
Environmental Trust (NET) fund
in the amount of approximately
$2.5 million for the proposed
Ranch Nature Area and Pond;
and contingent upon approval
of the award of NET funds:
1. enter into an agreement
with Cabela’s to reimburse
Cabela’s the expended associated project
costs
awarded with the NET funds;
and
2. accept the donation of
the approximately 83 acres of
Cabela’s property to be combined with the City’s adjacent
parcel for the proposed Ranch
Nature Area and Pond upon
project completion; and
3. consider modifying the
current agreement between
The City of Sidney and Cabela’s
“Employment
Enhancement
Tax”, which is the additional
one-half percent sales tax on
all sales from the Cabela’s store
in Sidney, which are used to
develop public features, such
as trails, recreational facilities and storm water projects,
in the enhanced employment
zone.
Mayor
Nienhueser
announced that a public hearing would now be held, at 8:24
p.m., for the purpose of hearing support, opposition, criticism, suggestions, or observations relating to the 2015-2016
proposed budget statement for
all City departments, the tax
levy, unused budget authority,
and to consider amendments
relative thereto. Interim City
Manager Anthony presented a
power point presentation of the
proposed budget statement and
reviewed same. She thanked
the City Council and staff for
the time they dedicated to getting this budget to final form.
There being no further public comment, the hearing was
closed at 8:40 p.m.
Mayor
Nienhueser
announced that a public hearing would now be held, at 8:41
p.m., for the purpose of hearing support, opposition, criticism, suggestions, or observations relating to adopting a tax
request different than the prior
year tax request and that all
persons would be heard. The
following filed written objections: None.
The following
appearing in person or by agent
or by attorney and were heard:
Interim City Manager Anthony.
All persons who desired a hearing having been heard, Mayor
Nienhueser closed the hearing
at 8:42 p.m.
Gallaway
moved,
Gay
seconded “That Resolution
members present.
WHEREAS,
Nebraska
Revised Statute 77-1601.02
provides that the property tax
request for the prior year shall
be the property tax request for
the current year for purposes
of the levy set by the County
Board of Equalization unless
the Governing Body of the City
of Sidney passes, by a majority
vote, a resolution or ordinance
setting the tax request at a different amount; and
WHEREAS, a special public
hearing was held as required by
law to hear and consider comments concerning the property
tax request; and
WHEREAS, it is in the best
interests of the City of Sidney
that the property tax request
for the current year be a different amount than the property
tax request for the prior year.
NOW, THEREFORE, the City
Council of the City of Sidney,
Nebraska, by a majority vote
resolves that:
1.
The 2015-2016 property tax request be set at
$1,931,402.80 ($1,492,770.66.
for the General/Street and
$525,074.00 for Debt Service).
2. A copy of this resolution be certified and forwarded
to the County Clerk prior to
October 13, 2015.
seconded “That the City Council
approve a 1% increase in
restricted funds for the tax
levy lid calculations for FY20152016.” Roll call vote: Yeas: All
council members present.
Gaston moved, Gay seconded “That the Ordinance entitled
“AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT
THE
BUDGET
STATEMENT
TO BE TERMED THE ANNUAL
APPROPRIATION
BILL,
TO
APPROPRIATE
SUMS
FOR
NECESSARY EXPENSES AND
LIABILITIES; TO PROVIDE FOR
THE ALL PURPOSE LEVY FOR
ALL OBJECTS OR PURPOSES;
TO PROVIDE FOR FILING
OF COPIES OF THE BUDGET
DOCUMENT WITH THE AUDITOR
OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND THE
CHEYENNE COUNTY CLERK;
AND TO PROVIDE FOR AN
EFFECTIVE TIME WHEN THIS
ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN FULL
FORCE AND TAKE EFFECT” be
designated as Ordinance No.
1769.”
Roll call vote: Yeas:
Gay moved, Gaston seconded
“That the Statutory requirement requiring the ordinance
to be read by title three different days be suspended.”
members present. The motion
having been concurred in by
three-fourths of the Council be
and said statutory requirement suspended. The Deputy
Clerk then read the Ordinance
by number. Gallaway moved,
Gay seconded “That Ordinance
No. 1769 be finally passed.”
Roll call vote: Yeas: All council members present. The passage and adoption of said ordinance having been concurred
in by a majority of all members of the City Council was
and the Mayor in the presence
of the City Council signed and
affixed his signature thereto.
Arterburn moved, Gay seconded “That Ordinance No. 1769
be published in The Sidney Sun
Telegraph.” Roll call vote: Yeas:
Gay moved, Gallaway seconded
“That
RESOLUTION
NO. 20150906 be passed and
adopted.” Roll call vote: Yeas:
That the American National
Bank, the Security First Bank,
the Points West Bank, and
Sidney Federal Savings & Loan
of Sidney, Nebraska, banking
corporations all with their present place of business within Sidney, Cheyenne County,
Nebraska, and all authorized to
engage in the business of banking within said City of Sidney,
Nebraska, be hereby designated as the depositories for City
funds as set forth below for
the year beginning October 1,
2015 and ending September
30, 2016:
American National Bank:
Electric Plant Operation &
Maintenance Account, Electric
Customer Deposit Account,
Street Department Account,
Bond Payment Account, and
Investment Account.
Security First Bank: Sewer
and
Water
Operation
&
Maintenance Accounts, Water
Customer Deposit Account,
City Payroll Account, City
General Fund, City Investment
Account, Repair & Replacement
Account, CDBG Account, Bond
Account, Golf Department, Boy
Scout Trust, Crime Prevention
Account, Insurance Reserve
Account, 2014 Construction
Fund and 2015 Construction
Fund
Points
West
Bank:
Investment Account, SASWA
Landfill Closure Fund, Landfill
Enterprise Fund, Paying Agent
for Tax Increment Financing,
and Accounts Receivable.
Sidney Federal Savings &
Loan: Boy Scout Trust BE IT
FURTHER RESOLVED that the
following collateral is pledged
by said banks and is approved
by the Council and the joint
custody receipts for this collateral are to be kept in the vaults
of the City Treasurer’s office
and this place of safekeeping is
hereby approved:
American National Bank:
3137EADG1-$250,000;
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3134G42X5-$500,000;
912828TN0-$500,000;
3136G2F36-$500,000;
3130A4LK6-$500,000;
3130A4EK4-$500,000;
313380EC7-$500,000;
3130A4K43-$500,000;
3136G2F51-$500,000;
313383G88-$500,000;
3134G3N22-$500,000;
3135G0PQ0-$250,000;
3134G3M31-$500,000;
3135G0MZ3-$500,000;
3136FPYA9-$250,000;
313383HQ7-$500,000;
3134G34F4-$500,000;
3136G1FV6-$500,000;
3136G1BE8-$250,000
Security
First
Bank:
3130A3LE2-$2,000,000;
3137A4MT1-$364,403.77;
31326HSU9-$1,550,474.69;
256435HF8-$65,000;
256435HG6-$500,000;
823732AA0-$400,000;
829594KG4-$155,000;
00839AAG9-$365,000;
157285DQ7-$1,000,000;
160751BB8-$485,000;
207135UZ5-$740,000;
384694CL7-$545,000;
407594EU0-$220,000;
44276NBP8-$115,000;
487573BH9-$430,000;
487573BJ5-225,000;
527048EN8-$535,000;
667488NC0-$625,000;
698873VU7-$100,000;
708349VW2-$485,000;
73474MHE8-$55,000;
757060BT4-$10,000;
803770LW4-$105,000;
80378HAP3-$60,000;
80378LAP4-$15,000;
80378LAQ2-$60,000;
869231KV1-$100,000;
938119BJ2-$90,000;
259228FC3-$150,000;
259257AJ2-$25,000;
44442AAV3-$300,000;
79517YAC9-$35,000;
947659CZ9-$200,000;
96254LJB1-$200,000;
3137B0Q49-$1,100,000;
25929MBH8-$45,000;
514028FX2-$45,000;
514028F27-$180,000;
845196ES9-$530,000;
845196ET7-$220,000
Points
West
Bank:
353127BN2-$205,000;
82608PAK4-$100,000;
486800DB8-$370,000;
3130A3C77-$490,000;
3130A3C77-$140,000;
148015CW8-$15,000;
534366AA7-$250,000;
31410LB50-$694,179.31;
534366AF6-$300,000;
3128MMNQ2-$760,575.84;
231795AJ4-$160,000;
166807DC8-$1,000,000;
639918BY6-$100,000;
534366AN9-$145,000;
534366AN9-$150,000
Mayor
Nienhueser
announced that a public hearing would now be held, at
8:53 p.m., on the issuance of
the City’s Flood Control Bonds
in the form of single promissory note issued to evidence
indebtedness to the Nebraska
Department of Environmental
Quality. There being no public
comment the public hearing
was closed at 8:55 p.m.
Gallaway moved, Arterburn
seconded “That the Ordinance
entitled
AN
ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE
OF A GENERAL OBLIGATION
FLOOD CONTROL BOND OF THE
IN THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT
OF UP TO ONE MILLION
EIGHT
HUNDRED
NINETYTWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
($1,892,000) IN THE FORM
OF A SINGLE PROMISSORY
NOTE ISSUED TO EVIDENCE
INDEBTEDNESS
TO
THE
NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF
ENVIRONMENTAL
QUALITY
(“NDEQ”) FOR THE PURPOSE
OF
PAYING
COSTS
OF
CERTAIN FLOOD CONTROL
IMPROVEMENTS; APPROVING
THE FORM OF SAID BOND AND
RELATED LOAN CONTRACT;
DIRECTING THE APPLICATION
OF THE PROCEEDS OF SAID
BOND; PROVIDING FOR THE
LEVY AND COLLECTION OF
TAXES TO PAY THE SAME;
AUTHORIZING THE DELIVERY
OF THE BOND TO NDEQ;
DETERMINING THAT INTEREST
ON SAID BOND SHALL NOT
BE EXCLUDABLE FROM GROSS
INCOME FOR PURPOSES OF
FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION;
AND
ORDERING
THE
ORDINANCE PUBLISHED IN
PAMPHLET FORM: be designated as Ordinance No. 1770.”
members present. There being
no motion to suspend the rule
that the ordinance be read by
title on three different days,
the Deputy Clerk read the ordinance by title.
Arterburn moved, Gay seconded “That Resolution No.
call vote Yeas:
All council
members present.
WHEREAS, Nebraska Revised
Statues 39-1359 requires that
a closure of state highways
through a municipality must
be requested to the Nebraska
Department of Roads; and
WHEREAS,
the
annual
Oktoberfest Celebration sponsors a parade in downtown
Sidney more specifically on
Illinois Street/State Highway
No. 30, and
WHEREAS, the City of
Sidney, Nebraska, does hereby
request the Nebraska State of
Nebraska Department Road’s
permission for
closure of
Illinois (Highway 30) Street for
the Oktoberfest Parade. The
closure would be on October
3, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. and
reopen to traffic at 1:00 p.m.
The closure will be between
the intersection of 23rd Avenue
and Highway 30 and the intersection of Fort Sidney Road
and Highway 30.
The City
of Sidney accepts the duties
as set forth in subsection (2)
of Nebraska Revised Statutes
39-1359 and agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the State from all claims,
demands, actions, damages,
and liability, including reasonable attorney’s fees,that may
arise as a result of the special
event. The City staff will place
all required barricades and
detour signage in order to have
all streets accessing Highway
30 closed for the parade and
will follow directly behind the
parade removing all barricades
and opening Highway 30 back
to normal traffic. Most intersections along the parade route
will have barricades closing
them. However, certain intersections along the parade route
will have police officers manning them to allow traffic to
cross Highway 30 until the start
of the parade. Once the barricades have been placed, anyone wishing to cross Highway
30 will have to use one of the
intersections manned with a
police officer; and
NOW
THEREFORE,
THE
does hereby approve making
said request to the Nebraska
Department of Roads
seconded “That the City’s
membership in the Panhandle
Area Development District for
FY 2015-2016 be approved;
and that Tina Hochwender be
designated as the professional
staff person, Geri Anthony as
alternate, and Joe Arterburn
as City Council Member for the
City of Sidney on the PADD
Board of Directors.” Roll call
Arterburn moved, Gay seconded “That Resolution No.
members present.
Member Resolutions for
Appointments
Representative
and/or
Alternate Representative to
NMPP Members’ Council
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED by the City Council
of the City of Sidney, State of
Nebraska, that:
Such City be and hereby
is a member of the Nebraska
Municipal Power Pool.
The City Council of the City
of Sidney, State of Nebraska,
do
hereby
appoint
GERI
ANTHONY as the alternate
representative of the City of
Sidney, State of Nebraska, to
the Members’ Council of the
Nebraska Municipal Power Pool.
Director and/or Alternate
Director to ACE Board of
Directors
WHEREAS, the City of
Sidney, State of Nebraska,
is a party to the Interlocal
Agreement creating the Public
Alliance for Community Energy
and, pursuant to the terms
of said Agreement, it is the
responsibility of the City to
designate a representative of
the City of Sidney to the Public
Alliance for Community Energy
Board of Directors provided
for under the terms of said
Agreement.
RESOLVED by the Mayor and
City Council of the City of
Sidney, that:
The City Clerk is hereby directed to give written
notice to the Public Alliance
for Community Energy of the
appointment of MIKE PALMER
as the City’s representative to
said Board of Directors.
2.
The City Clerk is hereby directed to give written
notice to the Public Alliance
for Community Energy of the
appointment GERI ANTHONY as
the City’s alternate representative to said Board of Directors.
Representative
and/or
Alternate Representative to
MEAN Management Committee
WHEREAS, the City of Sidney,
State of Nebraska, is a part
to the Electrical Resource Pool
Agreement and, pursuant to
the terms of such Agreement,
it is the responsibility of the
City of Sidney to designate
a representative and alternate
representative to the Municipal
Energy Agency of Nebraska
Management Committee provided for under the terms of
said Agreement.
RESOLVED by the City Council
of the City of Sidney, State of
Nebraska, that:
The City Clerk is hereby
directed to give written notice
to the Municipal Energy Agency
of Nebraska of the appointment
of GERI ANTHONY as alternate
representative to said MEAN
Management Committee.
Director and/or Alternate
Director to MEAN Board of
Directors
This is to certify that the
City Council of the City of
Sidney, State of Nebraska, duly
appointed GERI ANTHONY to
serve as alternate director to
represent the City of Sidney
on the Board of Directors of
the Municipal Energy Agency
of Nebraska (MEAN).
The
appointment will run for a term
of 3 years with the powers and
duties incident to such office.
This certificate is issued in
compliance with the Municipal
Cooperative Financing Act contained in the Nebraska Revised
Statutes §18-2401 et. seq.
(1987).
Gay moved, Arterburn seconded “That Tamara Nelson
be re-appointed to the Sidney
Housing Authority for another
5-year term.” Roll call vote:
Yeas:
All council members
present.
Gay moved, Gallaway seconded “That Resolution No.
call vote: Yeas:
All council
members present.
City of Sidney, Nebraska
Whereas:
The State of
Nebraska desires to make
improvements on a portion
of Highway US-30 within the
Corporate Limits of Sidney,
Nebraska under a highway
improvement project denoted
as Project No. RD-30-1(1020),
and
Whereas:
this highway
improvement project will also
improve Municipal infrastructure at various locations with
the project limits as shown in
the agreement, and
Whereas:
the improvements to be completed within
the municipal boundaries are
adequately described in the
agreement, and
Whereas:
the municipality’s responsibilities under this
agreement are adequately
described in the agreement and
are understood by the municipality, and
Whereas: the City of Sidney,
Nebraska concurs to enter into
this agreement with the State
of Nebraska, Department of
Roads, for said improvement,
NOW,
THEREFORE,
BET
IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL
OF
SIDNEY,
NEBRASKA that the Mayor is
authorized by this City Council
to execute this agreement
with the State of Nebraska,
Department of Roads for Project
Number4 No. RD-30-1 (1020).
seconded “That Geri Anthony
be appointed as the City of
Sidney’s representative and
Bill Taylor be appointed as the
City’s alternate on the JESWA
board.” Roll call vote: Yeas:
Gaston moved, Gay seconded “That the following claims
for August 2015, are hereby approved and should be
paid as provided by law out
of
the respective funds in
the city treasury.”
Roll call
vote: Yeas: Gallaway, Gaston,
Gay and Arterburn. Nays:
None. Abstain: Nienhueser.
(Abbreviation for claims: aw
awards, ct contract, du dues,
eq equipment, ex expenses, in
insurance, re reimbursements,
sa salaries, se service, su supplies, tr transfers, tt travel/
training , tx tax, ut utilities)
Cabela’s eq 559.42.
Gaston moved, Gay seconded “That the following claims
for August 2015, are hereby approved and should be
paid
as provided
by law
out of
the respective funds
in the city treasury.” Roll call
vote: Yeas: Gallaway, Gaston,
Gay and Arterburn. Nays:
None. Abstain: Nienhueser.
(Abbreviation for claims: aw
awards, ct contract, du dues,
eq equipment, ex expenses, in
insurance, re reimbursements,
sa salaries, se service, su supplies, tr transfers, tt travel/
training , tx tax, ut utilities)
Hillside Ventures se 2420.00.
Gay moved, Arterburn seconded “That the following
claims for August 2015, are
hereby approved and should
be paid as provided by law
out of
the respective funds
in the city treasury.” Roll call
(Abbreviation
for claims: aw awards, ct contract, du dues, eq equipment,
ex expenses, in insurance, re
reimbursements, sa salaries, se
service, su supplies, tr transfers, tt travel/training , tx tax,
ut utilities)
21st Century Equipment
eq 103.50, 7758.04, 341.78,
40.64; 3M eq 10537.50; A-1
Sports se 11.85; Absolute
Solutions
ct
10472.17,
35954.70;
Accelerated
Receivables se 93.68; AG
Teck Repair se 21.44, 136.82;
Alexander Tim se 500.00; Altec
Industries eq 343.56; American
AED su 74.00; Arnold Pool
se 58.90; Baker & Assoc ct
6810.18, 44076.56; Barker
Cleaners
su45.00;
Barker
Rinker Seacat Architecture se
2890.36; Behavioral Medicine
se 416.00; Bobcat of Casper eq
258.48; Bomgaars su 79.66,
135.92; Boot Hill Committee
se 7056.42; Brandt Appraisal
se 1950.00; Bridgestone su
371.82; Bronson, Cina re 94.51;
Brown Transfer se 211.58; Burco
Printing su 145.00; Busted
Knuckle se 447.00; CC&M
Air cooled Engine se 345.98;
C&M Golf su 582.36; Canon
Financial se 122.90; Capital
City Concepts se 13500.00;
Cardmember se 835.62, 72.43,
114.46; Carolina Software se
200.00; Caselle ct 1080.33;
CenturyLink se 96.89; Charter
se 7.89, 67.99; Cheyenne Co
Chamber se 1666.66, 1683.00;
Cheyenne
Co
Community
Center se 10000.00; Cheyenne
Co Court se 48.00; Cheyenne
Co Emergency Comm Cntr
se 24318.13; Cheyenne co
Treasurer se 14.00; Chief su
721.43, 51.25; City of Sidney
se 25.00, 2340.00, 20.00,
6240.00, 4680.00, 2600.00,
125.00,
657.98,
1000.00,
3133.49, 45.30, 1728.93 ,
bd 19750.00, sa 108114.78,
1198.11, 95307.56, 12443.78,
11726.57, 18838.69, 15903.52,
1198.11, 29429.06, 30621.54,
24144.19, 11951.20, 12579.60,
7591.36, 7907.85, in 5133.11,
66044.89, 862.13, 11314.55,
816.89, 12151.34, 1601.71,
21726.23, 932.88, 13229.70,
669.52, 7850.03; ut 9433.41,
167.00,
914.74,
499.39,
116.15, 16148.50, 10707.80,
Clothes Hamper se 156.00,
108.00; Club Prophet eq
1889.00; Cobitco su 88528.55,
5244.91; Contractors Materials
su 191.40, 368.50, 184.80;
Cranmore se 85.00, 84.00;
Croell Redi Mix su 105.35;
Culligan se 136.45, 12.50,
29.95;
Darin’s
Auto
se
2105.39; Day & Night se 84.23,
808.23, 1690.00; Deaver Tire
se 65.00; Dept of Energy su
28074.04; Design Solutions
ct
4379.79;
Diamondback
Engineering ct 7550.00; Digital
Alley se 85.00; DP Electronics
su 996.68, 2890.63; Dutton
Lainson su 6834.25; E&S Auto
se 836.04, 1023.88, 2374.52,
46.28, 315.95, 52.68; Eagle
Communications su 57.50; Eco
Resource Solutions su 152.00;
Electric Power Systems su
24404.25; Enviro Service se
108.00, 72.00; Environmental
Resources su 274.92; Fairfield
Inn se 284.46; Farwest Line
su 800.32, Finney’s su 722.83,
265.36,
116.48,
271.80,
396.71,
124.67;
Flagship
Publishing su 480.00; Floyd’s
Truck Center se 135.89;
Forestry Suppliers su 345.67;
Foster Lumber su 269.44, 13.70,
129.33, 80.12; Fremont Bank &
Trust ct 13175.82; Frenchman
Valley su 9056.74, 2687.16,
3610.22, 1522.44, 1137.60,
874.80; Gemplers su 981.87;
GLEC su 926.45; GoldenWest
Industrial su 877.26; Golf &
Sport Solutions su 432.77;
Gordon’s Body Shop su 59.50;
Graff’s
Turf
su
5024.00;
Grainger su 319.29, 109.80;
Hall’s Safety Equip su 495.15;
Hamilton se 264.80, 99.90,
49.95; Hometown Leasing ct
978.32; Horizon West su 98.82;
Houser, Jodene su 95.18;
Housman Kasey se 72.71;
Huber & Asso se 5441.00; Ideal
Linen su 364.31, 64.14, 68.05,
24.82, 80.18; Intermountain
Sales eq 2861.99; Interstate
Batteries su 105.72, 191.10,
227.90; Jirdon Agri Chemicals
su 7701.22, 308.82; Johnson,
Kris re 109.83, 487.60; Kevin’s
Electric se 22.00, 143.00; Kriz
Davis eq 3622.85, 9891.89;
KSID se 1793.20; L&P Financial
se 6182.62; LL Johnson eq
2561.01, 1780.41; Landis & Gyr
eq 850.00; Langley Trucking
su 547.92, 485.92 19203.12;
Leaf Construction se 1032.00;
League of NE Municipalities
se 15543.00; League of NE Utilities Sec du 300.00, 300.00,
500.00,
1580.00,
300.00,
430.00; Leal, Ron se 450.00;
Lincoln Winwater eq 12173.30;
Lynn Peavey se 68.25; MC
Schaff & Asso se 2296.50; Mail
Finance ct 2064.00; Martin
Marietta se 1210.72; Matthes,
Joan se 625.00; Merchant JT&S
se 550.00; Midwest Connect
se 250.00; Midwest Lab se
746.00; Midwest Underground
se 39960.68; Miller & Sons Golf
se 365.91, 50.99; Miller Office
su 3455.92, 41.69, 47.28;
Miracle Recreation se 3962.00;
MEAN su 494323.08; Municipal
Supply su 4374.876, 2420.57;
Murphy Tractor su 96.64; Musco
Sports Lighting su 48000.00;
MWC Enterprises su 557.72,
12030.00; NAPA Auto su 91.48;
NDEQ su 2851.25; NE Dept
of Revenue su 69121.29; NE
Dept of Roads su 11241.84;
NE Environmental Products
su 204.00; NE Public Health
Environmental Lab se 798.00;
NE Rural Water du 25.00; NE
State Treasurer se 66.93; NT&T
se 1525.16, 128.51, 198.13,
304.20, 168.29; NE Land Tire
su 466.76, 550.48, 142.38;
Nienhueser Const se 60979.55;
NE Machinery eq 251.97, 59.31;
Northern Safety su 402.13;
Northwest Pipe eq 4406.53;
Olsen, Eleanor se 275.00;
Olsson Asso se 2387.76; One
Call se 86.35, 86.35; Palmer,
Mike tt 74.00; Panhandle Auto
se 6.50; Panhandle Concrete
su 2619.00; PCHelp se 284.00;
Pepsi su 641.60; Person, Gary
re 34.45; Pins & Needles
Embroidery se 395.83; Points
West Ins se 68.00, 375.00; Pond
World su 274.64; Prestige Flag
su 33.14; Quality Construction
se 481.00, 3600.00; R&R
Products su 215.87; Radtke,
Hank tt 229.50; Ray O’Heeron
Co su 102.58, 157.94; Region
I OHD se 375.00; RWMC se
5948.66; Respond First Aid su
83.38; Rick Tanquary Painting
su 700.00; Ringleman, Jim
se 1120.00; Ritec su 450.00;
Rood’s se 363.10, 15.00,
1059.51; Russell Industries su
927.40; Sam Gingrich & Sons
se 43.00; Sandberg Implement
eq 272.81, 94.82; Sargent
Drilling se 3150.00; Sauder
Auto se 1024.70, 873.16;
Scotties Potties se 630.00;
Segelke, Carla se 1050.00;
Sherwin Williams su 1980.00,
420.00; Shirt Tales su 300.00;
Sidney Glass se 374.22; SRMC
se 54.40, 54.40; Sidney Sun
Telegraph se 65.00, 1136.88;
Silver
Dollar
su
342.00;
Skarshang Testing se 700.83;
SOA Enterprises su 2498.00;
Sonntag, Goodwin & Leef se
5003.15; Sonny’s su 15.36,
83.05; Source Gas su 1081.92,
44.44, 88.90, 64.95, 22.23,
106.88; SPNRD se 1268.00;
SPL Int’l su 231.40; Splish
Splash su 89.40, 5.60; State of
NE Business se 100.00; Sterling
Monument su 145.00; Sterling
Trailers su 9400.00; Stern
Oil su 789.68; Stone, Eloise
rt 400.00; Superior Outdoor
Power su 166.47; Swire Coca
Cola su 486.72; Thompson Co
su 97.18, 114.89; Thomson
Reuters su 200.00; Total Funds
by Hasler se 49.66; Transit
Works se 112.90; Triple O’s
su 574.30, 183.26, 27.95; US
Postal Service su 6000.00,
USA Bluebook su 90.29; Utility
Services Asso se 14799.00; Van
Diest su 5088.05; Verizon su
67.29, 70.53, 33.27, 194.02,
99.81; WS Darley su 255.66;
Walmart su 181.31; Wesco su
4020.50, 5012.74; Western
Engineering
su
7722.00;
Western NE Tourism du 100.00;
Western United Electrical eq
128946.97;
Wheatbelt
ut
9758.27; Whitebluffs se 993.00;
Wolford, Marie rt 916.47; WPCI
se 398.40; Zep su 359.51; Elan
Visa su 597.55; Sidney Sun
Telegraph se 108.00; Keith
County News su 114.00; Baker
& Taylor su 1488.02; City of
Sidney su 922.14; Culligan
su 19.95; Demco su 215.25;
Elan Visa su 431.50; Cenage
Learning su 114.54; Guideposts
su 53.22; Ideal Linen su 100.67;
Journal Office su 35.00; NE
Link su 36.00; NT&T se 31.81;
NE Library Commission su
770.24; OCLC su 200.71; Quill
su 133.96; Segelke Janitorial
su 1050.00; Andrew Sherman
re 39.96; Sidney Sun Telegraph
su 5.73; Sidney Glass su 75.00;
Smartshield su 51.38; U Store
It se 60.00.
Council comments included
appreciation to department
heads and administrative staff
for work on the budget, as well
as extra efforts to keep the
City running smoothly; possible
walking path for kids on Haskill
Hill; surface condition at the
end of walking trail where it
dead-ends on west King Street;
suggestion to add trails around
the pond and Cabela’s to the
trails map to qualify for additional funding; search for city
manager.
Interim
City
Manager
Anthony reported on 1)NDOR
clean-up of petroleum leak at
9th & Illinois; 2) attendance at
JESWA meetings; 3) Marriott
groundbreaking on September
4th; 4) Sandhills Energy meeting on solar energy to be held
on September 10th with Tina
Hochwender attending on behalf
of the City; 5) Trails meeting
attended by Tina Hochwender
and Tom VonSeggern, with
map of project provided by
Ben Dayton; 6) Meeting on
September 29th with Love’s
regarding the placement of a
water tower; 7) Water Project
– addendum #1 for the East
Booster Pump Station, pre-bid
meeting on September 22nd
at 2 p.m.
Meeting adjourned at 9:26
p.m.
/s/MARK NIENHUESER, MAYOR
ATTEST:
/s/CYNTHIA
K.
HEILBRUN,
DEPUTY
CITY
CLERK
on September 29, 2015]
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
CITY MANAGER EXECUTIVE
SEARCH SERVICES
Sealed proposals for City
Manager Executive Search
Services will be received by the
City of Sidney, Nebraska at the
Municipal Building, 1115 13th
Avenue, PO Box 79, Sidney,
NE 69162 on or before 10:00
a.m. October 8, 2015, at which
time the received proposals
will be publicly opened. Any
proposals received after the
above-specified date and time
will be immediately returned
unopened.
Request
for
Proposal documents may be
seen and/or obtained at the
City Clerk’s Office, 1115 13th
Avenue, Sidney, NE 69162 or
by calling (308) 254-5300.
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to reject any or all proposals
and to waive any informality in
the proposals received.
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week does not make up for the
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Dear Annie: Recently, new
neighbors moved in next door.
They seem nice. The problem
is, the husband smokes on their
porch, which is on the side of their
house and only a few yards from
ours. It is close enough that we
can smell cigarette smoke in our
bedrooms, which are all on that
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My husband is highly allergic to
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home. We do not use air conditioning and often leave our windows
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nights. We also have to close the
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in the Suburbs
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approach your neighbor and ask
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ity. Adam then apshould have told you what was
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