City Council initiates master plan for new community park design

April 10, 2025 | Pecos, Reeves County, Texas

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During the April 10, 2025, Regular City Council Meeting in Pecos, Texas, significant discussions centered around the selection process for engineering and design services for a new park project. The council reviewed the qualifications of three companies that were approached for their expertise, with only one company, Half an Associates, providing a satisfactory response.

The city’s approach involved a structured request for qualifications, which included engineering, architectural, and landscaping services. The responses were evaluated based on a scoring system, ensuring that the selected firm would meet the community's needs effectively. The council emphasized the importance of community input in the design process, highlighting that a master plan would be developed for the large park area.
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Concerns were raised regarding the transparency of the selection process, particularly about the incomplete submission from one of the companies. Council members expressed the need for clarity on the evaluation criteria and the submissions received, indicating a desire for more comprehensive documentation to support their decision-making.

The discussions underscored the city’s commitment to involving the community in the planning stages of the park, while also navigating the complexities of procurement and ensuring that the chosen firm aligns with the city’s expectations. As the council moves forward, they will need to address the concerns raised about the selection process to maintain trust and transparency with the community.

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