Community DataBank: Local Government Meetings (Aug. 17, 2023)

(Editor’s Note: The following agendas should be considered draft agendas until 72 hours prior to the meetings.) 

  

Valencia Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors 

When: 4 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 17,  via video or teleconference: Meeting ID: 283 468 103 503; call in directly at 1 469-965-602,,116909656# 

Agenda highlight: Special guest Debbie Lee, MRG Endangered Species Collaborative, 2023 Climate Futures workshop; consideration of applying for MRDESCP membership 

 

Also on the agenda 

• Public comments
• District staff monthly report
• Special guest Todd Caplan, of Isleta Reach Stewardship Association
• Updates, partner reports and correspondence from NMDA monthly report, MRGCD monthly report, Friends of Whitfield monthly report
• Consideration of district inventory and asset appreciation
• Update on VSWCD’s Infrastructure Capital Improvement Plan
• Consideration of July 2023 expenditures, Whitfield HVAC update, maintenance storage shed and grant updates
• Executive session to discuss attorney-client privilege pertaining to threatened or pending litigation
• Consideration of contract for legal services

  

Rio Communities Planning and Zoning Commission 

When: 4 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 17, in the council chambers 

Agenda highlight: Consideration of Tasa Stromei’s request at 5 N. Navajo Ave. to be rezoned from planned development to commercial 2 

 

Also on the agenda 

• Public comment
• General commission discussion and future agenda items

  

Bosque Farms Village Council 

When: 5:45 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 17, in the council chambers 

Agenda highlight: Discussion of comprehensive plan 

 

Also on the agenda 

• Department report
• Mayor and council reports
• Treasurer’s report
• Non-agenda items
• Public hearing and consideration of ICIP
• Consideration of inter-governmental agreement with Peralta for emergency medical services
• Consideration of land split minor subdivision by Adenka Behal for property located at 1900 W. Bosque Loop
• Consideration of ordinance text changes for 10-1-4 (enclosed carport) 
• Consideration of New Mexico Municipal League voting delegates
• Consideration of LGBMS bar line item addition in law enforcement protection fund
• Consideration of transferring funds to money market account from utilities in the amount of $1 million and from general fund of $500,000

  

Belen City Council 

When: 6 p.m., Monday, Aug. 21, in the council chambers 

Agenda highlight: Public hearing and consideration of ordinance for vacant properties 

 

Also on the agenda 

• Public comment
• Presentation from Dalkia Solutions LED Lighting update
• Consideration of lease agreement between the Belen Regional Airport and Keystone Aerial Surveys (formerly Blue Skies Consulting, LLC)
• Consideration of an infrastructure feasibility loan on Well No. 9 backup
• City manager’s report
• Communication from city council

  

Valencia County Planning and Zoning Commission 

When: 3 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 22, in the commission chambers 

Agenda highlight: Consideration of a conditional use to develop 6 Saxon Court for a church and construct a new temple to hold services 

  

Belen Board of Education 

When: 5 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 22, in the administration office boardroom 

Agenda highlight: Consideration of superintendent’s contract regarding additional compensation based on accomplishment merit 

 

Also on the agenda 

• Open forum
• Superintendent’s report, including All Faiths Wraparound and Ed Tech notes
• Board reports
• Consideration of memorandum of understanding with All Faiths Wraparound

 

Peralta Town Council 

When: 6 p.m., Tuesday, July 22, at Peralta Town Hall 

Agenda highlight: Discussion and consideration of proceeding with negotiation and offer to purchase building and property at 2500 Bosque Farms Blvd. 

 

Also on the agenda 

• Department reports
• Governing body reports
• Public comments
• Community service assignment
• Universal Waste system grants of $2,500 each year to town of Peralta to support local youth activities, including Valencia High School FFA, Valencia County 4-H, Valencia County Girl Scouts and Los Lunas High School golf team

  

Los Lunas Board of Education 

When: 6 p.m., Tuesday, July 22, at the central office boardroom 

Agenda highlight: Discussion of procedure for due care in responding to requests for reimbursement of legal fees by board members Bryan C. Smith and Eloy G. Giron 

 

Also on the agenda 

• Executive session at 5 p.m. to discuss pending litigation in which the public body is a participant and which may include personally-identifiable information regarding a student 
• Public comment
• Consideration of pending litigation in which the public body is a participant and which may include personally-identifiable information regarding a student 
• Presentation of project priorities for 2023 bond sale
• Superintendent’s report
• Presentation of 100-day entry plan 
• Discussion of school safety and security
• Discussion of overview of Pre-K program
• Audit committee report
• Consideration of open meetings resolution
• Consideration of finance committee items

  

Los Lunas Village Council 

When: 6 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 24, in the council chambers 

Agenda highlight: Consideration of aquatics center needs analysis conceptual plan proposal 

 

Also on the agenda 

• Public input forum
• Update from Albuquerque Regional Economic Alliance
• Consideration of memorandum of understanding with Sandoval County regarding I-40 Tradeport Corridor Mobility Plan
• Executive session to discuss hiring a full-time police officer, a full-time police clerk, a full-time facility maintenance II, a full-time facility technician II, a full-time facility maintenance I, a full-time construction/safety inspector and a part-time museum technician