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Consent agenda: Commissioners approved four consent items together: a noise variance for 614 W. Fourth Street (graduation party, 6–11 p.m. June 7), two economic development summary reports (Southwest Cheese and Cummins Natural Gas Engines, annual summaries), and a request to waive tipping fees at the Clovis Regional Landfill for Curry County residents from noon April 25 to noon April 28 for the Great American Cleanup (item includes residential tire disposal limited to nine 20‑inch passenger tires per household). The consent agenda was placed on the docket (motion to place by Commissioner Garza; second Commissioner Porter) and then approved (motion to approve by Commissioner Jones; second Commissioner Garza).

Joint beautification resolution: The commission adopted Resolution No. 3317‑2025, a joint resolution with Curry County supporting beautification programs and noting $200,000 in Kaylinda Grama (grant) funding for implementation. Motion to approve came from Commissioner Casaus and was seconded by Commissioner Paula; the commission voted unanimously to adopt the resolution.

Appointment to Armed Forces Support Committee: The commission replaced Commissioner George Jones on the Armed Forces Support Committee and appointed Commissioner Garza to that committee. The motion to appoint Commissioner Garza was made by Mayor Pro Tem Bryant and seconded by Commissioner Casaus; the vote was unanimous.

Horizon Behavioral Health Center procurement action: The commission voted to issue a notice of intent to award the Horizon Behavioral Health Center design‑build contract to James Corporation and to begin contract negotiations; the motion was moved by Commissioner Casaus and seconded by Commissioner Garza and passed unanimously. (See separate article for project details.)

Other routine approvals: The agenda and April 10 minutes were adopted without objection earlier in the meeting.

Votes summary (as recorded in meeting):
- Consent agenda: approved (motion/place: Garza/Porter; motion to approve: Jones/Garza; outcome: approved unanimous).
- Resolution No. 3317‑2025 (joint beautification): approved (motion/second: Casaus/Paula; outcome: approved unanimous).
- Appointment — Armed Forces Support Committee (appoint Commissioner Garza): approved (motion/second: Mayor Pro Tem Bryant/Casaus; outcome: approved unanimous).
- Notice of intent to award — Horizon Behavioral Health Center design‑build to James Corporation: approved (motion/second: Casaus/Garza; outcome: approved unanimous).

The meeting record shows unanimous outcomes on these actions and staff will return with contracts, implementation steps, or follow‑up reports where required.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Clovis - City Commission - Apr 24, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Clovis City Commission approved the consent agenda and several substantive items on April 24, 2025, including a landfill tipping‑fee waiver for the Great American Cleanup, adoption of a joint beautification resolution, an appointment to the Armed Forces Support Committee, and issuing notice of intent to award the Horizon Behavioral Health Center design‑build contract.","taxTitle","Clovis, Curry County, New Mexico","taxId",52795,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6578938,"Colonial Park Golf Course reports stronger rounds and moves to expand amenities",513,2817000,3330000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3118340-4d11e5332945c779fd996797b5ca9598&start=2817&end=3330","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3118340-4d11e5332945c779fd996797b5ca9598/thumbnail_2817000.jpg","/articles/6578938/Clovis/Curry-County/New-Mexico/Colonial-Park-Golf-Course-reports-stronger-rounds-and-moves-to-expand-amenities","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6578938-21800cc38037387bf1045b622cbda779/orig.mp4?Expires=1771149349&Signature=dxfvS-Key9xlvFUSHw-ugJGnDXcCeBgEPJuNKo5iE29MvmJGPUA0aBVKwZlCvwieuLXXXEX7TJeoddQXeGursAydRZDrvauJwBHuZcEmGtqp5a~kz~I44x8XTkTErP0QHwa25w6~iHnvhU-aoMC6ZYGKKLaiKVm-kFcMItwDvSi25dpS0Zeg0LUhfofesqeLQVeic4e~YQlG6baarPo2dLs94e5Oep-KqBDMzHdbbuGx5hjGKRPHa69EdZx8l4-~sQmYFjqL7yu1DRpaWHAUzDT~km3i53NCkf0~jFJOz1fAFpSAM-2FL8Ha6B-P3aib5TScRR4nKSGeAcH1iPvjNQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Colonial Park Golf Course general manager Keith Nocca told the Clovis City Commission the facility is seeing strong play and improved finances after several capital and operating improvements.

Nocca said Colonial Park logged about 21,827 rounds in the first fiscal year the city provided and is already at roughly 21,000 rounds through March; staff projected the course will exceed 31,000 rounds by the end of the year. He credited recent irrigation, building and amenity upgrades for part of the increase.

Finance: Nocca said the golf operation moved from a substantial loss to $30,000 “in the black” through March financials (nine months), a performance he credited to facility investments and management changes.

Capital and operations: Nocca listed recent and planned projects: a remodeled banquet room, a new roof, restaurant improvements, installation of 80 new carts (up from 60), completion of recent aerification, and a fertilizer/punch program to improve turf. He said the course ordered sod to renovate the first six tee boxes, widening them to an average 400–500 square feet; those tee boxes will be closed for about three weeks while sod establishes.

Hours and events: In response to a commissioner question, management said the clubhouse and dining facility will extend hours to 9 p.m. nightly starting May 1 on a trial basis to capture evening patronage. Staff also described a calendar of tournaments and monthly community events intended to boost weekend attendance.

Range, irrigation and follow‑up: Commissioners and staff discussed driving range safety nets and the range irrigation system. Nocca said he has sought quotes for taller or extended nets and will include the work in the coming budget; he also said the front‑nine irrigation requires a more extensive design and upgrade before some range and turf improvements can be completed.

Commissioners thanked management for the financial turnaround and encouraged expanded community events at the course.","Golf course management told commissioners rounds are up and the course is operating in the black through March; projects include new carts, banquet room renovation, tee box sod, and extended clubhouse hours starting May 1.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6578942,"Clovis commission approves notice of intent to award design‑build contract for Horizon Behavioral Health Center",437,4288000,4725000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3118340-4d11e5332945c779fd996797b5ca9598&start=4288&end=4725","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3118340-4d11e5332945c779fd996797b5ca9598/thumbnail_4288000.jpg","/articles/6578942/Clovis/Curry-County/New-Mexico/Clovis-commission-approves-notice-of-intent-to-award-designbuild-contract-for-Horizon-Behavioral-Health-Center","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6578942-705baa6f6a5ffcf946cce26d67e55eba/orig.mp4?Expires=1771149349&Signature=kMxuLsBU~wAz--ZQ7grb~iAJjB4DJ5~dt5D60jWY~W80HtWU-e3ZEk6cu535sL~0ag-W~uUfMVU7~RAbVfDNPrfTBUf5yo0xFLVmknSujb4DqHeqMVnRFoIHn2UgMrh7HqojKJdxlhEqLH6M6ej0RWNwPe1q2r4ZXDLrD~4qIXxxF0PjTnNEPJa~TqEBpLmQfTmEAe9k0y7kCTllpO7wBJYQCiuGfkwmiV0JJD7cNa9WVpLPGhIpxFHnwYtGMirAZkDRricp~OqiLL60pXnT7r0F~I~mrLInvQviQxJtkAx5e1MrsK9KWmGcAj-Q7OzjXLvVOIjIDK-U7Ig-1sBNeA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Clovis City Commission voted unanimously to issue a notice of intent to award the design‑build contract for the Horizon Behavioral Health Center to James Corporation and to begin contract negotiations, City Assistant Manager Claire Burrows told commissioners at the meeting.

The commission’s action authorizes staff to move from procurement toward contract execution for a proposed 12,000‑square‑foot crisis triage facility to be built just west of the existing surgical center on 20 First Street, Burrows said. The project was procured as a design‑build delivery to meet a compressed timetable.

Why it matters: The facility is intended to provide local behavioral‑health crisis triage and short‑term intervention for Clovis and nearby counties, reducing the need for longer transports outside the region, commissioners said during discussion.

Staff and project partners said the James Corporation’s proposal comes in under the project budget that staff identified during evaluation. Burrows said the team must “keep within that budget of 9,500,000.0” and that James Corporation’s proposal would come in under that amount. Community Bridges, named as the proposed operations partner, participated in the meeting and described its role as the facility operator.

The timeline presented to the commission shows construction progressing into next summer: Burrows said the earliest construction completion in the contractor’s schedule would be July or August of the following year. The city has a grant allocation of roughly $10,000,000 for the project that must be expended by June; Burrows told the commission staff may need to request a reauthorization or identify additional state funding as the project moves forward.

Commissioner discussion emphasized regional partnership: commissioners noted the project is a multijurisdictional effort involving five counties and neighboring municipalities that expect to refer clients to the center.

The contract‑award action was moved and seconded during the meeting, and commissioners voted unanimously to approve issuing the notice of intent to award. Community Bridges’ representative, Dan Hines, told the commission the organization was “honored to be a part of this process” and expressed support for the selected builder.

Next steps: Staff will complete contract negotiations with James Corporation, return with a recommended contract for formal execution, and pursue any necessary funding reauthorizations or supplemental grants as timelines require.","The Clovis City Commission voted unanimously to issue a notice of intent to award a design‑build contract for a regional behavioral health triage center to James Corporation and proceed with contract negotiations; the 12,000‑square‑foot facility is budgeted to fit within a roughly $9.5 million cap and is scheduled for construction next year.","actionData","errors"]

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