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Introduction of newly hired full-time Parks and Recreation Employee - Ivan E. Warkentin, Recreation Specialist III; Effective 2/21/2023 (Human Resources Director, Tamara Chavez)
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Introduction of newly hired Full-Time Parks and Recreation Employee - Myana D. Young, Lifeguard I; Effective 03/14/2023 (HR Director Tamara Chavez)
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Introduction of newly hired full-time Public Works Employee - Michael N. Medina, Public Works Operator; Effective 03/13/2023 (HR Director Tamara Chavez)
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Taos Air will launch it's third year of summer service to Dallas and Austin, Texas; and San Diego and Los Angeles, California in June 2023. The summer marketing program will highlight the Enchanted Circle region's summer destination offerings to potential inbound travelers, as well as, focus on marketing directly to the local Taos market to utilize outbound service to the four destinations.
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The Town of Taos received payment from the County of Taos on March 2, 2023 in the amount of $300,000 for air transportation commitment made in 2022-2023 FY.
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The Town of Taos has established the need to create a Grant Match Fund through the permanent cash transfer from the General Fund. Upon review of state and federal grant opportunities, the majority require the entity to provide a local cash match when submitting a grant application. In an effort to ensure the granting agency is provided documentation to identify the local cash match, it would be appropriate to establish the fund.
Summary/Background: The referenced contract was procured through a Request for Proposal process (RFP #22-23-04). See the attached RFP Award Recommendation Memorandum for details.
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This project was originally bid under IFB 21-22-01 on July 1, 2021. The project was not awarded due to increased construction costs. The Town secured additional funding from CDBG to cover the additional costs directly related to material price increase.
The additional scope of services is for the repackaging and rebidding of the project and for increased labor costs directly related to inspection services.
Task order 1 and 2 are not related to this project.
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Power Ford
1 Ford Hybrid Escape AWD $34,748.00
1 Ford Hybrid F150 Crew Cab 4x4 $48,285.50
1 Ford F250 Crew Cab 4x4 $67,098.00
Total of 3 vehicles $150,131.50
Grant 30-34-45004 $145,803.50
Balance 54-27-45004 $4,328.00
1 Ford F250 Crew Cab 4x4 $67,098.00
54-28-45004 $67,098.00
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Vehicle Grant Agreement 22-G3045
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Current & Historic Enactment Date Tables : All NM Taxes (newmexico.gov)
Upon review of the taxing authority of the Town of Taos Gross Receipts Tax, the total taxing authority granted to municipalities is 2.05%, the amount currently imposed is 1.5625% within the Town of Taos, which identifies the unused taxing authority of 0.4875%. This Municipal GRT does not require an election and can be imposed through the adoption of an Ordinance.
Tax History: The last time the Town of Taos imposed a Municipal Gross Receipts Tax increment was in December 1994 through Ordinance No. 1994-12.
Ordinance No. 23-07 imposes a Municipal Gross Receipts Tax (GRT) equal to 0.4875% with an effective date of July 1, 2023.
The projected gross receipts tax being generated by this increment totals, $1,900,000.
The revenues from the Municipal GRT will be used for town general operating purposes.
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