The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners will meet Monday, April 20, at the Lincoln County Courthouse in North Platte, with a full agenda that includes routine business, public hearings, and several funding and infrastructure items.
The meeting will begin at 9 a.m. with an opening prayer, followed by approval of minutes from the April 13 meeting and a public comment period. Commissioners are scheduled to review claims and treasurer’s receipts, consider authorizing a contract with T C Engineering for required engineering services, and receive the monthly fee report from the Lincoln County Sheriff. Additional items include right-of-way applications submitted by Consolidated Companies Inc. and Charter Communications Inc.
At 9:15 a.m., the board will recess and reconvene as the Lincoln County Board of Equalization. During that portion of the meeting, officials will consider approval of prior meeting minutes, hear public comment, and review certificates of correction and refund from the county assessor, along with a motor vehicle tax exemption application submitted by the county treasurer. The board will also take up a protest regarding the determination of taxability filed by Mid Plains Community College.
The commissioners will reconvene at 9:30 a.m. to consider a subdivision application tied to Prairie View Acres 3rd Subdivision, located at 291 East Old Barn Road. The request involves property in an R-2 Urban Density Residential District.
At 9:35 a.m., a public hearing is scheduled for a liquor license application from Fast Stop 1151 Inc. in Hershey. Commissioners will consider whether to recommend approval of a Class D beer, wine, and spirits off-sale license to the Nebraska Liquor Control Commission.
Later in the morning, the board will receive and consider bids for asphaltic concrete paving tied to a county road project. Additional agenda items include discussion of the Make It Click Nebraska Office of Highway Safety grant running from May 15 through May 31, and an interlocal agreement for a Veterans Service Officer shared with Logan County.
The agenda also allows for a possible closed session if needed for legal, personnel, or real estate matters. The meeting will conclude with reports from elected officials, department heads, and committee members.