Pacific Court (94th & Pacific)

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Pacific Rows (94th & Pacific)

Bulldozing another District 66 Acreage and building a bunch of row houses on it...

https://planning.cityofomaha.org/images ... uly/11.pdf
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21 units, that's a good infill project. There has been an uptick in townhome proposals the last couple planning board meetings.
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Wow, that looks nice! I grew up 1/2 mile SE of here. We used to play football in the empty lot just to the east of this property.
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Nice location next to the substation, poor bastards.
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Glad they're doing something with this property... Its been an eyesore for last year or so. Weeds 5' high, several downed trees in the recent storm.
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Design looks pretty nice from the plan. Hopefully looks equally nice when done.
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Back in front of the Planning Board. Site Plan looks very similar:
https://planning.cityofomaha.org/images ... ber/11.pdf
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Brad wrote: Thu Dec 01, 2022 7:03 pm Back in front of the Planning Board. Site Plan looks very similar:
https://planning.cityofomaha.org/images ... ber/10.pdf
Brad, your link goes to the UNMC saddle creek project, but regardless, glad to hear that this project is getting some activity again... I swear this is one of the crummiest maintained empty lots anywhere. 2-3 times this summer I reported them to the city for overgrowth of weeds.
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This is up for city council approval tomorrow. I think it adds really good density to this area; 21 townhomes on 2 acres.
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The old house is now gone.
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I forgot to mention that on Wednesday, Thiele Geotech was out taking soil samples.
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Heavy equipment working on site today.
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The interior trees have all been removed.
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nativeomahan wrote: Wed Mar 13, 2024 11:09 am The interior trees have all been removed.
The lot was really overgrown with vegetation. Not particularly thrilled about the power substation so close by. Could turn some potential buyers away.
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Ironically the wall of trees that existed shielded this property from having to view the power sub station. Apparently the developer hadn’t thought much about that.
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nativeomahan wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2024 10:57 am Ironically the wall of trees that existed shielded this property from having to view the power sub station. Apparently the developer hadn’t thought much about that.
Maybe they will plant some new trees. Or figure out some other buffer between the townhomes and the power station. Wouldn’t want to pay big money and have to look at that.
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Cermak wrote: Sun Mar 17, 2024 11:28 pm
nativeomahan wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2024 10:57 am Ironically the wall of trees that existed shielded this property from having to view the power sub station. Apparently the developer hadn’t thought much about that.
Maybe they will plant some new trees. Or figure out some other buffer between the townhomes and the power station. Wouldn’t want to pay big money and have to look at that.
20 years later, they might be tall enough. Leaving the trees would have been free.
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nativeomahan wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2024 10:57 am Ironically the wall of trees that existed shielded this property from having to view the power sub station. Apparently the developer hadn’t thought much about that.
They were old silver maple trees. They would be gone in a few years anyway. This part of town is full of silver maples that are all near the end of their life. We live down the way and had 5 silver maples, and are down to 3. The house behind us had 4 and they have removed 2 of theirs.

Besides being old silver maples trees trees, they are junk trees. They are so messy. Start fresh and plant something better.
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Brad wrote: Mon Mar 18, 2024 10:31 am
nativeomahan wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2024 10:57 am Ironically the wall of trees that existed shielded this property from having to view the power sub station. Apparently the developer hadn’t thought much about that.
They were old silver maple trees. They would be gone in a few years anyway. This part of town is full of silver maples that are all near the end of their life. We live down the way and had 5 silver maples, and are down to 3. The house behind us had 4 and they have removed 2 of theirs.

Besides being old silver maples trees trees, they are junk trees. They are so messy. Start fresh and plant something better.
Silver maples are the worst tree ever created! Not only do they have the messy problem Brad mentioned, their shallow roots ruin your yard.
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Fill dirt has been brought in.
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Back to the earlier discussion about the trees, there is still a line of trees along the back property line between this development and the sub station. Looks like they are on the sub station side of the property line.
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Apparently this has changed from "Pacific Rows" to "Pacific Court"

And has gone from 21 row houses to 8 single family lots.

https://planning.cityofomaha.org/images ... une/04.pdf
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Brad wrote: Thu May 30, 2024 2:46 pm Apparently this has changed from "Pacific Rows" to "Pacific Court"

And has gone from 21 row houses to 8 single family lots.

https://planning.cityofomaha.org/images ... une/04.pdf
That’s interesting that they changed to single family homes. This should be a nice improvement to what was previously there.