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Votes at a glance: Mesilla trustees approve budget adjustment and several permit cases

Mesilla Board of Trustees · April 15, 2025
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Summary

At the April 14 meeting trustees approved Resolution 2025‑25 (budget adjustments) and approved planning cases including two shed permits and a small subdivision; the consent agenda (minutes and three purchase requisitions) was also approved.

The Mesilla Board of Trustees took three formal roll‑call actions and approved the consent agenda at its April 14 meeting.

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda by unanimous consent. Items included minutes of the March 24, 2025 work session and regular meeting and three purchase requisitions included in the packet: a Mountain Construction requisition for the Picacho project (listed in the packet at $347,000.81), an ESA Construction requisition for the Public Safety Building renovation (about $61,074.95), and a final payment for web work (about $5,745.86).

Resolution 2025‑25 (budget adjustments): The board approved Resolution 2025‑25, which staff described as budget adjustments for several smaller projects and returning roughly $9,000 in law‑enforcement funds to the state. A roll‑call vote was recorded as three yes votes from trustees who responded.

PzHAC/land‑use cases: The trustees approved Case 061976 (2685 — premanufactured temporary shed under 120 sq ft in the historic residential zone) and Case 061977 (1891 Avenue de Mesilla — a site‑built storage shed on a commercial property) after staff presentation and roll‑call. The board also approved Subdivision request 061978 (2060 Caliparian / Appaloosa Limited LLC) using the Title 17 alternate summary procedure to split an existing parcel into two smaller parcels; applicants explained county records were unclear and asked for town approval before incurring title/survey expense.

How the board voted (as recorded in the meeting): Resolution 2025‑25 — recorded roll call: 3 yes (trustees present who responded). Case 061976 — roll call recorded as yes; Case 061977 — roll call recorded as yes; Subdivision 061978 — roll call recorded as yes. The meeting packet and minutes should be consulted for the full roll‑call record and names of voters.

No contested denials were recorded. Several items were approved administratively or by standard motion; the board moved to send the public‑art ordinance draft to Planning & Zoning and to have staff redline that draft before returning it for final action.