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Cibola County directs appraisal of former county complex and confirms ownership of Bluewater Village community center
Summary
After an executive session, commissioners directed the county manager to obtain an appraisal of the former county complex at 515 W. High Street and to inform Bluewater Village that the county owns the community center at 4 Elm Street; the motions passed unanimously.
Following an executive session on real property and related topics, the Cibola County Board of County Commissioners directed staff to move forward with an appraisal of the former county complex at 515 W. High Street in Grants and to notify Bluewater Village that the county owns the community center located at 4 Elm Street.
The motion to enter executive session, made by Commissioner Martha Garcia and seconded by Commissioner Christine Lowery, cited New Mexico Statute §10-15-1 and included discussion of pending or threatened litigation, real property (including the two addresses named on the record), personnel matters and other authorized limited topics. The board went into closed session at 7:21 p.m. and returned to regular session at 7:48 p.m. by motion of Commissioner Ralph Lucero, with Commissioner Robert Windhorst seconding; the record states no final action was taken during the closed session itself.
Upon returning to open session, Commissioner Christine Lowery moved that the county manager work with staff to proceed with an appraisal for 515 W. High Street and to notify Bluewater Village that the county owns the property at 4 Elm Street; Commissioner Robert Windhorst seconded. The motion passed 5-0.
The meeting record does not include appraisal terms, a timeline for completion, or estimated costs; the county manager and staff will handle follow-up steps as directed.
