Council approves Quincy Right-of-Way project; Buck records conflict and abstains
January 19, 2026 | Bennet, Lancaster County, Nebraska
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Mayor Ryan Cheney introduced the Quincy Right-of-Way project and the discussion centered on changes needed to affected lots. City Attorney David Solheim recommended preparing a new plat and securing signatures from property owners showing agreement to the proposed changes, and the council noted Lancaster County confirmation will be required.
The motion to approve the project was made by Councilman Pete Simmons and seconded by Jesse Schmidt. Roll call recorded YES: Jesse Schmidt, Pete Simmons, Dan Zieg; Councilman Josh Buck abstained with a conflict. The council’s approval included direction to prepare a new plat and obtain county confirmation before finalizing property changes.
The motion to approve the project was made by Councilman Pete Simmons and seconded by Jesse Schmidt. Roll call recorded YES: Jesse Schmidt, Pete Simmons, Dan Zieg; Councilman Josh Buck abstained with a conflict. The council’s approval included direction to prepare a new plat and obtain county confirmation before finalizing property changes.
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