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Committee approves agreement with New Mexico Environment Department to plan sewer work on Hemez Road
Summary
The Public Works and Utilities Committee voted unanimously March 17 to adopt a resolution authorizing city representatives to finalize an agreement with the New Mexico Environment Department to plan, design and construct improvements on Hemez Road, including a sewer line south of Airport Road to improve residential septic systems.
The Public Works and Utilities Committee voted unanimously March 17 to adopt a resolution authorizing city representatives to finalize an agreement with the New Mexico Environment Department to plan, design and construct improvements on Hemez Road, including a sewer line south of Airport Road intended to improve failing residential septic systems.
The committee adopted the resolution, as amended, during its March 17 meeting. The measure directs city staff to represent the municipality in agreement number SAP-I2457-GF with the New Mexico Environment Department. The amendment, added the same night, changed the authorized signers for the agreement: Stan Holland, P.E., public utilities engineer, was substituted in place of Regina Wheeler; David Chapman was substituted in place of Jesse Roach as the GRAMA administrator.
Why it matters: The project targets a stretch of Hemez Road and a sewer connection south of Airport Road where committee members and residents have raised concerns about deteriorating…
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