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Discussion, consideration and possible approval of out-of-state travel for Fire Chief Eddie Joe Abeyta and Fire Marshal Erik Oiesen-Vreeke to attend a Fire Department Fair Labor Standards Act training in Denver, Coloradoto leave Septmeber 16th, 2019, and returning on September 20th. Cost for early registration is $395 per person and travel is $496 per person for a total of $1,782.
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The 2019-2020 Cooperative Agreement will be used for pavement rehabilitation of Carabajal Raod. The associated line items in the Capital Improvements Project budget are 59-11-45003 Street Resurfacing Coop Grant and 59-21-45003 Street Resurfacing Coop (Town Match). These funds will be used for the repair of Carabajal Road.
The NMDOT control number for this project is L500373. The grant agreement will be issued upon receipt of the Town's resolution.
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This MAP Agreement will be used for engineering and design for miscellaneous improvements to Ranchitos Road. The associated line items in the Capital Improvements Project budget are 59-new-45003 NMDOT MAP Grant - Ranchitos Road and 59-new-45003 NMDOT TM - Ranchitos Road.
The NMDOT control number for this project is L500385.
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This will be the third year of operations for SMA Operations, LLC. The plant continues to operate with no violations and has been dialed in to operate as designed.
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The Town of Taos entered into Contract TT-17-104 with WebQA Inc., dba GovQA in 2016 for the public records management system software. This system meets and exceeds the requirement needed and provides tracking of Public Record Requests which follows the state statutes of the Freedom of Information Act. (FOIA)
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The Town received $456,000 from the New Mexico DOT to plan, design, construct and equip a hangar at the Taos Regional Airport.
Summary/Background: Referenced contract and subsequent amendment were procured through a competitive request for proposal process (RFP # 16-17-11). Contract TT-18-345 was approved by Town Council on June 26, 2018, item 6-C.
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https://1drv.ms/p/s!AmO9KLaF7vVZogcT8MS01bPmo7T0 Main Street Report Link
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AmO9KLaF7vVZogqwBoUi0S-hn2Di ETS LOA Link
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Summary/Background: A request for quotations was issued by the Public Information & Tourism Department and is the contracting/purchasing vehicle for this project. Contract TT-19-164 was approved by the Town Manager Bellis on November 29, 2018.
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The Town of Taos acts as the fiscal agent for the Juvenile Justice Program. Rocky Mountain Youth Corp. will be providing Learning Lab services for at risk youth to be reimbursed through CYFD Grant Agreement 20-690-3000-16742.
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The Town acts as the fiscal agent for the Juvenile Justice Program. Rose Gordon is the Continuum Coordinator for the Juvenile Justice Program which is funded through Grant Agreement 20-690-3000-16742.
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The Town of Taos acts as the fiscal agent for the Juvenile Justice Program. Non-Violence operates the Gang Resistance is Powerful program that is funded through CYFD Grant Agreement 20-690-30000-16742.
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The Town of Taos acts as the fiscal agent for the Juvenile Justice Program. HRDA operates the Intensive Community Monitoring program for at risk youth and partially funded through CYFD Grant Agreement #20-690-3000-16742.
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The New Mexico Department of Transportation conducted a presentation August 16, 2018, and proposed alternative constructive measures as a suicide deterrent at the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge.
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