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Summary/Background: Linda Sanchez is helping the Planning Department with Code Enforcement when she is not busy with animal control.
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Taxiway A is in need of reconstruction due to deterioration and failure of the pavement. The intent of the preliminary engineering report (PER) will be to complete an engineering investigation and create a report with the findings and recommended options for repair along with associated cost estimates. The PER will evaluate and assist the FAA, State Aviation Division, and the Town of Taos with options for the pavement on the Taxiway. The goal is to establish the most efficient course of reconstruction for the taxiway that can be implemented in the future design phase of the project. The benefits anticipated with the preliminary engineering report are to further explore the reasoning for the pavement failure through geotechnical investigations and to determine the appropriate course of action for the design.
The Town of Taos entered into contract TT-15-94 on September 26, 2014, for engineering and planning services for Taos Regional Airport through a competitive procurement process (RFQ 14-15-10)
The total estimated project cost is $99,169 which would be broken down as follows:
Federal Aviation Administration Grant 52-12-45003 - $89,252
NM DOT Aviation Division Grant 52-13-45003 - $4,958
Town of Taos 52-14-45003 - $4,959
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Taxiway A is in need of reconstruction due to deterioration and failure of the pavement. The intent of the preliminary engineering report (PER) will be to complete an engineering investigation and create a report with the findings and recommended options for repair along with associated cost estimates. The PER will evaluate and assist the FAA, State Aviation Division, and the Town of Taos with options for the pavement on the Taxiway. The goal is to establish the most efficient course of reconstruction for the taxiway that can be implemented in the future design phase of the project. The benefits anticipated with the preliminary engineering report are to further explore the reasoning for the pavement failure through geotechnical investigations and to determine the appropriate course of action for the design.
The total estimated project cost is $99,169 which would be broken down as follows:
Federal Aviation Administration 52-12-45003 - $89,252
NM DOT Aviation Division 52-13-45003 - $4,958
Town of Taos 52-14-45003 - $4,959
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Taxiway A is in need of reconstruction due to deterioration and failure of the pavement. The intent of the preliminary engineering report (PER) will be to complete an engineering investigation and create a report with the findings and recommended options for repair along with associated cost estimates. The PER will evaluate and assist the FAA, State Aviation Division, and the Town of Taos with options for the pavement on the Taxiway. The goal is to establish the most efficient course of reconstruction for the taxiway that can be implemented in the future design phase of the project. The benefits anticipated with the preliminary engineering report are to further explore the reasoning for the pavement failure through geotechnical investigations and to determine the appropriate course of action for the design.
State grant application information is derived from the federal grant application.
The total estimated project cost is $99,169 which would be broken down as follows:
Federal Aviation Administration 52-12-45003 - $89,252
NM DOT Aviation Division 52-13-45003 - $4,958
Town of Taos 52-14-45003 - $4,959
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Notice was published in the Taos News on January 24th and January 25th. The notice was also published on the Town's website in accordance with Alcohol and Gaming Division regulations.
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Summary/Background: The Mid-Year Budget Adjustment process allows departments to review their expenditures from the first six months of the fiscal year and plan their budget for the remainder of the fiscal year taking into account any changes in priorities, revenues, unexpected projects, etc.
Summary/Background: Under Section 12-6-3(A) NMSA 1978 mandates that the financial affairs of every agency be thoroughly examined and audited each year by the State Auditor, personnel of his office designated by him, or by independent auditors approved by him and the audits be conducted in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards and rules issued by the State Auditor. The firm of RPC CPA's + Consultants, LLP conducted the fieldwork of the audit during the week of August 21 & October 30. The report was submitted prior to the December 15, 2017 deadline to the State Auditors Office. In accordance with State Statue we have completed our 2016-2017 audit with a Unmodified Opinion both on the Federal Awards and the Financial Statements. The Independent Auditors' Report and summary of findings can be found on pages 122-124, which none are noted on both the Federal Awards and Financial Statements and all previous year's findings have been resolved.
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