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Council approves consent agenda, a personnel-related resolution and a blanket PO; continues land-sale negotiations
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda, adopted Resolution 25-10-02R concerning employee survivor benefits, approved Resolution 25-10-03R (blanket purchase order for water and sewer), and directed the city manager to continue negotiations with the county on the Veterans Museum land sale after executive session.
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The Pecos City Council approved several routine and non-routine items during the meeting. The following motions and votes were recorded in the meeting minutes.
Consent agenda: Councilman Arona moved and Councilman Graham seconded approval of the consent agenda (minutes of 09/25/2025 regular meeting; September departmental reports and expenditure report). The motion carried.
Resolution 25-10-02R: After discussion and a public statement by Councilmember Dr. Pia, the council approved Resolution 25-10-02R directing staff to review and clarify city policies on retirement and death benefits for employees. The motion was made by Councilman Sedona and seconded by Councilman Carrasco; the minutes record the motion carried.
Resolution 25-10-03R (blanket purchase order): The director of public works presented blanket purchase orders for the water and sewer department as a budgeted item. The council approved Resolution 25-10-03R as presented; the minutes record the motion carried.
Land-sale negotiations: After an executive session covering attorney consultation, real estate, personnel and economic development, Councilman Arona moved that the City Manager or designee continue negotiations with the county over land for a Veterans Museum; the motion carried.
No recorded votes showed opposition on these items in the meeting record. Specific vote tallies by member were not included in the transcript; the minutes record motions as "let the record show the motion carries."

