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Commission approves consent agenda including DOT capital grants and street rehabilitation resolution
Summary
At the meeting the City Commission unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included reduced admission for a zoo event, court rental rates for new courts, acceptance of a New Mexico Capital Outlay grant agreement, and participation in a New Mexico Department of Transportation project to rehabilitate First Street between Prince and Norris.
The Clovis City Commission carried the consent agenda unanimously by voice vote. The consent items the commission approved included reduced admission for a zoo event, court rental rates for the new pickleball and basketball courts, acceptance of a New Mexico Capital Outlay grant agreement, and participation with the New Mexico Department of Transportation on a street rehabilitation project.
Specifically, commissioners approved:
- Reduced admission for “Haunting at Hillcrest,” scheduled 1 p.m.–4 p.m. Oct. 26 at Hillcrest Park Zoo. - Court rental rates for the city’s newly built pickleball and basketball courts (details in city fee schedule). - Resolution No. 3340‑2025 to accept a New Mexico Capital Outlay Grant Agreement for a Department of Transportation capital appropriation project. - Resolution No. 3339‑2025 stating the City of Clovis’ participation with the New Mexico Department of Transportation on a project to rehabilitate First Street (20 First Street) between Prince and Norris.
Why it matters: Approval of the capital outlay grant agreement and the DOT participation resolution moves those transportation projects forward and enables the city to accept state funds and proceed with planning and construction steps described in the grant and resolution.
Vote: The motion to adopt the consent agenda was moved by Commissioner Casaus, seconded by Commissioner Paula, and carried unanimously by acclamation.
Ending: The commission then moved these items into new business where one item (court rental rates) was pulled for further discussion and subsequently approved as described elsewhere in the minutes.
