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The whole day to work on this. 00:00:00
I think I'll be good for a while. No, I mean you have to ask how the bidding comes in. 00:00:04
We can ask him in the meeting. 00:00:19
All right. 00:00:22
You know how to do this, Lena? 00:00:26
You've been here before? 00:00:28
OK, here we go. City Score City Council meeting Tuesday, January 2nd, 2024. 00:00:30
Will call. Please start with Mr. Partridge, Councillor Partridge. 00:00:37
Mayor. 00:00:43
Here, Councillor Tavis Lopez. 00:00:44
Councillor Fleming. Yeah, Councillor Dean. 00:00:48
Counselor Ocampo. 00:00:52
Councillor Ogene, Councillor Romero here Councillor Sal. 00:00:54
Not here by phone. 00:00:59
We do have a quorum. 00:01:01
All right, we shall rise for the Pledge of Allegiance. 00:01:03
Of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and 00:01:08
justice for all. 00:01:13
Mr. Roman moved to approve the consent agenda. 00:01:27
Senator, discussion all in favor. 00:01:32
Public. 00:01:36
We have the honor of having Counseling dedicate A plaque to Dolores Grago. 00:01:40
If you want to do the pleasure out there, what I'll do is I'll read this first and I'll go up there with them and then we'll get a 00:01:46
picture. But I I've never done this before. 00:01:51
But Dolores was like a second mom to me and. 00:01:56
She's always supported me in online endeavors in particular, you know, the City Council and all my elections and everything and. 00:01:58
So I wanted to, you know, do something special and and the plaque I'll be giving will be my original plaque from when I first got 00:02:05
elected. 00:02:09
But anyways, if I can get through this, I'm just going to read this. What's going to be on here? And then we'll just take a 00:02:15
picture. But Dolores Garvey Gray goes 78 passed away at her home. 00:02:18
On December 14, 2023, she was born in Carrizozo, NM, to Isabel Carbajal on April 8th, 1945. Dolores was a lifelong educator 00:02:22
working throughout the state of New Mexico. 00:02:28
She spent five decades touching the lives of children in Socorro. Her legacy will live on in all the souls she has touched 00:02:35
throughout her lifetime. 00:02:39
She has proceeded in death by her husband Carlos, mother Isabel Carbajal, sister Lily Silva, brothers Sonny Gavi. 00:02:43
Eduardo Gavi, Manuel Gavi, Vernon Gavi and JB. 00:02:51
She is survived by her loving sons Juan Carlos Griego and wife and Elisa of Illinois, Miguel Grago and wife Kristen of Socorro, 00:02:56
brother Ray Davie of Denver, Co grandchildren Javen Kamel and. 00:03:02
She also leaves many sisters and brothers in law, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends. 00:03:10
In honor of a contribution and dedication to enriching the lives of people from all box of life, not only within the cities of 00:03:14
Coral but the entire County of Sakora, Councillor Michael Odin Junior presents this recognition back on behalf of the City of SA. 00:03:20
Pictures. 00:03:59
Excellent. 00:04:10
OK, good for you. How are you? Go to lunch. 00:04:20
Hey. 00:04:24
Thank you. 00:04:30
Thank you. Thank you councillors and. 00:04:32
Anyone else let's. 00:04:35
Well, they can make a comment, you know, the appointments for mayor pro. 00:04:38
Is a council. 00:04:44
Councillor Hicks had been mayor Pro Tem as long as I can remember, but in order not to cause any friction or anything. 00:04:47
You can either nominate somebody. 00:04:55
Or you could nominate somebody every meeting. 00:04:58
And roll it. 00:05:01
To each. 00:05:03
And that'll keep everybody in the loop, so or every month you can change miracle. 00:05:05
Or you can keep one permanent, but it is a council nomination. 00:05:11
And so. 00:05:15
We can think about that and if you want to do it at the next meeting. 00:05:17
Talk about it I think might be best. I think the comment was, well, we don't and we don't. There's no need to be. 00:05:20
Doing this as a, you know, some sort of a race that somebody gets wins or somebody loses if you want to do a rolling one, which 00:05:28
you do every once a month. 00:05:33
You can do one once every two months, whatever, and just roll it to the next person. If you want to do that, you just want to 00:05:38
remind everybody what the mayor Pro Tem does. 00:05:42
Only if I leave town. It's just like the Vice Pres. 00:05:46
Or the OR the Lieutenant governor is, I'm usually in touch on the phone, but there's things to sign sometimes that I'm not around. 00:05:50
There's, you know, something happens in town that's an emergency that we have a disaster protocol. So that's what's going to 00:05:57
happen is that that lands on the mayor pro town and conducts the meeting if I'm not here. So that's basically what it is. 00:06:05
Think about it. But usually what it does is the City Council when the councillors makes a nomination, another one makes a 00:06:42
nomination and we just have a vote. 00:06:46
So if you want to, like I said, if you want to do an unrolling one, Mr. Mayor, I'm not. I'm not nominating myself, but I think it 00:06:54
would be a good idea if we at least get one today, just in case. Not saying anything's going to happen, but just in case something 00:06:58
happens tomorrow from now until the next meeting. 00:07:02
It could be the idea. 00:07:06
Mr. 00:07:08
That's the case. I'd like to nominate Marianne Chavez. 00:07:09
One second. 00:07:14
Moved and seconded any other nominations? 00:07:15
Nomination. Cease all in favor Lopez until another one is designated. Very good. Good job, OK? 00:07:19
We have. I'm going to appoint city clerk is Paulo Panetta. 00:07:28
A city trader. 00:07:31
Is Ruby Lopez chief of police? Is Angel Garcia. 00:07:34
And the Municipal League representative is Michael Gay. 00:07:38
We need a South Central Council of Governments represent. 00:07:43
And it has been Councillor Hicks. But if somebody wants to take it then we can have an alternate. 00:07:47
Mr. Mayor, I'm not. I'm not seeing myself either, but I know some people have been involved. So Central Council with the Workforce 00:07:56
Development Board and all that other stuff too, so. 00:08:01
And we can change it. It can always be changed if you can't make. 00:08:06
But I mean I would recommend. 00:08:09
One of the counselors, if they're interested in doing it, would mean most of the times they meet in the Tier C or Macia, they 00:08:12
don't really meet in Sakura that much, but in the South Central Council of Governments, we have a vote on it. 00:08:18
That's. 00:08:24
That also rule. 00:08:26
Are those it's not no regional planning. Regional planning organization is a different thing with US highway department all that. 00:08:28
And that that's the RPO is different. 00:08:34
So that's a different thing. 00:08:39
I'll give the South Central Council. 00:08:41
OK, so Marianne Chavez Lopez for the Council of Governments and if there's an alternate, Mr. Legan will be the. 00:08:43
And then the rural planning organization. 00:08:52
Councillor Deb. 00:08:56
And I'll make Courtney the alternate. You have to be an elected official as a person, but the alternate doesn't have to be 00:08:58
elected. 00:09:01
An airport committee I was going to appoint. 00:09:08
I'm not sure, Lena. 00:09:13
Did they say it had to be a counselor because the airport committee does have people that are not counting the council? 00:09:16
I was going to keep represent Councillor Hicks, ex Councillor Hicks on that. 00:09:22
On the airport. 00:09:28
And Mr. Partridge, if there are the committees that you want to be on, we have we have the Budget committee, we have utility. 00:09:32
We have the. 00:09:40
Recreation Committee. So though you might think of that and and you as a counselor. 00:09:42
You're always welcome at anyone of these meetings. 00:09:48
That that that we're talking about. 00:09:52
So that that you have a even a representative if you're not. Even if you're not, you may not be a voting representative at that 00:09:54
time, but you're you're able to attend. 00:09:59
As long as you don't have a quorum, of course everybody shows up to it, but you're able to attend any of these meetings. 00:10:05
And and. 00:10:11
Have an announcement and pull away. Keep a calendar as to when the meetings are and we need to make sure the Council is apprised 00:10:12
of when the meetings come. 00:10:16
And Mr. Mary, I think you forgot the New Mexico Municipal League. 00:10:22
Michael, Michael. 00:10:27
And this is all and so well if you guys want to make a motion to accept that action. 00:10:32
Just want to make. 00:10:37
To move the segment, accept the appointments. All in favor aye, in this resolution is that we have to do some. 00:10:39
Work with Mr. Oliver. Make a motion. We passed resolution #24-01-02A, The Open Meetings Act resolution. 00:10:46
Second, moving a second all in favor. 00:10:54
So I haven't done it yet, but this this Open Meetings act is where it would be if the telephonic attendance, correct? 00:11:00
That's the section it would go under. We just amend that later. I guess it could be the Rules of Procedure. 00:11:07
Either way, I think there's something we need to look at. 00:11:15
So the second one. 00:11:20
Aye, building rules of the body that Miss Maryland make a motion. We pass resolution #24-01-02B. 00:11:22
Move to 2nd. A discussion on. 00:11:30
If there's a question about telephonic. 00:11:32
Stuff. And Mr. Salome, you're still there. 00:11:35
Can you put that microphone on this phone? It's on. 00:11:40
Anton. 00:11:44
Yeah, I mean that's if he's, I mean if it's you can Mark, I mean listen to it online as well too just mean well. 00:11:48
But we probably need to modify that until we have. If we have another emergency, we can institute it, but I'd like to have in 00:11:54
person meetings. 00:11:58
If you want to make an amendment to that and the procedures, you can make an amendment to it. 00:12:03
That we have on this governing body rules and procedures that we may have amended, that, that we have to have impersonated Mr. 00:12:09
Mayor, I wouldn't say. I mean, maybe if they want to attend and participate maybe in the conversation but not vote or something 00:12:15
like that, I don't know. But I don't know. But we'll write it up. Let me bring it to the next meeting. 00:12:20
All in favor for the governing rules of Procedure A. 00:12:27
Purchasing policy. 00:12:31
Make a motion to pass resolution #24-01-02. 00:12:34
Second, moved a second. And that's Polo, and it's in charge of that. But he follows the statutes. We go by the state. All in 00:12:38
favor, aye? 00:12:43
And then CDB certification make a motion. We pass resolution #24-01-02-D. 00:12:49
Movement. Second, that's a federal regulation because it's a HUD. Money has to do with fair housing and things like that. So all 00:12:57
in favor. 00:13:01
OK, Western New Mexico communication. 00:13:07
Is asking for a special use permit. 00:13:10
Is it because of? 00:13:15
Is all tower and antenna to require a special use permit under the zoning code? 00:13:17
It's up there in the industrial park. The only people who I needed to notify was the city of Socorro, because we have all that 00:13:24
land. 00:13:28
And Solero and Solero did not reach out or comment or respond to the certified letter. So P&Z did approve the special use permit. 00:13:32
It comes to you guys. They recommended approval, I should say, comes to you guys for a final decision. 00:13:39
Mr. 00:13:47
Thank you, Mr. Christie. What will they actually be doing? They're going to put up what is called a monopole. 00:13:48
I'm not super familiar with exactly what that is, but I did take it to be. 00:13:55
Any and all antenna a monopoly, I think. 00:14:01
Mr. What they have plans with that antenna is they're going to try to feed in every anybody that's outside of the TDs area. 00:14:05
As. 00:14:16
Wireless, yes. 00:14:19
Question have been real helpful to us on that area already. So that there's we would like to recommend that we pass this. 00:14:21
So make a motion to pass that second. 00:14:31
Who can shake it? 00:14:34
Hello. What's the IT OK? 00:14:38
We have an integrated technology. They were the only one that responded. 00:14:42
But what's happened? 00:14:45
Joel Franklin and. 00:14:48
Mr. Dean. 00:14:52
Time ago formed this company. 00:14:55
And I guess in the goodness of their hearts on them, Counselor Dean could probably talk about it more. But they they gifted that. 00:14:57
Company to Ryan and Scott Del Kurt. Oh so just to make this transferring their ownership to the. 00:15:04
Yes. So yeah, same company, basically same company but. 00:15:12
122823 00:15:18
moving and seconded discussion Mr. Mayor, should I recruit myself from voting on this because I don't know where they're at with 00:15:23
the paperwork abstain? 00:15:27
Sure, with Divergent abstaining all in favor, Aye, opposed. 00:15:32
Thank you. As promised, it's the beginning of the New Year. We said we'd bring you some information about the City Electric 00:15:39
Utility. We have a presentation from our engineers for preliminary engineering review and hold on, you go ahead and introduce. 00:15:47
What's going on with Mr. Fitz? 00:15:57
Are you guys there? 00:16:01
Hello. 00:16:04
OK, I have. 00:16:07
They do have their presentation up, so if you guys. 00:16:11
And go ahead and go. 00:16:18
We're just following up to give you a start up update relating to where we are in our work that you have. 00:16:25
Contacted US. 00:16:33
I have adjusted on the in the meeting with me and he is our operations person. 00:16:35
Feel like you are energy business, so I will kind of let them take over from there and I may. 00:16:41
Add a little counter here and there. If we go through this presentation, this shouldn't take very. 00:16:48
Yep. Again with the interest, want to thank you guys for your time and while at that date we'll kind of go through this as 00:16:53
possible, but do you have any questions, don't have to take care. 00:16:58
Request to ask that question. So overall utility interconnection, civil organ utility interconnection, design, substation 00:17:03
distribution, cleaners, the overall scope. 00:17:09
But also had the opportunity to install a solar power plant. 00:17:14
What does the overall sensation, the initial construction thing that involved or included to like? 00:17:21
Client which are the next detective student of the industrial overall, the industrial corridor and school district. 00:17:30
Book slide, please. 00:17:37
The current stuff taken so far, the initial submission design overall, the subspaces that we have several case buildings. I just 00:17:40
have a certain client. How long will you need to ask for the expansion capability take you take on the entire city of Florida? 00:17:49
And also have the capacity for a client for that option storage. 00:17:59
That being said, the assumption is going to be made. 00:18:04
Do you want to have the text that she's in the independently, but we take her emergency and we need to have a skip transformer in 00:18:08
the country to take on that demand from the overall? 00:18:16
What I mean is overall size to get the charger that you have front sheets borrowing at the NBA for y'all to have the case 24 to be 00:18:25
compliant and order. 00:18:32
2 area. 00:18:43
For future borders. 00:18:46
The plan is. 00:18:50
So for anyone you would have the people Why you would have two kids. This is the one. You have two Transformers to fix people 00:18:53
reliability. One goes down. 00:19:00
Just don't have that. 00:19:07
The reason why we come? 00:19:10
That I will be able to handle the additional loads. 00:19:15
To put that in such a business plan. 00:19:25
Farmers don't know. Just going to bring the entire I'm just going to walk. 00:19:50
And I get. 00:19:56
The bottom I'll just walk to the top 30th. 00:19:59
Outside of the. 00:20:06
By 2:50 and so 5040. 00:20:10
And. 00:20:16
It's already at the top left one. 00:20:18
There's translation interconnection from the Internet Constitution. 00:20:21
And then to the right. 00:20:31
What we call. 00:21:26
That. 00:21:28
So it starts here, they got red. I think we're we're showing those four different. 00:21:33
Is what? 00:21:42
We're having the capability. 00:21:46
Let me interject. You know, it's pretty difficult to understand what you're saying, but just let the council know This is a design 00:21:54
for the industrial loop. 00:21:59
And for the rest of the city of so. 00:22:04
I don't know if you heard that, but that's that's the design phases, right? In phases, but but it's but it's a complete design. 00:22:07
I'm sorry, go ahead. That is correct. 00:22:15
That is correct. That section in the middle is the 2 Transformers on what he was calling the low side. 00:22:17
And then the red box in the middle has. 00:22:24
The first section has got four different green stores in there. Those are the robots for fears to serve them. And the other thing 00:22:29
is that I don't know if you remember that there was a problem in Magdalena with one of the substations going out and they lost 00:22:35
power, that this will have a redundancy that that won't happen in this one. 00:22:41
I'm sorry there's no such thing as 100%, but yes, it's got that reliability built in and everything to the right of that red box 00:22:50
is future construction if you take on additional line, IE the rest of the city. 00:22:57
Go ahead. 00:23:06
Yep, I've walked through the screen during the slides and I'm not being able to see that. 00:23:08
So moving on to the next slide. 00:23:17
Which is just the overall profile. 00:23:20
It's just kind of if you're on the top side, the top left drawing is essentially if you're standing outside of the truck station 00:23:24
looking in from the east side of that substation. The cost structure is if they write in math for overall protection. 00:23:30
On the outside there, you'll see the red lines over your interconnections and your transmission lines. Here, PC and PT, we'll go 00:23:38
through the theaters, but on the bottom side, it's like you're standing on the outside of the substation, looking from the South. 00:23:46
And so from the West working to the left hand to the right side. 00:23:55
Then your stick please your current transformer switches and in the middle of that transformer. 00:23:59
And then heading into that vertical place. 00:24:05
We're going into your feeder. 00:24:08
You're gonna have that red, red. 00:24:10
He's actually certainly what you're talking about for future expansion we are going. 00:24:15
Plans can have it in the middle there for you to allow. 00:24:21
Getting expansion, they're just trying to point out they are finding the implementation within the future years and our cities to 00:24:27
go away. Let me let me interject a few things if you want to see it in real life. 00:24:35
Just go South of Los Lunas and you'll see there the substation being built right now for that solar array. 00:24:43
And you'll see that they're putting up. 00:24:51
Polls also. So if you want to see something the last two to three months, they've put together a substation out there at that 00:24:54
solar array. 00:24:58
Very similar to what we're talking about, but that's that's how it's done. So you want to see it in real life. I'm. I'm sorry, go 00:25:03
ahead. 00:25:06
That's great. That's great. 00:25:11
The next slide please. 00:25:14
You should be able to see what we call a ground drawing overall to get your grounding and for protection purposes throughout the 00:25:17
whole, just a grid essentially underneath the gas station, it's just showing. 00:25:23
That's on my end. 00:25:37
So that just the wooden circles is just showing the foundations for their structures. And so that's just kind of notice when the 00:25:40
two Transformers are that's the big thing is is the on the left hand side, you'll notice that smaller rectangle runs. 00:25:47
More beautiful running more than S That is what we call these control house for the controlling closure. They're only. 00:25:55
Panel rewriting. 00:26:02
Controlling the entire operation. 00:26:05
With the experienced members and experienced people are in the SO. 00:26:10
We brought. 00:26:16
Just. 00:26:22
Like that show but that's the problem and give me a feel what we have to do. 00:26:25
Hide location. 00:27:11
Actually to the North East of the same place. 00:27:14
Thank you. 00:27:18
Further away. 00:27:28
To get you closer to the distribution theaters, What did you see on this? 00:27:31
Budgeting is location that has been discussed with me and I just put you right next to it. 00:27:40
You still have this transmission line. 00:27:49
Be able to have intersection. 00:27:54
Industrial. 00:28:23
Be able to have that back to each of your clients or companies. If they're to have that, you'd be able to acquire or purchase them 00:28:25
of around 200 distribution structures overall be able to have. 00:28:32
By the end of. 00:28:49
So we've had is holiday season. 00:28:55
The flight status we're also having together all the places with English. 00:29:03
Yeah. 00:29:09
Say that again. I mean what you're saying is that plus the substation, it'll require another 200 poles to be set up to distribute 00:29:25
to the industrial park unless we acquire the clubs that that's so that the council Partridge asked the question as to what's quite 00:29:32
clear as to what we were saying, but. 00:29:39
It involves getting. 00:29:46
If we do it from. 00:29:49
The substation will then feed. 00:29:51
To that area, which includes the hospital, the new junior high, high school nursing home, the mine and New Mexico Tech. 00:29:54
And municipal, that is. 00:30:02
And the reason why loop the way they have designed is if there's a segment that goes out for whatever reason, it vaccines around 00:30:05
that. 00:30:09
Bring the power back to those customers that are. 00:30:15
And did he give us a date that he would have more information? I heard a date, but I don't know, say that again. Did he give us a 00:30:18
date where he could have additional information through the holidays? Well, at the end of his, at the end of the. 00:30:24
Everything completed and hopefully all the pricing. 00:30:31
Before the end of January. 00:30:36
What's happened is that there's been, you know, the everything is. 00:30:39
Pandemic. 00:30:44
Trying to get costs and prices has been difficult just because. 00:30:46
It's the supply chain has been messed up so badly but I think you said at the end of the month you have give us. 00:30:51
The rest of that information? 00:30:58
Absolutely. That's what I want to try to target. 00:31:01
Yeah. Now go ahead, Mr. Fleming. Thank you, Mr. Smith. I haven't heard how many acres this is going to involve. 00:31:04
Yeah. So we want to plan for around 5 acres, what we're going to try to plan for. 00:31:15
For that story, including construction planes, be able to have a field, an area to work off of and have structures lay down there 00:31:21
on cloud building and construction that is going on is ongoing. 00:31:26
And can you repeat, you mentioned where the location was going to be, but could you repeat that? 00:31:32
We have, we have not came up with a solidified location. There's three locations identified we have. 00:31:42
Pick one if that. If that's the question, Mr. Fleming, if you know where the substation is now. 00:31:49
It's kind of hard to get back up there, but then as you go South. 00:31:56
There's three. 00:32:01
And also there's a site for a solar area. 00:32:03
So it'll probably. 00:32:06
South of the substation that that. 00:32:10
The coop has or tri-state has right now and that will interconnect to that. 00:32:14
The ownership of those sites were still. 00:32:20
Exploring, but more than likely the substation will be right next to the solar array. 00:32:24
So that's I think going to be the deciding factor and then they'll take a line into the substation. 00:32:32
That tri-state has. 00:32:40
And tell me just if I misstated that, let me let me know. 00:32:41
The other thing we're looking. 00:32:49
As an option is connecting rather than connecting to tri-state. 00:32:51
Connecting to public service New Mexico, we think that may be an option as well, which might be a better option for you. 00:32:56
That's something that's kind of exciting to hear because. 00:33:02
As you know, tri-state is hooked to support Electric Co. 00:33:06
But there's an and this is what they call Wheeling, meaning that the electricity has to come from another source. 00:33:10
And so tri-state is one of the sources that. 00:33:17
They don't sell the electricity, but they carry it just like our gas, natural gas pipeline. 00:33:20
Is owned. 00:33:27
I don't know Kinder Morgan or who owns it now. 00:33:28
The gas in the pipeline. 00:33:32
Is owned by somebody else. 00:33:35
So we pay for the transmission. The same thing with electricity. 00:33:37
We have to pay somebody to carry that electricity to us. 00:33:40
And that's usually about two cents a kilowatt if you want to know the numbers. But we if we have another option that other than 00:33:44
tri-state that really gives us a little flexibility because public service company also has some lines, they're a little bit West. 00:33:52
But they also have lines that we could. 00:34:00
So that's those are the two things that are really. 00:34:03
Go ahead. Any other questions from the Council? 00:34:08
So this is the design. 00:34:11
We're waiting for. 00:34:13
We're also waiting for the solar. 00:34:16
I visited Aztec and I don't. Can you put that picture up there? Did ever come on? I've visited Aztec which is a community about 00:34:20
2/3 our. 00:34:25
They own the electric UT. 00:34:31
They buy the electricity for the past 14 years from Guzman. 00:34:33
They're very, very happy with Guzman. 00:34:37
There's other CEO's they meet with that sells electricity to their Co. 00:34:41
Guzman sells them electricity for 4.2 cents a kilowatt. 00:34:48
They have, and this is really, really important. 00:34:54
Because you know what the debt service is with a coop right now. 00:34:57
If you look at the, I'll make that available to you if you look at the income tax records. 00:35:02
They have a $40 million. 00:35:06
That they pay 4 million. 00:35:09
A year that comes out of your bill. 00:35:12
Aztec Electric Utility has no debt service. 00:35:16
They've been in business since 1956. 00:35:22
And they have debt. 00:35:26
On their utility which serves and I don't know if you can show that the service area this service Aztec. 00:35:29
Which is, like I said, about 2/3. 00:35:37
They generate a net. 00:35:40
For 2/3 they generate a net profit of 1,000,000. 00:35:44
The Aztec utility. 00:35:52
Bloomfield right now, which is the neighbor. 00:35:55
Is in the process of disengaging from Farmington just like we're talking about disengaging from the Co. 00:35:59
Bloomfield is in that. 00:36:06
Laplata, which is in Durango because there's. 00:36:09
From Guz. 00:36:13
And and and Delta Montrose, which is in southern Colorado, also gets. 00:36:15
Electricity from Guzman and they're very, very, very happy with Guzman's. 00:36:20
Responsibility and credibility, and I would, I would encourage you. 00:36:26
As a council, either talk to them. 00:36:31
Or go and see their UT. 00:36:34
And Aztec, which is very, very similar, like I said, they're about 2/3 are size, but with the Farmington and the Bloomfield area, 00:36:37
you know they're. 00:36:41
Pretty big metropolitan area, but Aspects specifically serves nothing but Aztec. 00:36:45
And and you know coach, therefore, you know, but there used to be 3A, but Aztec used to be kind of similar to. 00:36:52
Ten years ago, but this really if you want to see a utility. 00:37:00
That's a municipal utility. 00:37:05
Getting their supply from Guz. 00:37:07
That are very credible and consistent. 00:37:10
Visit Aztec and Denver. De Luis is the guys name who runs. 00:37:13
Quick question. So we're going to get prices on the on the substation and will we also have like ballpark prices per kWh from 00:37:18
well, it'll be filled in, you know if if we have, if we go to borrow that money, we're going to have to figure out the cost of 00:37:24
electricity. 00:37:29
The cost of the. 00:37:36
Bringing the. 00:37:37
And then cost of putting this up? 00:37:39
And the operating and maintenance of four. 00:37:42
And we'll put that together for the council and then we'll distill it down to Kilow. 00:37:45
The other thing I have to tell you, there's Aztec right there. If you see it up upper right, then we put the arrow there. 00:37:50
That's. 00:37:57
Down to. 00:37:59
That's. 00:38:03
Down below is Bloomfield which are also doing their electric and then the big thing is Farmington. But to answer counselor Ocampo 00:38:07
question. 00:38:11
So those four things are what we'll have to bring. 00:38:17
Is what we need to borrow to get this going. 00:38:20
What it's going to cost us for the electricity. 00:38:23
What it's going to cost us to get the electricity here? 00:38:26
And what it's going to cost us to operate and maintain. 00:38:28
Those numbers will bring to you by the end of the month and then we'll distill that down to per kWh. 00:38:32
But the things that are not you're not going to know is that. 00:38:38
The clock pays 7 point. What's our gross receipts 7.8. 00:38:44
6875. 00:38:51
7.68756 point 8 huh 6.8. 00:38:53
We don't pay that. 00:38:58
OK. That's almost 8% benefit. 00:39:00
And we get a 2% franchise for them. We want to be paying that. 00:39:04
So that's almost 10. 00:39:09
Right. 00:39:11
That's not going to be charged to the customer. 00:39:13
And I can tell you that they're paying $0.08 a kilowatt. And to let you know that I talked to the I talked to him on Facebook, but 00:39:18
I didn't talk to him personally. But he was on Facebook. And I invited him to come to the meeting because they're always making 00:39:24
such a Hoover about, you know, open meetings and all that. Nobody showed up, and maybe they'll come at the next meeting. 00:39:30
But they're paying $0.08 for their electric. 00:39:36
When I can tell you we're going to end up paying 4.7 cents for the electricity. 00:39:39
Per kilowatt, so right there. So the decrease in the gross receipts, the decrease in the franchise fee. 00:39:44
Aztec. 00:39:52
Does not do the bill. 00:39:55
The city of AZ. 00:39:56
Does the. 00:39:58
With their gas, I mean with enough gas, water, sewer. 00:40:00
And other bill. 00:40:04
So and the council. The City Council are the directors of the of the the Aztec electric utility. The City Council is. 00:40:06
And so it's a very comparable. 00:40:16
As to what we're getting ourselves into. 00:40:19
And on top of that, you know we don't have the $4 million debt service that everybody's we're going to have a debt service. I'm 00:40:22
not saying it's not, it's going to be free. 00:40:26
We're going to have a debt service, but I don't know if you just recently saw that. 00:40:31
The Legislature is making available $100 million for solar. 00:40:35
Farms. 00:40:41
So our people in Denver who their Aztec is also getting into that grant is they're they're using the same people to get into the 00:40:43
solar business. So I I think. 00:40:49
If you have the. 00:40:55
And I can give you the contact numbers. They're more than happy to talk to you as a third party as to how they're doing it. 00:40:57
Using the same people, we're using their lawyers. 00:41:05
Their finance people and their electric supplier. 00:41:08
And they. 00:41:12
I think they're also tri-state is carrying their electricity, I think. 00:41:15
So that they're very comparable. You can hear it from them. 00:41:20
But we're waiting for Finley at the end of the month to. 00:41:24
We're going to distill it down to a kWh. 00:41:28
As to how much it's going to cost that would be able to? 00:41:31
Can I add a few things for you? Yes, Sir. 00:41:35
Just because the Council there are 2000 mythically owned utilities in the United States. 00:41:39
And as a former city manager for two of them and a general manager for a company in Arkansas. 00:41:45
I can tell. 00:41:54
The electric. 00:41:56
And you guys have gas, the electric utility is probably the most valuable asset those. 00:41:58
And that's that Clarksville IN Clarksville, AR. 00:42:06
I was in Clarksville, AR for 10 years. I was a city manager in Chanute, KS, for five years and I was also a city manager in 00:42:11
Herman, Missouri for two years. 00:42:16
And they own the electric. 00:42:21
Every single one of them did, yes. 00:42:24
Yeah and yeah and they were doing broadband too for I understand, but but but anyway yeah so, so and. 00:42:26
I spoke with the city. 00:42:36
Jeff Black. 00:42:38
And Denver, Del. 00:42:39
And. 00:42:41
Their budget is ecstatic with the with the utility as to what they do. 00:42:45
And it's an enterprise, it's not. It's like our natural gas. It's an enterprise. It doesn't mess with the with the. 00:42:49
But they. 00:42:58
All the electric stuff for the city lights that put up the Christmas lights, they hand me down all their equipment to other 00:43:00
departments and on top of that, you know, they generate a million. And like I said, don't hear it from me. And I think, let me 00:43:06
give you the context of the the people that you can talk to or visit. 00:43:12
Like I didn't see they're working. 00:43:19
It's a no brainer and the way they've designed it is that we can then flow the and everybody's been asking me about when we get 00:43:23
it. 00:43:27
We can flow the rest of the this electricity to the rest of the city. 00:43:31
Yes, Mr. Ocampo, I have one question and I mean this. 00:43:38
I don't know if you have the answer right off, but just a standard electric pole. You mentioned that we might need 200 of them if 00:43:42
we had to carry the own. 00:43:46
Electric for the first days. 00:43:50
How much is it per pole? Just a standard like wooden electric pole. 00:43:53
Do you have any idea like what the basic cost to actually install it? 00:43:58
I can I can give you a quick look. Do you guys have a quick answer? 00:44:03
Well, I have a quick answer for it. 00:44:07
No, the the the the electric coop. 00:44:11
When they were talking to TDs to put fiber on their. 00:44:15
They wanted 1,000,008. 00:44:20
To upgrade all the polls in the. 00:44:22
So 200 it depends on if they're metal or there there wouldn't. I mean they're they're they're not cheap they're not cheap and I 00:44:26
think anywhere from 1000 to 5000 to 4. 00:44:31
But I can get you. I can get you a better number and see. I don't know what the pandemic has done to the. 00:44:38
I just. 00:44:44
It would have been when that was in Clarksville, AR. It would have been about $2000 for home. But again. 00:44:47
With the supply chain, issues might be higher than that now. 00:44:54
I'm just curious because I've been quoted by the coop last two years and they've been close to 7000 a whole. They may be, I mean 00:45:00
you know they they'll quote you all kinds of numbers, but I would give you some. We'll give you the the where we procure it from. 00:45:06
As to what the numbers are, but but you know the cost of the. 00:45:13
We may not want to acquire some of the if you go look around the city. 00:45:17
You may not. We may not want to acquire those polls because #1 they're too short. 00:45:23
And you can't. You have to have a certain height and again go to Aztec and look at their. 00:45:28
And again, I can't overemphasize the fact that they have no debt service. 00:45:34
They are not in debt. 00:45:41
And I want to ask you and I'll give you a copy of their income tax as to what liability they have. They're about 4042 million on 00:45:43
the books. As to the coops liability and I don't know how much that 42,000,000 you're asking about the cost of polls. I don't know 00:45:50
how much that 42,000,000 has been spent in Sakura in the last 10 years. 00:45:57
So, Mr. Park. 00:46:06
Just to clarify once the information comes in. 00:46:09
We'll break it down to kilowatt and then we'll be able to disseminate that to the public to say this is like how much your bill 00:46:13
would look like or give like an option what the bill would look like for absolutely, you know. 00:46:19
There's this euphemism they use at the Co-op and other places. 00:46:25
They tell you what the energy rate. 00:46:30
And they'll tell you what the effective and what your effective rate is. 00:46:33
You want to know what the effective rate is. 00:46:38
Because they put all that stuff in there, but they want to highlight the energy rate. So we'll give you the effective rate as to 00:46:40
what your bill would be per kilowatt. 00:46:45
And one last thing I did meet. 00:46:51
With the core, I didn't meet with the city or the court before I was elected because I don't. I need to get elected. 00:46:53
So I didn't meet with them and they did say they're going to come. 00:47:01
On the 16th, so your question. So they told me they plan to be here. That's the first time word of it. 00:47:04
I'm just the passenger, the invitation, but they they haven't asked. They spoke to you then. 00:47:11
Yeah, that's the other thing they do. They don't speak directly to administration. They tend to work on each one of the 00:47:18
counselors. 00:47:21
And I don't think that's the right way to do. 00:47:25
For them, I try to speak to their administration. I don't try to speak to the. 00:47:28
So I think it's important that we get direct information. Sure. No, I met with them because I told my word. But they did say they 00:47:33
were going to come there. I have no idea. I met with Mr. Editor and another gentleman. So they said that they'd be here on the 00:47:40
16th. They said that they put in to be on the agenda and they haven't heard back. 00:47:47
I'm just merely giving her information. It was given to me. Well, that's news to us. They'll tell you things that. 00:47:54
Aren't true. 00:48:01
I didn't verify who they talked to. I just. I'm a man of my word. If I sound to do something, I do it. I met with them because I 00:48:05
said, oh, if you get a chance, call him back and tell him. Polo Herrera. 00:48:09
Panetta is our city clerk and he's responsible for the agenda. I'm not going to call him back. If they're here. Well, I mean, do 00:48:18
we need to call him? Hold on. Why don't you be on the call and tell him? 00:48:23
That we're going to put you on the agenda. Just tell us what what their topic is. 00:48:30
Sure, yeah. 00:48:34
They said they didn't get a response, so hopefully we can respond. That's great. That's a good thing. I've never been contacted, 00:48:36
OK? 00:48:40
Just. 00:48:44
But anyway, so. So we are I again. I you know me. 00:48:47
I'm trying to give you as much information but but. 00:48:51
And make Denny's e-mail and telephone number available to all the. 00:48:55
And that way you'll have the number and I will tell, and I've already discussed, that the council may call him and he's more than 00:49:03
happy to discuss. 00:49:06
Not Socorro, but what Aztec is doing. 00:49:11
And I think you can use really use the Aztec model. 00:49:14
To see what a small community can do with electricity, you can call return. 00:49:18
I've spoken to the manager at Raton. Raton has a different structure. 00:49:22
Their, their Their directors are not the City Council. They have a separate structure. 00:49:28
For their. 00:49:33
And it's an appointed structure. So that's a different type. It's not a City Council structure. You can talk to return, you can 00:49:35
talk to TRC and see why they're trying to sell their electricity or their their municipal but but you'll find that they've ran out 00:49:42
of money and they haven't been putting money towards their electric utility. That's my understanding. So it'd be great if you got 00:49:49
a chance to talk to the different cities that actually run their own municipal electric utility. 00:49:56
Any other questions, John, or comments? 00:50:04
No, not if there anything if you could go into the very last slide. 00:50:08
There you go. There's our contact information. I know the staff that the mayors got it. I didn't know if you want me to share that 00:50:14
with the City Council or not, mayor, but there it is. 00:50:20
No, I didn't share it. I didn't want them talking to you. 00:50:26
No, we will. We will share your beautiful pictures right on the screen and you guys take a good picture. 00:50:29
I know I had to work really hard at getting that picture. That's like 100 pigs right there. 00:50:38
I think Jeff makes a better picture than you then. But anyway, we'll make that, we'll make that available. 00:50:46
We'll make that available to them. 00:50:53
And again, I've been a city manager over 2 cities that have the electric facility and a general manager in the city of board. 00:50:56
So I I could answer some questions if the council or you'd want as well, I think that would be good. I think that would be a big 00:51:04
help. 00:51:08
So we'll make that those information and that and then we'll wait for the end of the month and you know maybe a little bit longer. 00:51:13
I know it's, it's difficult getting numbers. You can't, we can't get numbers to do a road. I mean we can't get numbers to do a 00:51:18
sewer project. It's just been difficult trying to get numbers and we hope that you can, you'll be successful in putting some 00:51:23
numbers to all the the designs that you've got. 00:51:28
Well, Jeff said he was going to get the whiffs and chains out. So hopefully we'll have it by the end of January. That's wonderful. 00:51:34
Great. Thank you again for making the presentation. 00:51:39
No problem. Thank you very much. 00:51:44
Thank you guys. Thank you. 00:51:47
Bye. 00:51:50
All right, let's do new business. Miss Chalice Lopez. I don't know if it goes under old business or new business, but both are 00:51:55
there. We still have. 00:51:59
Water. 00:52:06
On Bagley on Hwy. 60 and I, we go through this all the time. 00:52:07
And the answer is always the same, that we can't fix them because it's being fixed tomorrow. 00:52:12
But is it going to be fixed for good? 00:52:20
Yeah. First of all to tell the reason why you're having the leaks. OK, so first of all the pipes on on Hwy. 60s brand new PVC 00:52:22
pipe. 00:52:27
That was better with Perlite from when they gave us per light, you know the per light they let us, they give us per lights better 00:52:33
this brand new pipe. 00:52:37
You have a. You're in an area where you have high pressure. 00:52:41
Your Socorro is all. 00:52:45
The height of the tanks is the pressure. You have the area you live in Socorro, so you happen to live in an area and only half of 00:52:47
your street area where you live. At the end of the at that stop sign by Quigg ends a high pressure area. After that is you only 00:52:52
have like 40 lbs but you live in an area that has about 100, little over 100 lbs of patient and then it's 1/4 of the ground moves. 00:52:58
But. 00:53:04
Those leaks. 00:53:10
Come because it's a high pressure. 00:53:11
So what we're going to do is install a PRV. 00:53:13
Over there by the railroad track Michigan PRV. What it will do is the lower the pressure will lower that pressure pressure. 00:53:17
It's like a pressure review though. 00:53:26
So we'll lower the pressure to about 70 lbs in that area. 77 lbs. 00:53:28
And we don't ignore it so much because if I lower it too much. 00:53:33
Then, like where polo lives, he won't have the water because he's up the hill. The high school can't have water, so we only can 00:53:38
lower a certain area and the rest of it's going to stay high pressure. High School Rd. has to stay high pressure because we have 00:53:43
to get the road, the water up. Fairgrounds we have to get the water all the way to. 00:53:49
To the Tractor Supply and then it goes to Smith Road and so that's way so there's only so much we can do. 00:53:56
And you know, we don't cause ***** and we don't even hardly flush hydrants or we don't have fires and you know, they just pop up. 00:54:05
And they're brand new. Where you're living is brand new pipeline. We've done a project there probably 20 years ago and done that 00:54:11
whole area's brand new PVC pipe where you live vaguely that whole area is brand new pipe. So that means there's no old pipe in 00:54:17
that part of town. It's all brand new pipe. It's just a tie pressure and we're going to be so tomorrow we're going to be closing 00:54:22
Michigan High School Rd. 00:54:27
Part of Spanish Trails. Harry Harriet Jim Belmont. 00:54:33
Grenada Padilla, the Cyril Fowler tray grounds and part of Bagley and Tractor Supply to put in the valve and probably take a whole 00:54:38
day. 00:54:42
But that's going to lower that pressure in that area. But you know we've done it. We put a PRV over there by the over there at the 00:54:47
rodeo to lower the pressure over there going to the to the division and that whole area and stop the leak, stop 80% of the leaks. 00:54:53
I mean we have a leak there one now and then, but it's going to stop a lot of the leaks but. 00:54:59
I mean, it's just how the town is. I mean, there's leaks in Albuquerque's. They don't, yeah, but but but the council chairs? 00:55:06
Are you saying these leaks inside the house? 00:55:14
Oh, OK. So the links are on the streets. Yeah. And I know there's one right there when you go into bag, but but that's the reason 00:55:17
for it. And you know, our, our system is gravity fed. Most of it's gravity fed and that. So. And you know, people on Pinion, they 00:55:23
don't have any pressures. That's the other problem. So that's the problem we have with that. Yeah. You talk to the people in 00:55:29
Evergreen. 00:55:35
They don't have hardly no pressure. I mean, it's just depends where you live in town, you know? 00:55:41
All right, you heard it here, but it's not efficient. It's not like. 00:55:49
That's a good thing. That's a good thing. I'm trying to find out where all the councillors live. I didn't. 00:55:55
Anyway, so great, but that's the answer to that and I thought you were going to bring up your. 00:56:05
Your signing, which is new and old. 00:56:11
How about your, the thing that you put together, Yeah, so on the 28th we closed on our project that's going to be located at on 00:56:14
the industrial park in between the core mental health and the hospital. It's 32 units of permanent supportive housing. 00:56:20
Construction should start January the 16th. 00:56:27
What was your bottom line? 00:56:33
About 13 million. Wow. That's the biggest project in the city forever. So congratulations. Terrific job. Miss Councillor Dean 00:56:35
Lloyd. Unfortunately, I'm just directed to you, but where are we on the Finley gym? 00:56:42
Demo So we added in the project. 00:56:50
So we started. 00:56:56
Where they're still doing the design for the to do the demolition. 00:57:00
So they we added that we're going to go ahead and demo the Municipal Court all the way down the police. So we had I had him do an 00:57:04
inspection in the business. So I'm waiting for that inspection to see what we got to take out that would Gerald today we're going 00:57:10
to have to redo some of the electrical work because the old electrical agenda when we kill that part of the building, we're going 00:57:17
to kill part of the Finley gym. So Darrell's going to start working on that but. 00:57:23
Once we have a demolition plan and everybody's moved out within the demo, the whole thing at one time. 00:57:30
But we're going to work. The place we're not going to demo is we're going to say for the wires at that area there. We're not going 00:57:36
to demo that. We were going to demo part of that, but we're going to leave it now that we're going to demo everything. 00:57:40
So where are these folks going? 00:57:46
So we're doing is right now. 00:57:48
Working with the school system. 00:57:51
To do some movement in buildings. 00:57:54
Chief Garcia's officers have moved already over to. 00:57:59
And he still had stuff in the evidence room. 00:58:03
The friends of the library. 00:58:08
Have a large section. 00:58:10
We would like to see the Municipal Court move. 00:58:12
They also want to do a pre-K at similar. 00:58:17
So right now and I just talked to. 00:58:21
Chairman Hicks, he's out of town today but he's going to come back later this week is we need to firm. 00:58:25
Our MO U because it's going. 00:58:30
Time to get all this stuff together. So. But right now the Police Department has moved to, presumably already in a way. 00:58:35
And there's talk about the city working with the schools. 00:58:43
To inherit ser. 00:58:48
In three years by the time they get because they're still looking for money for the new junior high it went from. 00:58:50
13 million to 25. 00:58:58
So they're talking to the state about getting, but they're but the state wants them. 00:59:01
To have something done with ser. 00:59:07
Before they start building a new junior high and we're going to work with the schools to try to work. 00:59:09
Both buildings. 00:59:15
We're hoping. 00:59:17
Friends at the library will accept another place because I think with. 00:59:20
Police Department and the Municipal Court, being in one place is the best place for them to be. 00:59:26
So we're we're right now we're just trying to get an MOU done between. 00:59:32
School system and. 00:59:38
But that that's how that's moving along. 00:59:41
So once I finished Deborah and they move out of there, then I'll get with Isaac because we already disconnected all the gas when 00:59:45
we were going to demo. So we're going to have to disconnect all the utilities there, get the gas out of there and then we'll demo 00:59:48
it down. 00:59:52
But it's going to be, I would say, a couple months more. Thank you. 00:59:57
I want to Chief Garcia to talk about some activity that the juveniles have been doing here in. 01:00:03
Which is really malicious and destructive problem. And our problem is, and we've always talked about a juvenile facility. 01:00:11
Is that we can't get these juveniles. 01:00:20
Detained and sent away. 01:00:24
Because when you get them and you talk. 01:00:28
Jpo. 01:00:32
They won't let us transport them to a different facility and they're still in town, still causing some of the destruction. 01:00:34
So they asked me the point system that they go by through. 01:00:41
So you know, just this weekend, on the 30th, they broke into the dispensary again. 01:00:44
Within 45 minutes we had three individuals in custody. 01:00:52
Did a search warrant today on their vehicle. All the product was inside their vehicle. Arrested two of the juveniles. 01:00:56
We detain them, called JPO. They denied transport for these juveniles. 01:01:02
We didn't know yet, but they had also caused around 3 or $4000 in damage at Sarcino Middle School before this. 01:01:08
Same individuals on camera. 01:01:16
We try to get them revaluated, to get transported. They still wouldn't transport them. 01:01:18
About two hours before. 01:01:23
Saraceno. They're at Walmart stealing alcohol. Same to individuals. 01:01:27
And we're just having a hard time. There's no rooms for juveniles anywhere. 01:01:32
If we transport them, we transport them to Farmington. 01:01:36
That's where they have. 01:01:41
Messiah Valley and. 01:01:43
But it's it's been really tough with any type of juveniles. 01:01:47
But we've had a rash of stuff going on. Our hotel was held up at gunpoint 2 weeks ago. 01:01:51
So it's, you know, it's really, I'm not saying it's the same juveniles, I'm just an individual that we. 01:01:57
Arrested last night in connection to that, so but, but, I mean, we're trying to get him. 01:02:05
But then we have no place to put them because is there any way that the city and the county could work together to bring a 01:02:11
facility together? 01:02:16
That we can you know and talking to the the county where we could come together. 01:02:25
We need to start those discussions. You know, it's expensive. I mean, you got to have a budget. I mean, it's not something, you 01:02:34
know, we got the very expensive because. 01:02:38
Very expensive because you have to have a registered nurse with those juveniles, all kinds. So maybe if you know we can, we can 01:02:43
look into that. I think we got to do something because it's really accelerating as to what's going on very much. 01:02:50
I think opening the talks with the weather county, I think we'll start. We'll start. OK, I'll call the Chairman. 01:02:57
Martinez. 01:03:05
Thank you. 01:03:07
The any other old business, new business. 01:03:10
Monkey business? 01:03:14
Executive session business. 01:03:17
No, we didn't have that okay okay job descriptions. 01:03:19
We have. I don't know if the Budget Committee wants to announce it. 01:03:25
No, go ahead, but we. 01:03:28
Across the board. 01:03:31
Doing 5% raises in the city. 01:03:33
So there will be across the board 5% raised to everyone. 01:03:37
In the city. 01:03:42
That's just a general announcement, Mr. Is that what? Because that was honestly, I have extremely last few, several days, so I 01:03:44
didn't have a chance to look through all the raises on there. But if that's is that what the raises are on all those I was going 01:03:49
to abstain, I'm sure they'll because I don't count in good faith vote on that if I didn't get a chance to look at all that and 01:03:55
I've never done it before, but I'm sure they all deserve it. But I just didn't know that that's what that paper. 01:04:01
This is a different list. So this list and then this list, this is a promotion list, is all 5%. I feel comfortable with that. It's 01:04:10
not. It's not that. 01:04:15
That was it's across. I didn't know if it was like certain departments again like we've done in the past. 01:04:20
But the first thing is the job descriptions. If you looked at those, if you could approve those. For me, these are multiple jobs 01:04:27
that you've got here. 01:04:32
That we're just reclassifying and improving the city of Sakura animal shelter adoption. This is a. 01:04:36
Kennel office. 01:04:44
Animal control officer. 01:04:46
We have emergency 911 dispatch. 01:04:47
We've got the captain for the Chief, Fire Chief, we've got firefighter EMT. 01:04:50
Gas custodial ground. 01:04:56
And uh. 01:04:59
This is. I think this is. 01:05:00
If you could, although we have St. Equipment operator. 01:05:05
And heavy equipment operator, we're reclassifying those two. 01:05:09
For the ranges with with the bump in in the. 01:05:14
Some of them fell out of the range, so we had to correct the ranges. 01:05:18
Mr. Mayor Fleming. 01:05:25
Through the changes and salary adjustments. 01:05:28
2nd. 01:05:35
Is it just the job descriptions? Did I get that? 01:05:37
Job description second. Second, all in favor to approve the job descriptions. Now the personnel changes. And again. 01:05:41
These. 01:05:51
Some of these were long time coming. Victor Hill Gas compliance promoted to Superintendent. Gas Superintendent. 01:05:51
Below Saldana recreation, that's a completed probation. Michael Pedia transferred to recreation director. Ruben Amato promoted to 01:06:02
assistant director and Simone Gonzalez resignation. So that's the ones that have nothing to do with the raise the 5%. So if you 01:06:08
guys want to vote on that separately. 01:06:14
From across the board. 01:06:20
So the ones that we're promoting now, they're not going to get another 5% raise, right? 01:06:22
Yeah, that. 01:06:29
They're getting, they're getting reclassified, but they will get the 5%. 01:06:31
So if you want to prove these to begin. 01:06:35
I'll be happy to, Mr. Mayor. Mr. Fleming so moved. 01:06:39
2nd that we approve this as read all in favor and then the budget Committee. And this is a if you want to know what the hit is to. 01:06:42
To the. 01:06:54
It is being taken. 01:06:56
Is being taken out of. 01:06:58
And the hit to the budget is 205,819 dollars. 01:07:01
That's what the hit the 5% raises. 01:07:06
Across the board. 01:07:08
So and I think. 01:07:10
Money well spent, money was spent. So if we could get Mr. Mayor, I noticed I'm an MSN last night that. 01:07:13
And I started in 2024. There are 21 states. 01:07:20
That are now bringing up their minimum salaries to $15 and we've been there. 01:07:26
In the city of Sakura for several years. 01:07:32
I mean we're trying to get to 20 but but this is a start, this is start. So if I could get a motion to get the across the board 01:07:36
raises. 01:07:39
Some of my second move the 2nd. 01:07:43
On fail. 01:07:47
And thank you that I that late I is that Anton. 01:07:49
That's me. 01:07:55
Oh, is it? Is it raining in? 01:07:56
Oh, it's nice. It's dark and it's late in Florida, but it's nice. 01:08:00
All right. 01:08:06
OK. 01:08:09
I got some businesses. 01:08:11
I got three Trish Tiny to. 01:08:15
Patricia Lamb contracting early intervention. 01:08:18
Is that are you guys here for that? 01:08:22
No, not for businesses, No, I don't, you think the only faces I don't recognize. 01:08:25
For possible. 01:08:31
OK, good. Four plus Spa, Spa, 103 Plaza St. grooming services, pet products. 01:08:32
ION Developers or Utah Dave Rasmussen residential, solar panel and scholars. 01:08:40
That's it. I've got a question on one of those and maybe this is for Christy, but we've been getting a lot of emails or at least I 01:08:46
have on on neighbors in the area with these and and the emails are very like specific and they say, hey, we're OK with it as long 01:08:55
as it's not going to be like this, this and this and mainly with like traffic, maybe foot traffic as well as as actual traffic. 01:09:05
The one that I've been getting hit up with quite a bit. All right, right, And so. 01:09:15
What happens if it's not exactly drawn up the way it is presented? Like, do these do these neighbors have recourse to come in and 01:09:19
talk with you? 01:09:23
Let us know or how does that work? 01:09:28
She is contracting her service out. She will not be doing any business at her. 01:09:34
Home. It's only her office because she doesn't have a quote storefront or. 01:09:41
Umm. I send certified letters to everybody who lives within 100 feet or has property 100 feet of that location. 01:09:49
They're encouraged to attend. I have had people with other. 01:09:57
Who have sent letters if they can't attend or they'll call me and they'll talk to me and then I'll give the feedback to the 01:10:02
Planning and Zoning Commission. 01:10:06
But I there nobody showed up to the meeting and I did not receive any correspondence with the neighbors and the letters are mailed 01:10:10
certified return receipt. So no, no, I don't have any issues with the the businesses at all. I'm just saying like in the future if 01:10:16
somebody says, hey I'm opening up this business, there won't be any traffic and the next door neighbor says, yeah, sure that 01:10:22
sounds great. So what's the scope of the work does change They can come in and we can contact the business owner and and ask them 01:10:28
about it. 01:10:33
And if it has changed, we can have them redo their special use permit to include what the changes No. But if they violate what 01:10:39
they got, we send the code enforcement officer. 01:10:45
No, no, I mean we're not gonna. I mean if if the. 01:10:52
Complain that they're not living up to what they said that they were going to do. They're in violation. We're not going to try to 01:10:56
modify them. 01:11:00
Right, because they tell the PNZ Commission before it's approved or denied what it's going to be, they ask about if there's going 01:11:05
to be chemicals. Of course for this case, she's just contracting out, but if someone's going to be doing oil changes just. 01:11:12
Right. If anything changes and we get any complaints, we do let code enforcement know, but I'm happy to reach out to. 01:11:22
The people who came through PNZ because I have the minutes stating exactly what it will be from each meeting. 01:11:32
Thank you. OK. You're welcome. 01:11:38
I mean, we approve the business registrations. 01:11:41
Yes, Sir. 01:11:47
I just. 01:11:53
Kind of tell everybody how our Matanza went. Our 9th annual Madonna this year we ended up raising $75110. This year it's been the 01:11:55
biggest 1 so far, so it's been. We took 62 kids shopping that were on the list and then we helped an additional two families 01:12:01
ahead. 01:12:07
One time I had three kids that weren't going to have a Christmas and other family had two kids that were going to have a 01:12:14
Christmas. We ended up helping them as well. So with that being said, I want to thank some people Walmart. 01:12:19
First State Bank Counselor Romero and DAV. 01:12:26
Joe and Vicki Gonzalez and I'm probably going to miss some people, but and more importantly the yourself and the city 01:12:31
administration for backing us on this. 01:12:35
Tremendous job. You've been doing it now for. I know it's the best food. Everybody that loves the food, you have any leftovers? I 01:12:41
missed it. With that being said, I like to send out a special thanks to Cheyenne and Desiree. 01:12:47
This is probably. 01:12:53
Parade that we've seen forever and that that's what's helped us, you know. And we appreciate the hard work that they do. They do, 01:12:55
they do a terrific job. So thank. 01:13:00
And thank you guys for for everything. 01:13:05
Thank you for bringing that up. 01:13:07
I think the Chief Garcia, did you guys do one too? 01:13:10
I don't wanna leave them out, Loris. I have to do the after action report and stuff like that. But we did the Marine Corps, Toys 01:13:13
for Tots. We've been doing it for a long time, 33 years. 01:13:20
And our after action reports are due in the 15th. I was going to give you that update, but last year was over 3000 families that 01:13:29
we serve so. 01:13:32
Yes, firefighter and police. 01:13:36
All you guys do a great job for the city. That's terrific. Thanks. Thank you guys for allowing us to do it. 01:13:40
This one, this one last thing on the Co-op thing. 01:13:46
Like they said, they sent an e-mail that bounce back polos. I'm just including us in an e-mail and so they can get them over here 01:13:51
or whatever because I just want to follow up on my end. So you did have a contact with? 01:13:57
No, he said. That listening. Is he listening to us or whatever? I hope so. 01:14:03
Jared Williams and he said no, he's not on their. 01:14:08
He said that he sent an e-mail to the city. It bounced back as Stephanie saved. 01:14:12
So Tiffany is not much, OK. 01:14:17
He's not registered in the city. He didn't know that Stephanie ran for City Council. He sent an e-mail. 01:14:22
That way you have it OK. 01:14:28
Council partners, they always have an excuse. 01:14:32
Yeah, but I'm just saying that he's giving you information about Stephanie Savada, who hasn't been a city clerk for past five 01:14:36
years. I agree. So I don't know how he's keeping up with everybody, but it'll be more than only a phone call away. There you go. 01:14:43
All right. Well, good. We had a good meeting, so let's have another one on. 01:14:51
16th of January. 01:14:58
Everybody. 01:15:01
Thank you. Thank you for thank you. 01:15:05
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The whole day to work on this. 00:00:00
I think I'll be good for a while. No, I mean you have to ask how the bidding comes in. 00:00:04
We can ask him in the meeting. 00:00:19
All right. 00:00:22
You know how to do this, Lena? 00:00:26
You've been here before? 00:00:28
OK, here we go. City Score City Council meeting Tuesday, January 2nd, 2024. 00:00:30
Will call. Please start with Mr. Partridge, Councillor Partridge. 00:00:37
Mayor. 00:00:43
Here, Councillor Tavis Lopez. 00:00:44
Councillor Fleming. Yeah, Councillor Dean. 00:00:48
Counselor Ocampo. 00:00:52
Councillor Ogene, Councillor Romero here Councillor Sal. 00:00:54
Not here by phone. 00:00:59
We do have a quorum. 00:01:01
All right, we shall rise for the Pledge of Allegiance. 00:01:03
Of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and 00:01:08
justice for all. 00:01:13
Mr. Roman moved to approve the consent agenda. 00:01:27
Senator, discussion all in favor. 00:01:32
Public. 00:01:36
We have the honor of having Counseling dedicate A plaque to Dolores Grago. 00:01:40
If you want to do the pleasure out there, what I'll do is I'll read this first and I'll go up there with them and then we'll get a 00:01:46
picture. But I I've never done this before. 00:01:51
But Dolores was like a second mom to me and. 00:01:56
She's always supported me in online endeavors in particular, you know, the City Council and all my elections and everything and. 00:01:58
So I wanted to, you know, do something special and and the plaque I'll be giving will be my original plaque from when I first got 00:02:05
elected. 00:02:09
But anyways, if I can get through this, I'm just going to read this. What's going to be on here? And then we'll just take a 00:02:15
picture. But Dolores Garvey Gray goes 78 passed away at her home. 00:02:18
On December 14, 2023, she was born in Carrizozo, NM, to Isabel Carbajal on April 8th, 1945. Dolores was a lifelong educator 00:02:22
working throughout the state of New Mexico. 00:02:28
She spent five decades touching the lives of children in Socorro. Her legacy will live on in all the souls she has touched 00:02:35
throughout her lifetime. 00:02:39
She has proceeded in death by her husband Carlos, mother Isabel Carbajal, sister Lily Silva, brothers Sonny Gavi. 00:02:43
Eduardo Gavi, Manuel Gavi, Vernon Gavi and JB. 00:02:51
She is survived by her loving sons Juan Carlos Griego and wife and Elisa of Illinois, Miguel Grago and wife Kristen of Socorro, 00:02:56
brother Ray Davie of Denver, Co grandchildren Javen Kamel and. 00:03:02
She also leaves many sisters and brothers in law, nieces and nephews, cousins and friends. 00:03:10
In honor of a contribution and dedication to enriching the lives of people from all box of life, not only within the cities of 00:03:14
Coral but the entire County of Sakora, Councillor Michael Odin Junior presents this recognition back on behalf of the City of SA. 00:03:20
Pictures. 00:03:59
Excellent. 00:04:10
OK, good for you. How are you? Go to lunch. 00:04:20
Hey. 00:04:24
Thank you. 00:04:30
Thank you. Thank you councillors and. 00:04:32
Anyone else let's. 00:04:35
Well, they can make a comment, you know, the appointments for mayor pro. 00:04:38
Is a council. 00:04:44
Councillor Hicks had been mayor Pro Tem as long as I can remember, but in order not to cause any friction or anything. 00:04:47
You can either nominate somebody. 00:04:55
Or you could nominate somebody every meeting. 00:04:58
And roll it. 00:05:01
To each. 00:05:03
And that'll keep everybody in the loop, so or every month you can change miracle. 00:05:05
Or you can keep one permanent, but it is a council nomination. 00:05:11
And so. 00:05:15
We can think about that and if you want to do it at the next meeting. 00:05:17
Talk about it I think might be best. I think the comment was, well, we don't and we don't. There's no need to be. 00:05:20
Doing this as a, you know, some sort of a race that somebody gets wins or somebody loses if you want to do a rolling one, which 00:05:28
you do every once a month. 00:05:33
You can do one once every two months, whatever, and just roll it to the next person. If you want to do that, you just want to 00:05:38
remind everybody what the mayor Pro Tem does. 00:05:42
Only if I leave town. It's just like the Vice Pres. 00:05:46
Or the OR the Lieutenant governor is, I'm usually in touch on the phone, but there's things to sign sometimes that I'm not around. 00:05:50
There's, you know, something happens in town that's an emergency that we have a disaster protocol. So that's what's going to 00:05:57
happen is that that lands on the mayor pro town and conducts the meeting if I'm not here. So that's basically what it is. 00:06:05
Think about it. But usually what it does is the City Council when the councillors makes a nomination, another one makes a 00:06:42
nomination and we just have a vote. 00:06:46
So if you want to, like I said, if you want to do an unrolling one, Mr. Mayor, I'm not. I'm not nominating myself, but I think it 00:06:54
would be a good idea if we at least get one today, just in case. Not saying anything's going to happen, but just in case something 00:06:58
happens tomorrow from now until the next meeting. 00:07:02
It could be the idea. 00:07:06
Mr. 00:07:08
That's the case. I'd like to nominate Marianne Chavez. 00:07:09
One second. 00:07:14
Moved and seconded any other nominations? 00:07:15
Nomination. Cease all in favor Lopez until another one is designated. Very good. Good job, OK? 00:07:19
We have. I'm going to appoint city clerk is Paulo Panetta. 00:07:28
A city trader. 00:07:31
Is Ruby Lopez chief of police? Is Angel Garcia. 00:07:34
And the Municipal League representative is Michael Gay. 00:07:38
We need a South Central Council of Governments represent. 00:07:43
And it has been Councillor Hicks. But if somebody wants to take it then we can have an alternate. 00:07:47
Mr. Mayor, I'm not. I'm not seeing myself either, but I know some people have been involved. So Central Council with the Workforce 00:07:56
Development Board and all that other stuff too, so. 00:08:01
And we can change it. It can always be changed if you can't make. 00:08:06
But I mean I would recommend. 00:08:09
One of the counselors, if they're interested in doing it, would mean most of the times they meet in the Tier C or Macia, they 00:08:12
don't really meet in Sakura that much, but in the South Central Council of Governments, we have a vote on it. 00:08:18
That's. 00:08:24
That also rule. 00:08:26
Are those it's not no regional planning. Regional planning organization is a different thing with US highway department all that. 00:08:28
And that that's the RPO is different. 00:08:34
So that's a different thing. 00:08:39
I'll give the South Central Council. 00:08:41
OK, so Marianne Chavez Lopez for the Council of Governments and if there's an alternate, Mr. Legan will be the. 00:08:43
And then the rural planning organization. 00:08:52
Councillor Deb. 00:08:56
And I'll make Courtney the alternate. You have to be an elected official as a person, but the alternate doesn't have to be 00:08:58
elected. 00:09:01
An airport committee I was going to appoint. 00:09:08
I'm not sure, Lena. 00:09:13
Did they say it had to be a counselor because the airport committee does have people that are not counting the council? 00:09:16
I was going to keep represent Councillor Hicks, ex Councillor Hicks on that. 00:09:22
On the airport. 00:09:28
And Mr. Partridge, if there are the committees that you want to be on, we have we have the Budget committee, we have utility. 00:09:32
We have the. 00:09:40
Recreation Committee. So though you might think of that and and you as a counselor. 00:09:42
You're always welcome at anyone of these meetings. 00:09:48
That that that we're talking about. 00:09:52
So that that you have a even a representative if you're not. Even if you're not, you may not be a voting representative at that 00:09:54
time, but you're you're able to attend. 00:09:59
As long as you don't have a quorum, of course everybody shows up to it, but you're able to attend any of these meetings. 00:10:05
And and. 00:10:11
Have an announcement and pull away. Keep a calendar as to when the meetings are and we need to make sure the Council is apprised 00:10:12
of when the meetings come. 00:10:16
And Mr. Mary, I think you forgot the New Mexico Municipal League. 00:10:22
Michael, Michael. 00:10:27
And this is all and so well if you guys want to make a motion to accept that action. 00:10:32
Just want to make. 00:10:37
To move the segment, accept the appointments. All in favor aye, in this resolution is that we have to do some. 00:10:39
Work with Mr. Oliver. Make a motion. We passed resolution #24-01-02A, The Open Meetings Act resolution. 00:10:46
Second, moving a second all in favor. 00:10:54
So I haven't done it yet, but this this Open Meetings act is where it would be if the telephonic attendance, correct? 00:11:00
That's the section it would go under. We just amend that later. I guess it could be the Rules of Procedure. 00:11:07
Either way, I think there's something we need to look at. 00:11:15
So the second one. 00:11:20
Aye, building rules of the body that Miss Maryland make a motion. We pass resolution #24-01-02B. 00:11:22
Move to 2nd. A discussion on. 00:11:30
If there's a question about telephonic. 00:11:32
Stuff. And Mr. Salome, you're still there. 00:11:35
Can you put that microphone on this phone? It's on. 00:11:40
Anton. 00:11:44
Yeah, I mean that's if he's, I mean if it's you can Mark, I mean listen to it online as well too just mean well. 00:11:48
But we probably need to modify that until we have. If we have another emergency, we can institute it, but I'd like to have in 00:11:54
person meetings. 00:11:58
If you want to make an amendment to that and the procedures, you can make an amendment to it. 00:12:03
That we have on this governing body rules and procedures that we may have amended, that, that we have to have impersonated Mr. 00:12:09
Mayor, I wouldn't say. I mean, maybe if they want to attend and participate maybe in the conversation but not vote or something 00:12:15
like that, I don't know. But I don't know. But we'll write it up. Let me bring it to the next meeting. 00:12:20
All in favor for the governing rules of Procedure A. 00:12:27
Purchasing policy. 00:12:31
Make a motion to pass resolution #24-01-02. 00:12:34
Second, moved a second. And that's Polo, and it's in charge of that. But he follows the statutes. We go by the state. All in 00:12:38
favor, aye? 00:12:43
And then CDB certification make a motion. We pass resolution #24-01-02-D. 00:12:49
Movement. Second, that's a federal regulation because it's a HUD. Money has to do with fair housing and things like that. So all 00:12:57
in favor. 00:13:01
OK, Western New Mexico communication. 00:13:07
Is asking for a special use permit. 00:13:10
Is it because of? 00:13:15
Is all tower and antenna to require a special use permit under the zoning code? 00:13:17
It's up there in the industrial park. The only people who I needed to notify was the city of Socorro, because we have all that 00:13:24
land. 00:13:28
And Solero and Solero did not reach out or comment or respond to the certified letter. So P&Z did approve the special use permit. 00:13:32
It comes to you guys. They recommended approval, I should say, comes to you guys for a final decision. 00:13:39
Mr. 00:13:47
Thank you, Mr. Christie. What will they actually be doing? They're going to put up what is called a monopole. 00:13:48
I'm not super familiar with exactly what that is, but I did take it to be. 00:13:55
Any and all antenna a monopoly, I think. 00:14:01
Mr. What they have plans with that antenna is they're going to try to feed in every anybody that's outside of the TDs area. 00:14:05
As. 00:14:16
Wireless, yes. 00:14:19
Question have been real helpful to us on that area already. So that there's we would like to recommend that we pass this. 00:14:21
So make a motion to pass that second. 00:14:31
Who can shake it? 00:14:34
Hello. What's the IT OK? 00:14:38
We have an integrated technology. They were the only one that responded. 00:14:42
But what's happened? 00:14:45
Joel Franklin and. 00:14:48
Mr. Dean. 00:14:52
Time ago formed this company. 00:14:55
And I guess in the goodness of their hearts on them, Counselor Dean could probably talk about it more. But they they gifted that. 00:14:57
Company to Ryan and Scott Del Kurt. Oh so just to make this transferring their ownership to the. 00:15:04
Yes. So yeah, same company, basically same company but. 00:15:12
122823 00:15:18
moving and seconded discussion Mr. Mayor, should I recruit myself from voting on this because I don't know where they're at with 00:15:23
the paperwork abstain? 00:15:27
Sure, with Divergent abstaining all in favor, Aye, opposed. 00:15:32
Thank you. As promised, it's the beginning of the New Year. We said we'd bring you some information about the City Electric 00:15:39
Utility. We have a presentation from our engineers for preliminary engineering review and hold on, you go ahead and introduce. 00:15:47
What's going on with Mr. Fitz? 00:15:57
Are you guys there? 00:16:01
Hello. 00:16:04
OK, I have. 00:16:07
They do have their presentation up, so if you guys. 00:16:11
And go ahead and go. 00:16:18
We're just following up to give you a start up update relating to where we are in our work that you have. 00:16:25
Contacted US. 00:16:33
I have adjusted on the in the meeting with me and he is our operations person. 00:16:35
Feel like you are energy business, so I will kind of let them take over from there and I may. 00:16:41
Add a little counter here and there. If we go through this presentation, this shouldn't take very. 00:16:48
Yep. Again with the interest, want to thank you guys for your time and while at that date we'll kind of go through this as 00:16:53
possible, but do you have any questions, don't have to take care. 00:16:58
Request to ask that question. So overall utility interconnection, civil organ utility interconnection, design, substation 00:17:03
distribution, cleaners, the overall scope. 00:17:09
But also had the opportunity to install a solar power plant. 00:17:14
What does the overall sensation, the initial construction thing that involved or included to like? 00:17:21
Client which are the next detective student of the industrial overall, the industrial corridor and school district. 00:17:30
Book slide, please. 00:17:37
The current stuff taken so far, the initial submission design overall, the subspaces that we have several case buildings. I just 00:17:40
have a certain client. How long will you need to ask for the expansion capability take you take on the entire city of Florida? 00:17:49
And also have the capacity for a client for that option storage. 00:17:59
That being said, the assumption is going to be made. 00:18:04
Do you want to have the text that she's in the independently, but we take her emergency and we need to have a skip transformer in 00:18:08
the country to take on that demand from the overall? 00:18:16
What I mean is overall size to get the charger that you have front sheets borrowing at the NBA for y'all to have the case 24 to be 00:18:25
compliant and order. 00:18:32
2 area. 00:18:43
For future borders. 00:18:46
The plan is. 00:18:50
So for anyone you would have the people Why you would have two kids. This is the one. You have two Transformers to fix people 00:18:53
reliability. One goes down. 00:19:00
Just don't have that. 00:19:07
The reason why we come? 00:19:10
That I will be able to handle the additional loads. 00:19:15
To put that in such a business plan. 00:19:25
Farmers don't know. Just going to bring the entire I'm just going to walk. 00:19:50
And I get. 00:19:56
The bottom I'll just walk to the top 30th. 00:19:59
Outside of the. 00:20:06
By 2:50 and so 5040. 00:20:10
And. 00:20:16
It's already at the top left one. 00:20:18
There's translation interconnection from the Internet Constitution. 00:20:21
And then to the right. 00:20:31
What we call. 00:21:26
That. 00:21:28
So it starts here, they got red. I think we're we're showing those four different. 00:21:33
Is what? 00:21:42
We're having the capability. 00:21:46
Let me interject. You know, it's pretty difficult to understand what you're saying, but just let the council know This is a design 00:21:54
for the industrial loop. 00:21:59
And for the rest of the city of so. 00:22:04
I don't know if you heard that, but that's that's the design phases, right? In phases, but but it's but it's a complete design. 00:22:07
I'm sorry, go ahead. That is correct. 00:22:15
That is correct. That section in the middle is the 2 Transformers on what he was calling the low side. 00:22:17
And then the red box in the middle has. 00:22:24
The first section has got four different green stores in there. Those are the robots for fears to serve them. And the other thing 00:22:29
is that I don't know if you remember that there was a problem in Magdalena with one of the substations going out and they lost 00:22:35
power, that this will have a redundancy that that won't happen in this one. 00:22:41
I'm sorry there's no such thing as 100%, but yes, it's got that reliability built in and everything to the right of that red box 00:22:50
is future construction if you take on additional line, IE the rest of the city. 00:22:57
Go ahead. 00:23:06
Yep, I've walked through the screen during the slides and I'm not being able to see that. 00:23:08
So moving on to the next slide. 00:23:17
Which is just the overall profile. 00:23:20
It's just kind of if you're on the top side, the top left drawing is essentially if you're standing outside of the truck station 00:23:24
looking in from the east side of that substation. The cost structure is if they write in math for overall protection. 00:23:30
On the outside there, you'll see the red lines over your interconnections and your transmission lines. Here, PC and PT, we'll go 00:23:38
through the theaters, but on the bottom side, it's like you're standing on the outside of the substation, looking from the South. 00:23:46
And so from the West working to the left hand to the right side. 00:23:55
Then your stick please your current transformer switches and in the middle of that transformer. 00:23:59
And then heading into that vertical place. 00:24:05
We're going into your feeder. 00:24:08
You're gonna have that red, red. 00:24:10
He's actually certainly what you're talking about for future expansion we are going. 00:24:15
Plans can have it in the middle there for you to allow. 00:24:21
Getting expansion, they're just trying to point out they are finding the implementation within the future years and our cities to 00:24:27
go away. Let me let me interject a few things if you want to see it in real life. 00:24:35
Just go South of Los Lunas and you'll see there the substation being built right now for that solar array. 00:24:43
And you'll see that they're putting up. 00:24:51
Polls also. So if you want to see something the last two to three months, they've put together a substation out there at that 00:24:54
solar array. 00:24:58
Very similar to what we're talking about, but that's that's how it's done. So you want to see it in real life. I'm. I'm sorry, go 00:25:03
ahead. 00:25:06
That's great. That's great. 00:25:11
The next slide please. 00:25:14
You should be able to see what we call a ground drawing overall to get your grounding and for protection purposes throughout the 00:25:17
whole, just a grid essentially underneath the gas station, it's just showing. 00:25:23
That's on my end. 00:25:37
So that just the wooden circles is just showing the foundations for their structures. And so that's just kind of notice when the 00:25:40
two Transformers are that's the big thing is is the on the left hand side, you'll notice that smaller rectangle runs. 00:25:47
More beautiful running more than S That is what we call these control house for the controlling closure. They're only. 00:25:55
Panel rewriting. 00:26:02
Controlling the entire operation. 00:26:05
With the experienced members and experienced people are in the SO. 00:26:10
We brought. 00:26:16
Just. 00:26:22
Like that show but that's the problem and give me a feel what we have to do. 00:26:25
Hide location. 00:27:11
Actually to the North East of the same place. 00:27:14
Thank you. 00:27:18
Further away. 00:27:28
To get you closer to the distribution theaters, What did you see on this? 00:27:31
Budgeting is location that has been discussed with me and I just put you right next to it. 00:27:40
You still have this transmission line. 00:27:49
Be able to have intersection. 00:27:54
Industrial. 00:28:23
Be able to have that back to each of your clients or companies. If they're to have that, you'd be able to acquire or purchase them 00:28:25
of around 200 distribution structures overall be able to have. 00:28:32
By the end of. 00:28:49
So we've had is holiday season. 00:28:55
The flight status we're also having together all the places with English. 00:29:03
Yeah. 00:29:09
Say that again. I mean what you're saying is that plus the substation, it'll require another 200 poles to be set up to distribute 00:29:25
to the industrial park unless we acquire the clubs that that's so that the council Partridge asked the question as to what's quite 00:29:32
clear as to what we were saying, but. 00:29:39
It involves getting. 00:29:46
If we do it from. 00:29:49
The substation will then feed. 00:29:51
To that area, which includes the hospital, the new junior high, high school nursing home, the mine and New Mexico Tech. 00:29:54
And municipal, that is. 00:30:02
And the reason why loop the way they have designed is if there's a segment that goes out for whatever reason, it vaccines around 00:30:05
that. 00:30:09
Bring the power back to those customers that are. 00:30:15
And did he give us a date that he would have more information? I heard a date, but I don't know, say that again. Did he give us a 00:30:18
date where he could have additional information through the holidays? Well, at the end of his, at the end of the. 00:30:24
Everything completed and hopefully all the pricing. 00:30:31
Before the end of January. 00:30:36
What's happened is that there's been, you know, the everything is. 00:30:39
Pandemic. 00:30:44
Trying to get costs and prices has been difficult just because. 00:30:46
It's the supply chain has been messed up so badly but I think you said at the end of the month you have give us. 00:30:51
The rest of that information? 00:30:58
Absolutely. That's what I want to try to target. 00:31:01
Yeah. Now go ahead, Mr. Fleming. Thank you, Mr. Smith. I haven't heard how many acres this is going to involve. 00:31:04
Yeah. So we want to plan for around 5 acres, what we're going to try to plan for. 00:31:15
For that story, including construction planes, be able to have a field, an area to work off of and have structures lay down there 00:31:21
on cloud building and construction that is going on is ongoing. 00:31:26
And can you repeat, you mentioned where the location was going to be, but could you repeat that? 00:31:32
We have, we have not came up with a solidified location. There's three locations identified we have. 00:31:42
Pick one if that. If that's the question, Mr. Fleming, if you know where the substation is now. 00:31:49
It's kind of hard to get back up there, but then as you go South. 00:31:56
There's three. 00:32:01
And also there's a site for a solar area. 00:32:03
So it'll probably. 00:32:06
South of the substation that that. 00:32:10
The coop has or tri-state has right now and that will interconnect to that. 00:32:14
The ownership of those sites were still. 00:32:20
Exploring, but more than likely the substation will be right next to the solar array. 00:32:24
So that's I think going to be the deciding factor and then they'll take a line into the substation. 00:32:32
That tri-state has. 00:32:40
And tell me just if I misstated that, let me let me know. 00:32:41
The other thing we're looking. 00:32:49
As an option is connecting rather than connecting to tri-state. 00:32:51
Connecting to public service New Mexico, we think that may be an option as well, which might be a better option for you. 00:32:56
That's something that's kind of exciting to hear because. 00:33:02
As you know, tri-state is hooked to support Electric Co. 00:33:06
But there's an and this is what they call Wheeling, meaning that the electricity has to come from another source. 00:33:10
And so tri-state is one of the sources that. 00:33:17
They don't sell the electricity, but they carry it just like our gas, natural gas pipeline. 00:33:20
Is owned. 00:33:27
I don't know Kinder Morgan or who owns it now. 00:33:28
The gas in the pipeline. 00:33:32
Is owned by somebody else. 00:33:35
So we pay for the transmission. The same thing with electricity. 00:33:37
We have to pay somebody to carry that electricity to us. 00:33:40
And that's usually about two cents a kilowatt if you want to know the numbers. But we if we have another option that other than 00:33:44
tri-state that really gives us a little flexibility because public service company also has some lines, they're a little bit West. 00:33:52
But they also have lines that we could. 00:34:00
So that's those are the two things that are really. 00:34:03
Go ahead. Any other questions from the Council? 00:34:08
So this is the design. 00:34:11
We're waiting for. 00:34:13
We're also waiting for the solar. 00:34:16
I visited Aztec and I don't. Can you put that picture up there? Did ever come on? I've visited Aztec which is a community about 00:34:20
2/3 our. 00:34:25
They own the electric UT. 00:34:31
They buy the electricity for the past 14 years from Guzman. 00:34:33
They're very, very happy with Guzman. 00:34:37
There's other CEO's they meet with that sells electricity to their Co. 00:34:41
Guzman sells them electricity for 4.2 cents a kilowatt. 00:34:48
They have, and this is really, really important. 00:34:54
Because you know what the debt service is with a coop right now. 00:34:57
If you look at the, I'll make that available to you if you look at the income tax records. 00:35:02
They have a $40 million. 00:35:06
That they pay 4 million. 00:35:09
A year that comes out of your bill. 00:35:12
Aztec Electric Utility has no debt service. 00:35:16
They've been in business since 1956. 00:35:22
And they have debt. 00:35:26
On their utility which serves and I don't know if you can show that the service area this service Aztec. 00:35:29
Which is, like I said, about 2/3. 00:35:37
They generate a net. 00:35:40
For 2/3 they generate a net profit of 1,000,000. 00:35:44
The Aztec utility. 00:35:52
Bloomfield right now, which is the neighbor. 00:35:55
Is in the process of disengaging from Farmington just like we're talking about disengaging from the Co. 00:35:59
Bloomfield is in that. 00:36:06
Laplata, which is in Durango because there's. 00:36:09
From Guz. 00:36:13
And and and Delta Montrose, which is in southern Colorado, also gets. 00:36:15
Electricity from Guzman and they're very, very, very happy with Guzman's. 00:36:20
Responsibility and credibility, and I would, I would encourage you. 00:36:26
As a council, either talk to them. 00:36:31
Or go and see their UT. 00:36:34
And Aztec, which is very, very similar, like I said, they're about 2/3 are size, but with the Farmington and the Bloomfield area, 00:36:37
you know they're. 00:36:41
Pretty big metropolitan area, but Aspects specifically serves nothing but Aztec. 00:36:45
And and you know coach, therefore, you know, but there used to be 3A, but Aztec used to be kind of similar to. 00:36:52
Ten years ago, but this really if you want to see a utility. 00:37:00
That's a municipal utility. 00:37:05
Getting their supply from Guz. 00:37:07
That are very credible and consistent. 00:37:10
Visit Aztec and Denver. De Luis is the guys name who runs. 00:37:13
Quick question. So we're going to get prices on the on the substation and will we also have like ballpark prices per kWh from 00:37:18
well, it'll be filled in, you know if if we have, if we go to borrow that money, we're going to have to figure out the cost of 00:37:24
electricity. 00:37:29
The cost of the. 00:37:36
Bringing the. 00:37:37
And then cost of putting this up? 00:37:39
And the operating and maintenance of four. 00:37:42
And we'll put that together for the council and then we'll distill it down to Kilow. 00:37:45
The other thing I have to tell you, there's Aztec right there. If you see it up upper right, then we put the arrow there. 00:37:50
That's. 00:37:57
Down to. 00:37:59
That's. 00:38:03
Down below is Bloomfield which are also doing their electric and then the big thing is Farmington. But to answer counselor Ocampo 00:38:07
question. 00:38:11
So those four things are what we'll have to bring. 00:38:17
Is what we need to borrow to get this going. 00:38:20
What it's going to cost us for the electricity. 00:38:23
What it's going to cost us to get the electricity here? 00:38:26
And what it's going to cost us to operate and maintain. 00:38:28
Those numbers will bring to you by the end of the month and then we'll distill that down to per kWh. 00:38:32
But the things that are not you're not going to know is that. 00:38:38
The clock pays 7 point. What's our gross receipts 7.8. 00:38:44
6875. 00:38:51
7.68756 point 8 huh 6.8. 00:38:53
We don't pay that. 00:38:58
OK. That's almost 8% benefit. 00:39:00
And we get a 2% franchise for them. We want to be paying that. 00:39:04
So that's almost 10. 00:39:09
Right. 00:39:11
That's not going to be charged to the customer. 00:39:13
And I can tell you that they're paying $0.08 a kilowatt. And to let you know that I talked to the I talked to him on Facebook, but 00:39:18
I didn't talk to him personally. But he was on Facebook. And I invited him to come to the meeting because they're always making 00:39:24
such a Hoover about, you know, open meetings and all that. Nobody showed up, and maybe they'll come at the next meeting. 00:39:30
But they're paying $0.08 for their electric. 00:39:36
When I can tell you we're going to end up paying 4.7 cents for the electricity. 00:39:39
Per kilowatt, so right there. So the decrease in the gross receipts, the decrease in the franchise fee. 00:39:44
Aztec. 00:39:52
Does not do the bill. 00:39:55
The city of AZ. 00:39:56
Does the. 00:39:58
With their gas, I mean with enough gas, water, sewer. 00:40:00
And other bill. 00:40:04
So and the council. The City Council are the directors of the of the the Aztec electric utility. The City Council is. 00:40:06
And so it's a very comparable. 00:40:16
As to what we're getting ourselves into. 00:40:19
And on top of that, you know we don't have the $4 million debt service that everybody's we're going to have a debt service. I'm 00:40:22
not saying it's not, it's going to be free. 00:40:26
We're going to have a debt service, but I don't know if you just recently saw that. 00:40:31
The Legislature is making available $100 million for solar. 00:40:35
Farms. 00:40:41
So our people in Denver who their Aztec is also getting into that grant is they're they're using the same people to get into the 00:40:43
solar business. So I I think. 00:40:49
If you have the. 00:40:55
And I can give you the contact numbers. They're more than happy to talk to you as a third party as to how they're doing it. 00:40:57
Using the same people, we're using their lawyers. 00:41:05
Their finance people and their electric supplier. 00:41:08
And they. 00:41:12
I think they're also tri-state is carrying their electricity, I think. 00:41:15
So that they're very comparable. You can hear it from them. 00:41:20
But we're waiting for Finley at the end of the month to. 00:41:24
We're going to distill it down to a kWh. 00:41:28
As to how much it's going to cost that would be able to? 00:41:31
Can I add a few things for you? Yes, Sir. 00:41:35
Just because the Council there are 2000 mythically owned utilities in the United States. 00:41:39
And as a former city manager for two of them and a general manager for a company in Arkansas. 00:41:45
I can tell. 00:41:54
The electric. 00:41:56
And you guys have gas, the electric utility is probably the most valuable asset those. 00:41:58
And that's that Clarksville IN Clarksville, AR. 00:42:06
I was in Clarksville, AR for 10 years. I was a city manager in Chanute, KS, for five years and I was also a city manager in 00:42:11
Herman, Missouri for two years. 00:42:16
And they own the electric. 00:42:21
Every single one of them did, yes. 00:42:24
Yeah and yeah and they were doing broadband too for I understand, but but but anyway yeah so, so and. 00:42:26
I spoke with the city. 00:42:36
Jeff Black. 00:42:38
And Denver, Del. 00:42:39
And. 00:42:41
Their budget is ecstatic with the with the utility as to what they do. 00:42:45
And it's an enterprise, it's not. It's like our natural gas. It's an enterprise. It doesn't mess with the with the. 00:42:49
But they. 00:42:58
All the electric stuff for the city lights that put up the Christmas lights, they hand me down all their equipment to other 00:43:00
departments and on top of that, you know, they generate a million. And like I said, don't hear it from me. And I think, let me 00:43:06
give you the context of the the people that you can talk to or visit. 00:43:12
Like I didn't see they're working. 00:43:19
It's a no brainer and the way they've designed it is that we can then flow the and everybody's been asking me about when we get 00:43:23
it. 00:43:27
We can flow the rest of the this electricity to the rest of the city. 00:43:31
Yes, Mr. Ocampo, I have one question and I mean this. 00:43:38
I don't know if you have the answer right off, but just a standard electric pole. You mentioned that we might need 200 of them if 00:43:42
we had to carry the own. 00:43:46
Electric for the first days. 00:43:50
How much is it per pole? Just a standard like wooden electric pole. 00:43:53
Do you have any idea like what the basic cost to actually install it? 00:43:58
I can I can give you a quick look. Do you guys have a quick answer? 00:44:03
Well, I have a quick answer for it. 00:44:07
No, the the the the electric coop. 00:44:11
When they were talking to TDs to put fiber on their. 00:44:15
They wanted 1,000,008. 00:44:20
To upgrade all the polls in the. 00:44:22
So 200 it depends on if they're metal or there there wouldn't. I mean they're they're they're not cheap they're not cheap and I 00:44:26
think anywhere from 1000 to 5000 to 4. 00:44:31
But I can get you. I can get you a better number and see. I don't know what the pandemic has done to the. 00:44:38
I just. 00:44:44
It would have been when that was in Clarksville, AR. It would have been about $2000 for home. But again. 00:44:47
With the supply chain, issues might be higher than that now. 00:44:54
I'm just curious because I've been quoted by the coop last two years and they've been close to 7000 a whole. They may be, I mean 00:45:00
you know they they'll quote you all kinds of numbers, but I would give you some. We'll give you the the where we procure it from. 00:45:06
As to what the numbers are, but but you know the cost of the. 00:45:13
We may not want to acquire some of the if you go look around the city. 00:45:17
You may not. We may not want to acquire those polls because #1 they're too short. 00:45:23
And you can't. You have to have a certain height and again go to Aztec and look at their. 00:45:28
And again, I can't overemphasize the fact that they have no debt service. 00:45:34
They are not in debt. 00:45:41
And I want to ask you and I'll give you a copy of their income tax as to what liability they have. They're about 4042 million on 00:45:43
the books. As to the coops liability and I don't know how much that 42,000,000 you're asking about the cost of polls. I don't know 00:45:50
how much that 42,000,000 has been spent in Sakura in the last 10 years. 00:45:57
So, Mr. Park. 00:46:06
Just to clarify once the information comes in. 00:46:09
We'll break it down to kilowatt and then we'll be able to disseminate that to the public to say this is like how much your bill 00:46:13
would look like or give like an option what the bill would look like for absolutely, you know. 00:46:19
There's this euphemism they use at the Co-op and other places. 00:46:25
They tell you what the energy rate. 00:46:30
And they'll tell you what the effective and what your effective rate is. 00:46:33
You want to know what the effective rate is. 00:46:38
Because they put all that stuff in there, but they want to highlight the energy rate. So we'll give you the effective rate as to 00:46:40
what your bill would be per kilowatt. 00:46:45
And one last thing I did meet. 00:46:51
With the core, I didn't meet with the city or the court before I was elected because I don't. I need to get elected. 00:46:53
So I didn't meet with them and they did say they're going to come. 00:47:01
On the 16th, so your question. So they told me they plan to be here. That's the first time word of it. 00:47:04
I'm just the passenger, the invitation, but they they haven't asked. They spoke to you then. 00:47:11
Yeah, that's the other thing they do. They don't speak directly to administration. They tend to work on each one of the 00:47:18
counselors. 00:47:21
And I don't think that's the right way to do. 00:47:25
For them, I try to speak to their administration. I don't try to speak to the. 00:47:28
So I think it's important that we get direct information. Sure. No, I met with them because I told my word. But they did say they 00:47:33
were going to come there. I have no idea. I met with Mr. Editor and another gentleman. So they said that they'd be here on the 00:47:40
16th. They said that they put in to be on the agenda and they haven't heard back. 00:47:47
I'm just merely giving her information. It was given to me. Well, that's news to us. They'll tell you things that. 00:47:54
Aren't true. 00:48:01
I didn't verify who they talked to. I just. I'm a man of my word. If I sound to do something, I do it. I met with them because I 00:48:05
said, oh, if you get a chance, call him back and tell him. Polo Herrera. 00:48:09
Panetta is our city clerk and he's responsible for the agenda. I'm not going to call him back. If they're here. Well, I mean, do 00:48:18
we need to call him? Hold on. Why don't you be on the call and tell him? 00:48:23
That we're going to put you on the agenda. Just tell us what what their topic is. 00:48:30
Sure, yeah. 00:48:34
They said they didn't get a response, so hopefully we can respond. That's great. That's a good thing. I've never been contacted, 00:48:36
OK? 00:48:40
Just. 00:48:44
But anyway, so. So we are I again. I you know me. 00:48:47
I'm trying to give you as much information but but. 00:48:51
And make Denny's e-mail and telephone number available to all the. 00:48:55
And that way you'll have the number and I will tell, and I've already discussed, that the council may call him and he's more than 00:49:03
happy to discuss. 00:49:06
Not Socorro, but what Aztec is doing. 00:49:11
And I think you can use really use the Aztec model. 00:49:14
To see what a small community can do with electricity, you can call return. 00:49:18
I've spoken to the manager at Raton. Raton has a different structure. 00:49:22
Their, their Their directors are not the City Council. They have a separate structure. 00:49:28
For their. 00:49:33
And it's an appointed structure. So that's a different type. It's not a City Council structure. You can talk to return, you can 00:49:35
talk to TRC and see why they're trying to sell their electricity or their their municipal but but you'll find that they've ran out 00:49:42
of money and they haven't been putting money towards their electric utility. That's my understanding. So it'd be great if you got 00:49:49
a chance to talk to the different cities that actually run their own municipal electric utility. 00:49:56
Any other questions, John, or comments? 00:50:04
No, not if there anything if you could go into the very last slide. 00:50:08
There you go. There's our contact information. I know the staff that the mayors got it. I didn't know if you want me to share that 00:50:14
with the City Council or not, mayor, but there it is. 00:50:20
No, I didn't share it. I didn't want them talking to you. 00:50:26
No, we will. We will share your beautiful pictures right on the screen and you guys take a good picture. 00:50:29
I know I had to work really hard at getting that picture. That's like 100 pigs right there. 00:50:38
I think Jeff makes a better picture than you then. But anyway, we'll make that, we'll make that available. 00:50:46
We'll make that available to them. 00:50:53
And again, I've been a city manager over 2 cities that have the electric facility and a general manager in the city of board. 00:50:56
So I I could answer some questions if the council or you'd want as well, I think that would be good. I think that would be a big 00:51:04
help. 00:51:08
So we'll make that those information and that and then we'll wait for the end of the month and you know maybe a little bit longer. 00:51:13
I know it's, it's difficult getting numbers. You can't, we can't get numbers to do a road. I mean we can't get numbers to do a 00:51:18
sewer project. It's just been difficult trying to get numbers and we hope that you can, you'll be successful in putting some 00:51:23
numbers to all the the designs that you've got. 00:51:28
Well, Jeff said he was going to get the whiffs and chains out. So hopefully we'll have it by the end of January. That's wonderful. 00:51:34
Great. Thank you again for making the presentation. 00:51:39
No problem. Thank you very much. 00:51:44
Thank you guys. Thank you. 00:51:47
Bye. 00:51:50
All right, let's do new business. Miss Chalice Lopez. I don't know if it goes under old business or new business, but both are 00:51:55
there. We still have. 00:51:59
Water. 00:52:06
On Bagley on Hwy. 60 and I, we go through this all the time. 00:52:07
And the answer is always the same, that we can't fix them because it's being fixed tomorrow. 00:52:12
But is it going to be fixed for good? 00:52:20
Yeah. First of all to tell the reason why you're having the leaks. OK, so first of all the pipes on on Hwy. 60s brand new PVC 00:52:22
pipe. 00:52:27
That was better with Perlite from when they gave us per light, you know the per light they let us, they give us per lights better 00:52:33
this brand new pipe. 00:52:37
You have a. You're in an area where you have high pressure. 00:52:41
Your Socorro is all. 00:52:45
The height of the tanks is the pressure. You have the area you live in Socorro, so you happen to live in an area and only half of 00:52:47
your street area where you live. At the end of the at that stop sign by Quigg ends a high pressure area. After that is you only 00:52:52
have like 40 lbs but you live in an area that has about 100, little over 100 lbs of patient and then it's 1/4 of the ground moves. 00:52:58
But. 00:53:04
Those leaks. 00:53:10
Come because it's a high pressure. 00:53:11
So what we're going to do is install a PRV. 00:53:13
Over there by the railroad track Michigan PRV. What it will do is the lower the pressure will lower that pressure pressure. 00:53:17
It's like a pressure review though. 00:53:26
So we'll lower the pressure to about 70 lbs in that area. 77 lbs. 00:53:28
And we don't ignore it so much because if I lower it too much. 00:53:33
Then, like where polo lives, he won't have the water because he's up the hill. The high school can't have water, so we only can 00:53:38
lower a certain area and the rest of it's going to stay high pressure. High School Rd. has to stay high pressure because we have 00:53:43
to get the road, the water up. Fairgrounds we have to get the water all the way to. 00:53:49
To the Tractor Supply and then it goes to Smith Road and so that's way so there's only so much we can do. 00:53:56
And you know, we don't cause ***** and we don't even hardly flush hydrants or we don't have fires and you know, they just pop up. 00:54:05
And they're brand new. Where you're living is brand new pipeline. We've done a project there probably 20 years ago and done that 00:54:11
whole area's brand new PVC pipe where you live vaguely that whole area is brand new pipe. So that means there's no old pipe in 00:54:17
that part of town. It's all brand new pipe. It's just a tie pressure and we're going to be so tomorrow we're going to be closing 00:54:22
Michigan High School Rd. 00:54:27
Part of Spanish Trails. Harry Harriet Jim Belmont. 00:54:33
Grenada Padilla, the Cyril Fowler tray grounds and part of Bagley and Tractor Supply to put in the valve and probably take a whole 00:54:38
day. 00:54:42
But that's going to lower that pressure in that area. But you know we've done it. We put a PRV over there by the over there at the 00:54:47
rodeo to lower the pressure over there going to the to the division and that whole area and stop the leak, stop 80% of the leaks. 00:54:53
I mean we have a leak there one now and then, but it's going to stop a lot of the leaks but. 00:54:59
I mean, it's just how the town is. I mean, there's leaks in Albuquerque's. They don't, yeah, but but but the council chairs? 00:55:06
Are you saying these leaks inside the house? 00:55:14
Oh, OK. So the links are on the streets. Yeah. And I know there's one right there when you go into bag, but but that's the reason 00:55:17
for it. And you know, our, our system is gravity fed. Most of it's gravity fed and that. So. And you know, people on Pinion, they 00:55:23
don't have any pressures. That's the other problem. So that's the problem we have with that. Yeah. You talk to the people in 00:55:29
Evergreen. 00:55:35
They don't have hardly no pressure. I mean, it's just depends where you live in town, you know? 00:55:41
All right, you heard it here, but it's not efficient. It's not like. 00:55:49
That's a good thing. That's a good thing. I'm trying to find out where all the councillors live. I didn't. 00:55:55
Anyway, so great, but that's the answer to that and I thought you were going to bring up your. 00:56:05
Your signing, which is new and old. 00:56:11
How about your, the thing that you put together, Yeah, so on the 28th we closed on our project that's going to be located at on 00:56:14
the industrial park in between the core mental health and the hospital. It's 32 units of permanent supportive housing. 00:56:20
Construction should start January the 16th. 00:56:27
What was your bottom line? 00:56:33
About 13 million. Wow. That's the biggest project in the city forever. So congratulations. Terrific job. Miss Councillor Dean 00:56:35
Lloyd. Unfortunately, I'm just directed to you, but where are we on the Finley gym? 00:56:42
Demo So we added in the project. 00:56:50
So we started. 00:56:56
Where they're still doing the design for the to do the demolition. 00:57:00
So they we added that we're going to go ahead and demo the Municipal Court all the way down the police. So we had I had him do an 00:57:04
inspection in the business. So I'm waiting for that inspection to see what we got to take out that would Gerald today we're going 00:57:10
to have to redo some of the electrical work because the old electrical agenda when we kill that part of the building, we're going 00:57:17
to kill part of the Finley gym. So Darrell's going to start working on that but. 00:57:23
Once we have a demolition plan and everybody's moved out within the demo, the whole thing at one time. 00:57:30
But we're going to work. The place we're not going to demo is we're going to say for the wires at that area there. We're not going 00:57:36
to demo that. We were going to demo part of that, but we're going to leave it now that we're going to demo everything. 00:57:40
So where are these folks going? 00:57:46
So we're doing is right now. 00:57:48
Working with the school system. 00:57:51
To do some movement in buildings. 00:57:54
Chief Garcia's officers have moved already over to. 00:57:59
And he still had stuff in the evidence room. 00:58:03
The friends of the library. 00:58:08
Have a large section. 00:58:10
We would like to see the Municipal Court move. 00:58:12
They also want to do a pre-K at similar. 00:58:17
So right now and I just talked to. 00:58:21
Chairman Hicks, he's out of town today but he's going to come back later this week is we need to firm. 00:58:25
Our MO U because it's going. 00:58:30
Time to get all this stuff together. So. But right now the Police Department has moved to, presumably already in a way. 00:58:35
And there's talk about the city working with the schools. 00:58:43
To inherit ser. 00:58:48
In three years by the time they get because they're still looking for money for the new junior high it went from. 00:58:50
13 million to 25. 00:58:58
So they're talking to the state about getting, but they're but the state wants them. 00:59:01
To have something done with ser. 00:59:07
Before they start building a new junior high and we're going to work with the schools to try to work. 00:59:09
Both buildings. 00:59:15
We're hoping. 00:59:17
Friends at the library will accept another place because I think with. 00:59:20
Police Department and the Municipal Court, being in one place is the best place for them to be. 00:59:26
So we're we're right now we're just trying to get an MOU done between. 00:59:32
School system and. 00:59:38
But that that's how that's moving along. 00:59:41
So once I finished Deborah and they move out of there, then I'll get with Isaac because we already disconnected all the gas when 00:59:45
we were going to demo. So we're going to have to disconnect all the utilities there, get the gas out of there and then we'll demo 00:59:48
it down. 00:59:52
But it's going to be, I would say, a couple months more. Thank you. 00:59:57
I want to Chief Garcia to talk about some activity that the juveniles have been doing here in. 01:00:03
Which is really malicious and destructive problem. And our problem is, and we've always talked about a juvenile facility. 01:00:11
Is that we can't get these juveniles. 01:00:20
Detained and sent away. 01:00:24
Because when you get them and you talk. 01:00:28
Jpo. 01:00:32
They won't let us transport them to a different facility and they're still in town, still causing some of the destruction. 01:00:34
So they asked me the point system that they go by through. 01:00:41
So you know, just this weekend, on the 30th, they broke into the dispensary again. 01:00:44
Within 45 minutes we had three individuals in custody. 01:00:52
Did a search warrant today on their vehicle. All the product was inside their vehicle. Arrested two of the juveniles. 01:00:56
We detain them, called JPO. They denied transport for these juveniles. 01:01:02
We didn't know yet, but they had also caused around 3 or $4000 in damage at Sarcino Middle School before this. 01:01:08
Same individuals on camera. 01:01:16
We try to get them revaluated, to get transported. They still wouldn't transport them. 01:01:18
About two hours before. 01:01:23
Saraceno. They're at Walmart stealing alcohol. Same to individuals. 01:01:27
And we're just having a hard time. There's no rooms for juveniles anywhere. 01:01:32
If we transport them, we transport them to Farmington. 01:01:36
That's where they have.