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Clovis commission approves consent agenda covering ordinances, grants and contracts
Summary
The City Commission unanimously approved seven consent agenda items, including two ordinances, a $5,000 New Mexico Grown mini-grant, task orders for engineering work, a construction award and a water-rights lease. Each item was approved on a unanimous voice vote.
The Clovis City Commission approved seven consent-agenda items unanimously during its January meeting.
Items on the consent agenda included two ordinance adoptions and five administrative approvals:
- Ordinance No. 224 (as read at the meeting) to extend hours of operation for cannabis businesses in Clovis and amend the Unified Development Ordinance; motion approved as part of consent. - Ordinance No. 2250 (as read at the meeting) to remove carport overlay zones, establish a carport application and permit, and amend the Unified Development Ordinance; motion approved as part of consent. - Acceptance of the FY25 New Mexico Grown program mini-grant in the amount of $5,000; motion approved. - Approval of a task order with Bohannan Houston to address INMED discharge permit requirements for the wastewater treatment plant; motion approved. - Award of ITB 240911-00 Good 1 Lake Improvements to Kay Barnett and Sons; motion approved. - Approval of a task order with Lydic Engineers and Surveyors for construction observation services for the Purdue Echols drainage project; motion approved. - Approval of a water-right lease agreement with Clovis Bottlers Incorporated; motion approved.
The consent agenda was moved by Commissioner Jones and seconded by Commissioner Garza; the commission then approved the grouped items by a unanimous voice vote. The commission later took separate votes to acknowledge and adopt minutes from the January 2 meeting and to adopt Resolution No. 3295-2025 (affordable housing plan) and to authorize negotiations with Community Bridges for the triage center operator (see separate articles).
