City Administrator Report

February 18, 2020 CITY OF PAPILLION CHRIS MYERS CITY ADMINISTRATOR Upcoming Events PHONE: 597-2062 EMAIL: Papillion Landing Open House - February 21 CMYERS@PAPILLION. ORC 2020 League of Municipalities Midwinter Conference - February 24-25

Wastewater Agency Board Meeting - February 26 News Articles Emp loyee Appreciation Banquet - February 28 New artist featured at Papil­ lion City Hall - PT United Cities Meeting - March 2 1/31 /2020

Firefi ghter injured while Information Report battling single-home blaze south of Papillion - Omaha World Herald 2/ 1/2020 I paiticipated in the UCSC legislative briefing conference cal l.

Sarpy County leaders fea r Mayor Black, senior staff and I attended the SCEDC Annual Meeting. OPPD solar project could hinder sewer expansion - Amber and I attended the Wastewater Agency Administrator Meeting. Omaha World Herald 21312020 Mayor Black, Amber and I met with the Sarpy County Tourism office.

Papillion City Council ap­ Mayor Black and I attended United Cities. proves city administrator, consents to resettlement of refugees- PT 2/5/2020 Building Permits Hormel Foods to employ about 200 people at Sarpy R&R Realty- (Tenant Finish) - 14472 Gold Coast Road County manufacturing faci l­ ity - PT 211 1/ 2020 RWR Offices - (Remodel) - 965 Patricia Drive

Sarpy County Crisis Negoti­ DAMMM 2 LLC Commercial Offices - (Tenant Finish) - 11650 S. I 54th Street ations Unit trained in how to respond to emergencies - Walnut Acres LLC - (New Building) - 132nd and Comhusker PT 02/12/2020

Miscellaneous Information

OPPD Wins Deal of the Year Award fo r Attracting Facebook and Renewable Energy Projects

Letter from United Cities of Sarpy County- Opposition to LB I 046

Letter from United Cities of Sarpy County - Opposition to LB 119 2/3/2020 Sarpy County leaders fear OPPD solar project could hinder sewer expansion I News - Plus I omaha.com

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By Reece Ristau I World-Herald staff writer Feb 3, 2020

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Sewers vs. solar power.

Efforts to build up both could have big implications for Sarpy County's future. But those efforts also have sparked a dispute over land.

The Omaha Public Power District plans to build solar farms in eastern Nebraska that by 2024 would generate 400 to 600 megawatts of energy a year. To do so, it will need up to 3,000 acres of land. https://www .oma ha .co m/news/p Iu s/sarpy-cou nty-leaders-fea r-oppd-solar-proj ect-could-h i nde r-sewer/articl e_ c43e6d2f-2eba-528e-a460-caf6ef25 7b65. . . . 1/5 2/3/2020 Sarpy County leaders fear OPPD solar project could hinder sewer expansion I News - Plus I omaha.com

As OPPD works to understand more about the cost and scale of the project, it has reached agreements with landowners to potentially purchase their land, some of which is in Sarpy County.

That's concerning to some officials of a county wastewater agency that's in the early stages of a $220 million plan to bring sewers to the southern portion of the county.

After the first sewer lines are installed, the agency plans to use new sewer fees and new property tax revenue to pay for future phases of the sewer project. OPPD doesn't pay taxes because it is a public entity, so any land it purchases in the sewer agency's jurisdiction, known as its growth area, would not contribute to the sewer system's growth, leaders of the wastewater agency say.

"We have made a huge commitment of tax dollars in our sewer agency - a huge commitment - and the whole financial feasibility of it depends on the development of that sewer agency area," Sarpy County Board Chairman Don Kelly said in an interview.

The agency's growth area encompasses about 45,000 acres from southwest Bellevue to southeast Gretna, south of Highway 370. The first phase of sewer work may not be complete for a decade. But once the area has sewer access, developers will be able to build new houses, businesses and shopping centers.

Tim Burke, OPPD's president, said the agency's concerns are premature. OPPD began optioning land for the solar project as a way to understand possible costs, Burke said in an interview. Not all of that land will end up being purchased.

https://www.omaha.com/news/plus/sarpy-county-leaders-fear-oppd-solar-proj ect-could-hinder-sewer/article_c43e6d2f-2eba-528e-a460-caf6ef257b65. ... 2/5 2/3/2020 Sarpy County leaders fear OPPD solar project could hinder sewer expansion I News - Plus I omaha.com "We're not going to have 3,000 acres of solar in Sarpy County," Burke said.

The new solar power project, when complete, will lead to the closure of the last two units burning coal at OPPD's power plant in North Omaha.

OPPD has not told the wastewater agency where in the county it has optioned land, Kelly said.

Now that OPPD has received proposals from companies who may build or operate the solar farms - those proposals were due last week - the utility provider will decide how to proceed, which will include speaking with sewer agency leaders.

"Our plan all along was to come back out to them and say, 'Here's what this looks like; give us feedback on it,' " Burke said.

The solar power project is expected to require 2,000 to 3,000 acres of land. Burke said OPPD has optioned about 1,000 acres in Sarpy County, though he didn't know how much of it was in the sewer agency's growth area.

Solar farms are expected to be built across multiple sites in OPPD's 13-county service area.

A December letter from the sewer agency's board to OPPD requested that the utility provider not purchase any land in the agency's growth area. That letter was signed by Kelly and the mayors of Bellevue, Gretna, La Vista, Papillion and Springfield.

https://www.omaha.com/news/plus/sarpy-county-leaders-fear-oppd-solar-project-could-hinder-sewer/article_c43e6d2f-2eba-528e-a460-caf6ef257b65.... 3/5 2/3/2020 Sarpy County leaders fear OPPD solar project could hinder sewer expansion I News - Plus I omaha.com Dan Hoins, Sarpy County's administrator, said sewer connection fees cost $17,500 an acre. The county would miss out on $17.5 million ifOPPD buys 1,000 acres in the agency's growth area, a figure that doesn't include property tax payments from potential private development.

Andrew Rainbolt, executive director of the Sarpy County Economic Development Corp., said he thinks it's too early to know what impact OPPD's plans may have on the sewer agency.

"As more ... things come into focus, I'd like to be able to work with OPPD to figure out exactly what could work for them and still make sure that it works for the county as well," Rainbolt said.

In lieu of taxes, OPPD directs some of its revenue to county and city governments and school districts. Some of that money- up to $30 million - is being used to kick-start the sewer project.

Burke said OPPD is committed to being a good community partner. It wants development in Sarpy County to succeed, he said.

Kelly and Hoins stressed that the sewer agency isn't opposed to solar farms in Sarpy County; it's opposed to those farms taking away land that would be attractive to private developers.

Hoins said he's hopeful that OPPD and the wastewater agency will ultimately work together. After all, Hoins said, energy and sewer access go hand in hand when it comes to development.

"We could build this complete (sewer) system out, and it's useless if (users) don't have power," Hoins said.

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https://www.omaha.com/sarpy/papillion/papillion-city-council-approves-city-administrator-consents-to­ resettlement-of/article_S9a8efe8-273e-50f6-b002-f77aae215d04.html Papillion City Council approves city administrator, consents to resettlement of refugees

By Hailey Stolze Staff Writer Feb 5,2020

Papillion will soon have a new city administrator.

The City Council unanimously approved Amber Powers to serve as the next city administrator at its meeting last night. Powers will replace Christine Myers when Myers retires July 2.

Papillion hired Powers as the assistant city administrator in August 2017 in anticipation of Myer's eventual retirement, Mayor David Black said. Based on her qualifications and performance, she will receive a starting salary of $120,000, according to council documents.

Philip Green was appointed by a unanimous vote to be Powers's deputy city administrator. Green was sworn in Tuesday and starts March 2 with a salary of $109,000.

https://www.omaha.com/sarpy/papillion/papillion-city-council-approves-city-administrator-consents-to-resettlement-of/article_59a8efe8-273e-50f6-b002... 1/4 21712020 Papillion City Council approves city administrator, consents to resettlement of refugees I Papillion Times I omaha.com In other action:

The council voted 5-2 to approve a reconsidered resolution that grants consent to the resettlement of refugees in Papillion. It joins the list of Nebraska cities that provided consent, including Bellevue and La Vista.

The vote spurred from President Donald Trump's executive order issued Sept. 16 that would require state and local governments to provide written consent in order for refugees to resettle within its area.

This resolution previously failed 4-2 at the council's Jan. 7 meeting when Councilman Tom Mumgaard and Councilwoman Lu Ann Kluch were absent. In order for the vote to have passed, the majority of the entire council, or five members, would have needed to vote in its favor.

Absent members are able to submit a motion for reconsideration at least 14 days before the meeting. Mumgaard submitted a request Jan. 8, just before U.S. District Judge Peter Messitte blocked Trump's executive order Jan. 15 on a preliminary basis. Mumgaard said because that block could be temporary, he wanted to go ahead with the reconsideration.

Kluch was also absent from last night's meeting. For the vote to take place last night, the council had to vote to suspend some of its rules.

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htlps:llwww.omaha.com/sarpy/papillion/papillion-city-council-approves-city-administrator-consents-to-resettlement-of/article_59a8efe8-273e-50f6-b002... 2/4 2/7/2020 Papillion City Council approves city administrator, consents to resettlement of refugees I Papillion Times I omaha.com It first suspended a rule that requires all members to be present when a motion to reconsider is voted on. After, it voted to suspend a rule that requires a motion to reconsider to pass with a vote of at least two-thirds of its members and to instead use a majority vote. It was then the council could vote for the resolution to be reconsidered, followed by the actual vote.

Councilmen Steve Sunde and Jason Gaines voted against all five of the resolutions, including the initial Jan. 7 vote.

The council also approved was an agreement to officially join the Sarpy County Traffic Safety Task Force in the council's consent agenda. Formed last September, the task force aims to reduce traffic violations and vehicle crashes, according to council documents. It consists of the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office and the Bellevue, Papillion and La Vista police departments.

Papillion City Council meetings are held every first and third Tuesday ofthe month at 7 p.m. in City Hall, 122 E. 3rd St. Agendas and minutes are posted on the city website at papillion. org/Agenda Center.

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https://www.omaha.com/sarpy/papillion/ hormel-foods-to-employ-about-people-at-sarpy-county­ manufacturi ng/article_c3043b66-4d 1c-11ea-8b05-e78bbc 154134.html Hormel Foods to employ about 200 people at Sarpy County manufacturing facility

By Reece Ristau / World-Herald News Service Feb 11, 2020

Papillion Foods LLC, an offshoot of Hormel Foods, has purchased a former Shopko distribution center at 10808 S. 132nd St. This photo, from 2011, shows the center before it was taken over by Spectrum America, when Shopko outsourced its distribution.

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Hormel Foods is expanding its 1nanufacturing operations into the Omaha metro area, a move expected to create a couple hundred jobs.

Papillion Foods LLC, an offshoot of Hormel, recently purchased a former Shopko distribution center in Sarpy County that closed last year shortly after Shopko declared bankruptcy.

https ://www.omaha.com/sarpy/papillion/hormel-foods-to-employ-about-people-at-sarpy-county-manufacturing/article_ c3043b66-4d 1 c-1 1ea-8b05-e78b. . . 1/3 2/12/2020 Hormel Foods to employ about 200 people at Sarpy County manufacturing facility I Papillion Times I omaha.com The company initially expects to employ about 200 people, the "majority" of whom will be recruited locally, a Hormel spokesperson said in response to questions by The World­ Herald.

"We are excited to expand our manufacturing footprint with this project in the greater Omaha/Council Bluffs area and are targeting a November 2020 opening for this first phase," the company said in a statement.

The distribution center, at 10808 S. 132nd St., will undergo construction valued at $60 million, documents filed with the City of Papillion show. The company said it plans to convert the center into "a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant for our .. . world-class food brands," the statement said.

Hormel said it paid about $25 million for the building and the land beneath it.

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When the distribution center closed soon after, about 300 people lost their jobs.

The Sarpy County facility will be H01mel's first manufacturing facility in Nebraska. The company also uses an independent supplier in Fre1nont.

Hormel Foods is a Fortune 500 food-processing company known for brands such as Skippy peanut butter, Jennie-0 turkeys and Spam.

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https://www.omaha.com/sarpy/ bellevue/sarpy-county-crisis-negotiation-unit-trained-in-how-to­ respond/article_f10cb864-5 988-5d37-86fe-196f42d623ee.html Sarpy County Crisis Negotiation Unit trained in how to respond to emergencies

By Hailey Stolze Staff Writer Feb 12, 2020

When inental health or other emergencies arise, the Sarpy County Crisis Negotiation Unit is trained in how to respond with e1npathy.

Those from the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office and the Bellevue, Papillion and La Vista Police Depa1i1nents arrive on the scene to calm the person involved.

The unit, consisting of 16 law enforce1nent professionals and two mental health professionals, is divided into two teams. Depending on the situation, sometimes just call one team will be called to respond and other times both are.

Lt. Chris Teuscher, Sarpy County's Crisis Negotiation Unit commander, said the hardest part is inaking the individual understand that they're there to help. Someti1nes this ta~ hours, he said, while other times it takes only minutes.

https://www.omaha.com/sarpy/bellevue/sarpy-county-crisis-negotiation-unit-trained-in-how-to-respond/article_f1 Ocb864-5988-5d37 -86fe-196f42d623ee. .. 1/ 4 2/12/2020 Sarpy County Crisis Negotiation Unit trained in how to respond to emergencies I Bellevue Leader I omaha.com CNU member Sgt. Jessica Moore of the Papillion Police Department said she's learned having patience is essential.

"There's not always a big rush to solve things," Moore said. "Sometimes slowing things down gives us an opportunity to get nlore infmmation."

After de-escalating the situation, Teuscher said the members make sure the person gets whatever assistance they need, such as mental health treatment. Every circumstance is different, he said, so there's no one-size-fits-all plan.

Mental Health Consultant Jon Kayne, who has his own psychotherapy practice, said he may talk to them afterward about their options and will make referrals to treatment when necessary.

Those thinking of dying by suicide are looking for a sign things will get better, Kayne said.

"What they're looking for is hope, for a successful resolution, and the negotiation team provides that," Kayne said.

To ensure the CNU team is keeping its crisis response skills sharp, Teuscher said it has trainings often.

That training exceeds the National Technical Officers Association standards of at least 40 hours per year, Teuscher said, from mental health training taught by therapists to discussing past incidents to acting out possible scenarios.

At its last training on Feb. 4, the unit acted out a scenario where a father got into an argument with a daycare employee and then pulled out a gun.

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Kayne said it's iinportant to have law enforcement trained in how to respond appropriately because their primary goal is to protect and serve.

"You can never predict what's going to happen, and very often what happens is a matter of life and death," Kayne said.

It also helps keep other law enforcement personnel safe when they an-ive, Moore said.

"The negotiation unit is not just to keep the residents and the community members safe, but to keep the SWAT team safe," Moore said.

Twice a year, CNU also has a full day of scenario-based training with the SWAT team to practice working together.

Not all are cut out to be on the CNU. In order to join, applicants must have met the experience requirements, received a recormnendation and undergone an interview and selection process, Teuscher said. They're then required to complete a 40-hour class.

Around a year ago, the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office CNU joined forces with the South Metro Police Tactical Negotiation Unit to make the most of all their resources like money and knowledge.

Teuscher said the entire unit is devoted to helping people.

"Everybody in law enforcement has got compassion for people," Teuscher said.

"That's what we kind of hone in on. We want to get it to a peaceful resolution, anything that we do. So, that's what we signed up for, we just want to take it to the next level."

Kayne, who used to work in law enforcement, said he's noticed the industry taking infolink strides toward iinproving how it deals with these situations.

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Thousands of jobs are being created and over $1.6 billion invested in Nebraska as a result of Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) and local partners' economic development efforts. Together, OPPD, Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce, Sarpy County Economic Development Corporation , Nebraska Department of Economic Development, Sarpy County and the

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City of Papillion created a shovel-ready site along Nebraska's Highway 50 corridor - a site that enabled them to recruit Facebook to the region. Facebook is currently in the process of building a 2.6 million-square-foot data center that will use 100% renewable energy, energy that will be supplied by the region's newest wind farm - another project supported by OPPD.

"Innovative partnerships and a collaborative approach were key to attracting Facebook to the region ," said Tim O'Brien , Director of Economic Development and External Relations at OPPD.

OPPD and regional partners knew they wanted to attract large projects to the Highway 50 corridor and that to do so, they would need to invest in creating shovel-ready sites and pro-business energy policies. "We had tried and failed to attract Facebook to the Omaha metro, and specifically Sarpy County. It wasn't until our site preparation met up with OPPD's innovative renewable power structure that we were able to land the single largest capital investment ever in our community," said Andrew Rainbolt, Executive Director of Sarpy County Economic Development Corporation.

OPPD worked with Facebook to develop Rate 261 M, a crucial factor in their decision to build a data center in the area. This gives large customers flexibility in how they meet their energy needs. The most unique feature of the rate structure is that it allows companies access to the market for the energy component of their bill, something that was important to Facebook as they meet their goals for 100°/o renewable energy. It also made it easier to attract Tradewind Energy and their nearly complete Rattlesnake Creek Wind Project, to Dixon County.

When an expansion of its Papillion Data Center is complete in 2023, Facebook will be increasing its annual energy purchase

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from 200 megawatts to 310 megawatts, something the Rattlesnake Creek wind farm will be able to supply while also providing renewable energy for other corporate buyers, including Adobe. When Facebook first announced the project, CEO Mark Zuckerburg said , "We just announced that we're building our ninth data center in Papillion, Nebraska. It will be powered by 1OOo/o clean and renewable energy and will create thousands of jobs in the community over the next few years. To grow the market for the clean energy we need, we worked with the Omaha Public Power District to create a new renewable energy tariff (facebook.com/green) that will now be available to all companies."

Peter Freed, renewable energy manager at Facebook echoed these sentiments when he said, "We're on a mission to connect the world, and we're committed to powering this connectivity with the smallest footprint possible. Our goal is to reach 50 percent clean and renewable energy in our electricity supply mix for our data centers in 2018, and our work with OPPD brings us one step closer."

Letha Tawney, Director of Utility Innovation at World Resources Institute (WRI) further said, "Just like our other data centers, the Papillion facility will be one of the cornerstones of our global infrastructure and will be built to be as sustainable and efficient as possible. It will be one of the most advanced and energy­ efficient data centers in the world. OPPD has done the hard work of carefully evaluating their rates to find every value for the renewable energy buyer without shifting costs to the other customers. OPPD has shown that public power can meet the ambitious demand for clean energy from large customers, and we

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hope other public power agencies take up the example," Tawney said. "The scale of the demand from corporate buyers is only growing."

As a result of the collaboration between OPPD, regional partners, Facebook and Tradewind Energy, Papillion, Dixon County and all of eastern Nebraska is experiencing economic growth. Thousands of construction jobs have been created as over $1 .6 billion is invested in these capital projects. Long-term jobs are being created to operate the data center and wind farm and , once operational, the wind farm will distribute $80 million in property tax and payments to over 100 landowners over the next twenty years.

"Facebook continues to be an exceptional partner to work with, and we are excited by the significant economic and community impacts this project is bringing to both urban and rural Nebraska for many years to come," said O'Brien.

Mid-America EDC congratulates OPPD on these successful projects and on winning the Economic Deal of the Year Award.

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February 10, 2020

The Honorable Curt Friesen, Chairperson Transportation & Telecommunications Committee State Capital Building 1445 K Street Lincoln , NE 68509

RE: LB 1046 - Change provisions relating to taxes & fees on community antenna television services

Dear Senator Friesen and Committee Members:

This letter is in opposition to LB 1046 which would limit municipal occupation taxes (including franchise fees) on community antenna television services to three percent of the gross receipts. Our municipalities rely on the revenue generated through the imposition of occupation taxes and franchise fees. As we strive to provide municipal services in our growing communities, we become increasingly concerned with potential losses in revenues which are needed to fund essential municipal services.

We are further concerned that when limits such as this bill proposes are put into effect, it wi ll open the door for continued exemptions or limits, ultimately leading to the demise of this and other essential revenue sources. These losses will ultimately impact our residents via reductions in municipal services and/or increased property taxes.

While we recognize the motivation behind this proposal is to provide consumer and provider re lief, please understand th at municipalities that have adopted occupation taxes and franchise fees rely significantly on these revenue sources. Any reductions in this revenue would need to be compensated for elsewhere.

The following chart identifies the amount of revenue generated by the community antenna television service franchise within in our municipalities over the past two years.

Community Antenna Television Service Franchise Fee Revenue Potential Loss Rate FY18 FY19 @ 3% (2-Year) Gretna 3% $ 42,062 $ 40,542 n/a La Vista 5% $ 226,844 $ 233,342 $ (184,067) Papillion 5% $ 280,626 $ 277,497 $ (223,249) Springfield 3% $ 11,128 $ 14,480 n/a We truly believe that limiting the community antenna television service franchise fees will be detrimental to our communities that currently exceed the proposed 3% limit. In addition, the reductions in this revenue will likely establish a precedent for future limits and/or exemptions. For these reasons we oppose this legislation and respectfully request that you do not advance this measure.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

FOR THE UNITED CITIES OF SARPY COUNTY

Mayor Douglas Kindig, City of La Vista

Mayor Rusty Hike, City of Bellevue Mayor Jim Timmerman, City of Gretna Mayor David Black, City of Papillion Mayor Bob Roseland, City of Springfield

Cc: Senator Joni Albrecht, Senator John Arch, Senator Carol Blood, Senator Bruce Bostelman, Senator Machaela Cavanaugh, Senator Robert Clements, Senator Sue Crawford, Senator Wendy DeBoer, Senator Suzanne Geist, Senator Mike Hilgers, Senator Andrew La Grone, Senator Dan Hughes Bellevue • Gretna • La Vista • Papillion • Sprinqfield

February 12, 2020

The Honorable Senator Lou Ann Linehan Chairperson of the Revenue Committee State Capita l Building 1445 K Street Lincoln, NE 68509

RE: LB 1109 - Provide a sales tax exemption for the furnishing of water service

Dear Senator Linehan and Revenue Committee Members:

This letter is in opposition to Legislati ve Bill 1109 which would exempt water service from sales tax. As you know, municipa lities that have adopted a local option sales tax rely significa ntly on the revenue generated through the imposition of this tax. We are further concerned that when an exemption such as this is allowed, it will open the door for more exemptions, ultimately leading to the demise of this essential revenue source. Sales tax revenue is one of our primary funding sources for essential municipal services. Loss or reductions in sales tax revenue will ultimately impact ou r residents via reductions in municipal services and/or increased property taxes.

In 201 9, the sa les tax on water services generated the following revenues for our respecti ve jurisdictions:

City Sales Tax State Sales Tax Bellevue $128, 741 $472,051 Gretna $20,475 $203,532 La Vista $52,989 $1 45,720 Papillion $38,291 $294,129 Springfi eld $4,578 $21,073

In addition to the loss of local tax revenue, the state would also see a significa nt loss of revenue. In 201 9, the State of Nebraska collected approximately $1.14 million in sa les tax revenue from water services provided to the citizens and businesses located in the five cities listed above.

Because of our concerns that LB 11 09 would contri bute to the anticipated loss of sales tax revenues and potentia lly establish a precedent for future exemptions, we oppose this legislation and respectfully request that you do not advance this measure. Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,

FOR THE UNITED CITIES OF SARPY COUNTY

Mayor Douglas Kindig, City of La Vista

Mayor Rusty Hike, City of Bellevue Mayor Jim Timmerman, City of Gretna Mayor David Black, City of Papillion Mayor Bob Roseland, City of Springfield

Cc: Senator John Arch Senator Carol Blood Senator Tom Briese Senator Robert Clements Senator Sue Crawford Senator Curt Friesen Senator Mike Groene Senator Mark Kolterman Senator Andrew La Grone Senator Brett Lindstrom Senator John McCollister