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February 12, 2026 |
7:00 p.m. |
| MAYOR Thomas E. Jennings |
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| Ward I Sherry Magee Robert E. Maples |
Ward II Thomas R. Nickoloff Vernon O. Stahl |
Ward III Ronald D. Courts Judy Stubbs |
Ward IV Doris L. Callaway George D. Romero |
Ward V Mary S. Anaya Sandra Collins |
Regular Meeting of the Roswell City Council
held in the Council Conference Room at City Hall
February 12, 1998, at 7:15 p.m.
Notice of this meeting was given to the public in compliance with Sections 10-15-1 through 10-15-4 NMSA 1978 and Resolution 2289.
AGENDA/CONSENT ITEMS
Councilor Stubbs moved to approve the agenda and consent items with Bid Abstract that was submitted this evening and the following changes: insert the collective the bargaining agreement with the firefighters as item #2a; item #6 on the consent agenda unless two members of the voting body wish to remove it; pull Bid #68-B-98 from the consent agenda; and delete item #16, Ethics Ordinance from the agenda. Councilor Callaway was the second. Councilor Collins moved to pull item #6 from the consent agenda and placed on the regular agenda. Councilor Magee concurred. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING ITEM
Ordinance 1298 - Noise Ordinance
Councilor Stubbs moved to approve Ordinance 1298 to amend Section 16-21 to provide for regulation of noise as amended by the Police Committee. Councilor Callaway was the second. Voice vote was eight in favor and two opposed. Councilors Anaya and Romero were opposed and the motion carried.Ordinance 1307 - Industrial Revenue Bonds - Christmas By Krebs Councilor Courts moved to approve the ordinance to issue $3,000,000 in Industrial Revenue Bonds to Christmas By Krebs. Councilor Romero was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
REGULAR ITEMS
Collective Bargaining Agreement - Fire Fighters
Councilor Stubbs moved to approve the Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Roswell Fighters Association as presented on February 12, 1998. Councilor Courts was the second.Councilor Nickoloff stated that nothing but what was on the agenda was discussed in closed session.
Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
BID AWARDS (Approved as consent items)
* BID No. 68-B-98 - City Flag - Councilor Stubbs moved to refer this item to the mid-year budget workshop. Councilor Callaway was the second. Voice vote was six in favor and four opposed. Councilors Maples, Magee, Romero and Collins were opposed and the motion carried.
BID No. 31-A-98 CDBG Streets and Drainage Improvements was awarded to Diamond Y Construction for $479,960.00.
BID No. 56-A-98 Utility Borings was awarded to J.R. Hale Construction, Co. for $22,345.50.
BID No. 63-B-98 Streets and Drainage Projects was awarded to Diamond Construction, Inc. for $128,328.60.
BID No. 66-B-98 Demolition and Removal of all Debris at 400-422 N. Main and 103-113 W. 4th Street was awarded to Langford Tractor Work for $44,800.00.
BID No. 67-B-98 Sewer Vacuum Truck was awarded to Pete’s Equipment, Albuquerque, NM for $188,999.00.
BID No. 69-B-98 Medium Size Utility Vehicle was awarded to Champion Outdoor Sports for $5,750.00.
BID No. 71-B-98 Service and/or Sale: Sale and Removal of Buildings at 903, 905 & 907 N. Richardson and 107-109 W. 9th St. Bids were awarded to Pete Longoria for the buildings located on N. Richardson 903@ $200.00 and 905@ $100.00 as bid and awarded to Bruce Ryberg Construction for 907 N. Richardson @ $333.33 both firms pay the City of Roswell the above amounts prior to beginning removal of the buildings. Buildings at 107 - 109 W. 9th St. was awarded to Ryberg Construction @ $850.00 upon completion of removal.
BID No. 73-B-98 Two Motor Starters was awarded to Gorman-Bruce Electric Supply, El Paso, TX. for $20,066.00.
RIAC LEASES (Approved as Consent Items)
Portion of Building No. 66 to CFSC - A300LP - Cargill Financial Services Corp. Councilor Romero moved to approve lease. Councilor Callaway was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
- Portion of Building No. 112A to Impact Confections, Inc.
- Building No. 650 to Impact Confections, Inc.
- Building No. 61 to Impact Confections, Inc.
- An Area of Land to Mary M. Johnson for bus parking
- Building No. 81 to Tim Morrow for aircraft parts maintenance
- Building No. 255 to Rick Callaway for vehicle storage
- Office Space in the Airport Terminal Building to Jaguar Aviation International, Inc.
- 2.68 Acres of Land to Southwest Aero Technologies, Inc. for employee parking
Roswell Library Foundation - Courtney Trust Councilor Courts moved to confirm the use of trust proceeds from the Courtney Trust Fund by the Library Foundation. Councilor Romero was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Lodgers Tax Funding Request - N.M. High School State Golf Tournament Councilor Courts moved to approve the request for $900.00. Councilor Romero was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Lodgers Tax Funding Request - Roswell Youth Soccer Association Councilor Courts moved to approve the request for $1,500.00. Councilor Callaway was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Resolution 2397 - Support Southeastern N.M. Economic Development District Councilor Collins moved to approve Resolution 2397 to support Southeastern N.M. Economic Development District. Councilor Callaway was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Resolution 2398 - Support 1998 HOME Program for a Housing Grant Application Councilor Collins moved to approve Resolution 2398. Councilor Maples was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Proposed Ordinance 1303 - Hate Crimes Councilor Courts moved to approve Ordinance 1303 for advertisement for a public hearing for the March 1998 City Council meeting. Councilor Callaway was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Proposed Ordinance 1306 - Land Exchange for 910 and 912 N. Richardson Councilor Collins moved to advertise for a Public Hearing on March 12, 1998 Ordinance 1306. Councilor Nickoloff was the second. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Appointments The Mayor moved to appoint Tom Dunlap to serve on the Joy Center Advisory Board. Voice vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Meeting adjourned at 10:17 p.m.
Approved on this 12th Day of March, 1998.
(CITY SEAL)
BILL B. OWEN, Mayor
ATTEST:
TIMOTHY D. STOESSEL, City Clerk
