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Votes at a glance: Mesilla trustees approve routine agreements, one planning permit and a budget adjustment

Mesilla Board of Trustees · June 9, 2026
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Summary

On June 8 the Mesilla Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda, PZ/HAC case 062130 (accessory building renovation), annual USD wildlife and New Mexico co-op marketing agreements, a three-year historic sites lease, and resolution 2026–27 (budget adjustment); they denied a projecting sign application (PZ case 062135) and approved a conditioned personnel action regarding court records.

The Mesilla Board of Trustees took several formal actions on June 8. Key outcomes:

- Approved: Agenda as presented (motion by Trustee Nevada; second recorded), consent agenda with condition to add public input and a petition to the May 26 minutes (motion carried by roll call).

- Planning: Approved PZHAC case 062130 (accessory building renovation) after planning staff reported a 4–0 recommendation; the board adopted the planning commission’s recommendation by roll call.

- Planning (denied): PZAJC case 062135 (Casa Otro projecting internally lit sign) failed on a trustee vote after the planning commission had split 2–2; no permit was issued.

- Personnel/Records: Approved a conditioned motion to remove Ramona Molina from the public safety clerk/records custodian contract; this condition was approved by roll call and the main motion carried on that basis.

- Agreements: Approved the annual USD wildlife agreement; approved the New Mexico co-op marketing agreement (staff noted a $13,000 local match within a $40,000 total match package); approved the New Mexico Historic Sites lease renewal for a three-year term.

- Finance: Approved Resolution 2026–27, a budget adjustment related to reimbursements/refunds and end-of-fiscal-year accounting. Staff noted refunds can require budget amendments and explained the budget is a living document that will be updated as reimbursements are recorded.

Where votes were recorded, Gloria performed roll-call confirmations for each trustee. Staff will follow up on the conditioned personnel action and the planning applicant for the failed sign case.