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Sep 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Beatrice Board of Public Works Regular Meeting Minutes
The board approved consent agenda items including the write-off of bad debts and pay requests for asphalt sealing and grit improvement projects. Key discussions included the recommendation and approval of the FY27 Biennial Budget for the Electric, Water, WPC, and Street Departments. Various department reports were delivered, detailing ongoing street asphalt replacements, sewer infrastructure progress, ammonia level testing, electric grid conversion projects, and updates on the power generation facility project.
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The Commission held a public hearing regarding a rezoning application for property at 604 West Court Street, considering a change from General Commercial to Residential Commercial zoning. Following the hearing, the Commission passed and adopted Resolution Number 26-20, which recommends this rezoning to the City Council.
Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Beatrice Board of Public Works Regular Meeting
The board reviewed the FY27 budget, including projected revenue, expenditures, and capital projects for the Electric, Street, Water, and WPC departments. Specifically, the board discussed proposed wage increases, health insurance funding, and infrastructure fee implementations. Additionally, staff provided updates on current projects, including ongoing concrete and asphalt repairs, street construction, electrical line rebuilds, and watermain replacements.
Aug 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Planning And Zoning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The commission held several public hearings regarding property rezoning requests. Resolutions were passed recommending to the City Council the rezoning of 1807-1829 May Street from Urban Family Residential to Multi-Family Residential, and the rezoning of 115 North Sumner Street and 123 North Sumner Street from General Commercial District to Residential Commercial.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
