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County approves recycling grant, colonia infrastructure amendments and $1.084M bid award for Majestic View roads

Luna County Board of County Commissioners · May 21, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved a recycling/illegal-dumping grant application for a new Rockhouse Stirrup convenience center, first amendments to two Colonias Infrastructure Fund resolutions to reduce the county match, and recommended awarding three bid lots for Majestic View Colonias phase-2 construction to Deming Excavation for $1.084 million.

County staff presented and the commission approved multiple infrastructure items: a recycling and illegal-dumping grant application, first amendments to Colonial infrastructure resolutions, and a bid-award recommendation to finish Majestic View Colonias road and drainage improvements.

Staff said the recycling/grant application (a RAY/Grama program) would fund the second part of a Rockhouse Stirrup convenience/transfer station; the requested grant was $175,000 with no local match. After a short explanation, commissioners approved the application by roll-call vote.

On the Colonial infrastructure matters, staff described corrections to engineering match calculations that reduced the county's match (the change stems from interpreting match as 10% of grant request rather than 10% of total project cost), saving roughly $30,000 in grant-match obligations. Commissioners approved the first amendments to the Colonial resolutions by unanimous roll-call votes.

For the Majestic View Colonias roadway and drainage phase-2, staff reported three bid packages opened on April 23 and recommended awarding all three low bid lots to Deming Excavation at a combined low bid of $1.084 million (including local taxes), which was within the engineer's estimate. The commission approved the recommendation by roll call.

All items were forwarded with motions and unanimous approvals recorded in the minutes.