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Council approves records-destruction resolution despite public objection; enters closed session on property and water rights
Summary
Council voted to approve Resolution 25-2 authorizing scheduled records destruction after staff described retention rules; resident Kurt Flora objected and alleged corruption tied to a property dispute; the council then held a closed session under 10-5-1(H)(8) on real property/water rights and reported no decisions were made.
The Corrales Village governing body on Feb. 11 approved Resolution 25-2, authorizing records destruction consistent with the village’s retention schedule after staff clarified that permanent council records (minutes and agendas) are not included.
During Coro’s Forum, Kurt Flora of 28 Huff Road urged the council not to approve the resolution, saying many of the records subject to destruction are Planning & Zoning files and asserting that village personnel…
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