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Clovis commission approves six‑item consent agenda including roadway design, BNSF agreements and DOJ partnership
Summary
The commission unanimously approved a six‑item consent agenda covering appointments to planning and zoning, a design scope with HDR, two agreements with BNSF Railway, a letter of intent for a DOJ violence‑intervention partnership, and a final change order to close out a street improvement project.
The Clovis City Commission unanimously approved a six‑item consent agenda that included reappointments to the Planning and Zoning Commission, a scope and fee with HDR for roadway design, two agreements with BNSF Railway, a letter of intent to partner as fiscal agent for a Department of Justice Community‑Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative, and a final change order to close the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard improvement project.
Commissioner Garza moved approval of the consent agenda; Commissioner Casaus seconded. City staff summarized each item briefly from the commission packet before the motion; no additional debate occurred and the commission recorded unanimous yes votes.
Items approved on the consent agenda: - Reappointment of Tom Moore (utility provider) and Candace London (citizen representative) to the Planning and Zoning Commission. - Approval of scope and fee with HDR for design of roadway improvements to Janos Estacado from Norris Street to Humphrey Road. - Approval of an industry track agreement and a lease of land for construction/rehabilitation and track agreement with BNSF Railway Company. - Approval of a letter of intent to partner with the Department of Justice Community‑Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative with the Eastern Plains Council of Governments serving as fiscal agent. - Approval of a final change order with Kay Barnett and Sons to close out the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard improvement project.
The consent agenda approval was recorded as unanimous.
