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A regular meeting of the Mayor and the City Council of O'Neill was held at the City Hall in said City on the 8th day of September, 2025 at 6:30 P.M. Present: Mayor Scott Menish, City Clerk/Treasurer Sarah Sidak, City Attorney Boyd Strope, Council President Quana Wheeler and Council members; Kayla Burdick, Michelle Liewer, Tim Gleason and Beth Walsh. Absent: Council members Tim Schneider, Paul Asche and Chris Laursen. Notice of this meeting was given in advance thereof according to Section 84-1408 of the Revised Statutes of Nebraska. Notice of the meeting was given to the Mayor and all members of the Council and a copy of the acknowledgement of receipt of notice and the agenda is attached to the minutes. Availability of the agenda was communicated in the advance notice. All proceedings hereafter shown were taken while convened meeting was open to the attendance of the public. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Scott Menish. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Mayor Menish informed the public of the location of the Open Meetings Act poster. Moved by Gleason, second by Liewer to waive the reading of the minutes of the August 4th, 11th and 26th meetings and approve them as if read. Roll call vote as follows: Aye; Wheeler, Liewer, Gleason and Walsh. Nay: Burdick. Absent: Asche, Laursen and Schneider. Motion carried. Natalie Butterfield with the Fenian Women's Auxiliary talked with the Council about the importance of keeping the Shamrock green and not painting it a different color. The Council advised Natalie to work with Bright Horizons and see if they can come up with a compromise and bring it back to the Council on the September 16th special meeting. Moved by Walsh, second by Wheeler to open the public hearing for the McDonald minor subdivision request for property located at 49402 US HWY 20. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. Council member Walsh informed the board that the Planning Commission had met at noon and approved the subdivision as submitted. No public comment was made. Moved by Walsh, second by Burdick to close the public hearing for the McDonald minor subdivision request for property located at 49402 US HWY 20. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. Moved by Gleason, second by Walsh to approve the minor subdivision request from McDonald as submitted. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. No discussion or action was taken on the street/water projects – questions/concerns on 2nd Street, Cemetery, water lines and snow removal due to no one being there for the agenda item. Council member Gleason introduced Resolution No. 25-08, which is on file with the City Clerk. RESOLUTION NO. 25-08 OF THE CITY OF O'NEILL WHEREAS: State of Nebraska Statutes, sections 39-2115, 39-2119, 39-2120, 39-2121 and 39-2520(2), requires an annual certification of program compliance to the Nebraska Board of Public Roads Classifications and Standards; and WHEREAS: State of Nebraska Statute, section 39-2120 also requires that the annual certification of program compliance by each municipality shall be signed by the Mayor or Village Board Chairperson and shall include the resolution of the governing body of the municipality authorizing the signing of the certification. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF O'NEILL, NEBRASKA; that the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign the attached Municipal Annual Certification of Program Compliance. PASSED AND APPROVED this 8th day of September, 2025. -ss- SCOTT MENISH, MAYOR ATTEST: (SEAL) -ss- SARAH SIDAK, CITY CLERK/TREASURER
Second by Wheeler, to adopt Resolution No. 25-08. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. City Clerk Sidak presented to the board the annual LB840 projects submitted by the LB840 Advisory Committee. Moved by Wheeler, second by Walsh to approve PIP-LB840-208 for a new door in the amount of $6,250.00 and PIP-LB840-209 for a new sign in the amount of $10,000.00. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. Moved by Walsh, second by Wheeler to approve the Treasurer's Report. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. Moved by Wheeler, second by Liewer to approve the bill submitted at this meeting by O'Neill Lumber. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. Moved by Burdick, second by Liewer to approve the remaining bills and to get a more itemized bill from Werth's Its Time and Tony Bosn. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. ALL FUNDS Payroll, salary 192,311.22 FED & FICA, tax 62,019.93 American Family, ins 2,360.28 Black Hills Energy, util 487.30 BlueCrossBlueShield, ins 67,553.34 Bomgaars, su 2,242.67 Colonial Life, ins 892.90 Guardian, ins 1,623.12 John Hancock, pension 13,061.89 NE Dept. of Revenue, tax 5,965.10 NPPD, util 19,959.06 NT&T, phone 959.59 Strope Law, fees 4,947.00 Unum, ins 254.89 Verizon, phone 430.43 Wex Bank, fuel 7,761.42 GENERAL FUND AC Power Sports, ser 282.09 AED Response, su 329.99 Alder Plumbing, ser 3,507.62 Allo, ser 12.00 Appeara, su * Ellie Atkeson, re 20.00 AT&T, phone 175.50 Emily Banks, re 112.50 Tony Bosn, ser 5,192.00 Bound Tree, su 1,600.70 C&S Repair, ser 94.00 Carhart, su 1.47 Century Link, phone 65.18 Mandy Chavez, re 237.50 Claims Recovery Team, re 1,497.46 Cooper Cole, re 112.50 Contingent Fund, su 14.99 Dearborn Life, ins 75.68 Kendyl Delimont, re 75.00 ECO Lab, su 78.75 Egan Supply, su 4,175.00 EZ Kitchens, su 1,200.00 Feld Fire, su 5,115.00 Fire Protection, fees 540.00 Flatwater Sales, su 4,900.00 Floor Maintenance, su 39.80 Grainger, su 157.76 GreatAmerica Financial, pmt 218.25 GreatPlains SmallEngine,su 2,110.80 Mya Hedstrom, re 112.50 Heiman Fire, su 5,222.37 Karlee Hoefer, re 180.00 Holt Co Independent, ad 423.58 In The Swim, su 1,375.50 Inovalon, su 3,591.87 Island Supply, su 354.60 Autumn Jackson, re 150.00 Kaup's Plumbing, ser 310.00 KBRX, ad 22.50 Krier Technologies, su 2,295.00 Lazy T, su 7,408.34 LB840 Fund, pmt 39,403.20 Amber Lindsay, re 112.50 Lisa Mlnarik, re 165.00 Zuri Moore, re 112.50 NECC, fees 224.00 Ogden's, su 30.98 O'Neill Electric, ser 931.00 O'Neill Lumber, su 93.13 One Office, su 828.18 Matthew Otte, re 257.50 Bethany Owens, re 132.50 Pinnacle Bank, su 434.83 Platte Valley, su 5,018.15 David Pongratz, re 112.50 Ranchland Auto, su 149.27 Reiman's Body Shop, ser 124.73 Jaycee Reynolds, re 60.00 Rural Fire Board, pmt 30,000.00 Brenda Schmeichel, ser 750.00 Paul Schwindt, ser 185.00 School Dist 7, pmt 4,220.00 Tiffani Shoemaker, re 150.00 Kyle Stearns, re 112.50 Sunset Pool, su 857.85 Tax Commissioner, tax 403.51 Team Lab, su 2,303.00 Torpins, su 130.27 VSP, ins 117.85 Mike Walker, ser 100.00 Michael Wecker, re 112.50 Wind Prairie, ser 2,300.00 Delaney Wohlert, re 125.00 POLICE FUND A&J Tire, su 58.99 AT&T, phone 38.08 B&D Securities, ser 1,506.00 Century Link, phone 80.19 Contingent Fund, su 8.75 Criminal Addiction, fees 600.00 DetectaChem, su 133.78 Melissa Forker, ser 200.00 GreatAmerica Financial, pmt 129.00 Holt Co 4Paws, ser 200.00 Jack's Uniforms, su 749.94 Kelli Munoz, ser 54.00 NCDHD, fees 200.00 O'Neill Shopper, ad 50.00 One Office, su 1,262.62 Platte Valley, su 200.66 Quill, su 168.14 Ranchland Auto, su 9.49 Schaecher Electric, ser 793.27 Sobotka Carpentry, ser 20,000.00 Stick It Vinyl, ser 1,812.25 Town and Country, ser 298.68 STREET FUND Appeara, su 353.85 Barco, su 340.25 Carhart, su 190.00 Cole Redi Mix, su 1,940.00 Connot Tire, ser 25.75 Contingent Fund, su 243.44 Cubby's, fuel 53.02 Diamond Vogel, su 45.75 GreatPlains SmallEngine, su 94.48 Holt Co Independent, ad 78.73 Midwest Service, su 918.00 Ogden's, su 7.97 Olsson, fees 238.23 Omni, su 1,251.25 O'Neill Auto, su 108.46 O'Neill Lumber, su 42.99 Ranchland Auto, su 22.20 Smoke It Up, su 113.45 Stan Houston, su 124.00 Stick It Vinyl, ser 1,975.00 Tax Commissioner, tax 119.64 Van Diest Supply, su 2,046.25 SEWER FUND Accounts Management, pmt 1,068.68 Alfie Packers, su * Big Red, su 55.65 Carhart, su 2,630.00 Cole Petroleum, su 435.50 Colonial Research, su 156.10 Contingent Fund, su 63.22 Cubby's, fuel 329.57 Farmers Pride, fuel 179.76 Grainger, su 1,243.97 Midwest Lab, su 314.22 Ogden's, su 91.96 One Call, ser 38.43 O'Neill Electric, ser 561.70 One Office, su 15.99 Ranchland Auto, su 3.59 Smith & Loveless, ser 165,252.10 Tax Commissioner, tax 4,848.23 Torpin's, su 3.69 USA Blue Book, su 34.55 VSP, ins 39.45 WATER FUND A.S.A.P. Express, ser 56.38 Alder Plumbing, ser 266.50 Badger Meter, su 112.70 Big Red, su 55.65 Tony Bosn, ser 542.18 Carhart, su 62.58 City Utility Deposit, re 2,880.00 Cole Petroleum, su 435.50 Contingent Fund, su 63.21 Core & Main, su 1,030.50 Farmers Pride, fuel 179.77 FedEx, ser 311.43 Grainger, su 46.35 NE Child Support, pmt 415.40 NE Public Health, tests 531.50 Ogden's, su 71.98 Olsson, fees 47.65 One Call, ser 38.44 One Office, su 15.99 Ranchland Auto, su 3.60 Rutjens, ser 39,757.00 Tax Commissioner, tax 1,219.37 Torpin's, su 3.69 USA Blue Book, su 136.11 SOLID WASTE FUND Accounts Management, pmt 600.00 AKRS, su 54.89 Butler Co. Landfill, fee 59,093.60 Connot Tire, ser 339.90 Elliott, su 126.81 Holt Co Independent, ad 24.00 Linweld, su 47.05 NE Child Support, pmt 1,109.10 NEDWEE, fees 250.00 Niobrara Valley, util 864.30 Olsson, fees 47.65 Pinnacle Bank, su 82.50 Paul Schwindt, ser 175.00 Its Werth the Time, ser 5,800.00 LB840 KBRX, ad 15.00 Strope Law, fees 3,013.00 KAYLA BURDICK, WARD I MICHELLE LIEWER, WARD I Moved by Wheeler, second by Walsh to adjourn. Roll call vote as follows: All Ayes. Motion carried. The meeting was adjourned at 7:06 P.M. SCOTT MENISH, MAYOR ATTEST: (SEAL) SARAH SIDAK, CITY CLERK/TREASURER Published September 18, 2025 38 ZNEZ
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