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The project consists of civil work and related improvements for the future addition of T-Hangars at the Fabens Airport, including the construction of a new apron, concrete foundation, parking, taxiway connectors, partial completion of storm drain, pond, pavement markings and signage improvements.
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Dec 31, 2099
Procurement for roadway improvements, including illumination, signing, pavement markings, and traffic signals at five specific intersections in El Paso, Texas.
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El Paso
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300 N Campbell St
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79901
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This document is Change Order No. 2 to a construction contract between Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority and CMD Endeavors, Inc. for the Mission Ridge Blvd. Project. It resolves a waterline conflict by lowering the proposed waterline, adding $9,504.00 to the contract amount without extending the project duration. The original construction contract was dated November 23, 2016, and this change order was approved on April 13, 2016.
This document is the Fourth Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement - Project Development Agreement for the John Hayes Street Extension Project between El Paso County, Texas, and the Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority (CRRMA). It authorizes the CRRMA to use additional funds from the County for further design services and to acquire necessary rights of way for the project. The amendment replaces Exhibit C with a revised budget, Exhibit C-4.
This Interlocal Agreement is made between El Paso County, Texas and the Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority (CRRMA) for the development of Phase 2 of the Alamo Alto section of the Paso del Norte Trail in Tornillo, Texas. The CRRMA is authorized to assist the County in the design and construction of shared use path/trail improvements, with the County providing funding. The agreement details the responsibilities, project scope, budget, and terms of cooperation between the parties.
This document consists of a Board Resolution and a subsequent Agreement for Termination. The Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority (CRRMA) resolved on March 25, 2015, to terminate an Interlocal Agreement with El Paso County concerning the I-10 Ramp Improvements Project. The original Interlocal Agreement, dated October 20, 2014 (reference 2014-0581), had authorized $4,900,000 from 2014 VRF Bonds for the project. The termination agreement confirms that no expenditures were made under the original agreement, and the parties wish to reallocate the authorized funds and pursue alternative funding for the I-10 project.
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The Board approved resolutions regarding the Wyler Aerial Tramway Project, including the advertisement of a procurement and agreements with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and AtkinsRéalis USA, Inc. The Board also authorized the award of the Homestead Meadows Shared Use Path Project and associated agreements, and approved an Interlocal Agreement for the Mission Ridge Boulevard Project. Additionally, the Board approved a change order for the Fabens Airport Hangar Expansion Project, received a quarterly update on various mobility programs, and authorized funding for the Pellicano Drive Widening Project following an executive session.
The Board meeting focused on several key infrastructure projects. Discussion and action items included the execution of instruments for the Fabins Airport Fuel Farm Project, involving a construction contract, change orders, and work authorizations. The Board also addressed the Canot Improvements First Street Project, authorizing interlocal agreements and construction contracts. Additionally, the Board moved forward with master agreements for the 2025 deliverable contracts program and reviewed change orders for the Pelicano Drive widening and Fabins Airport hanger expansion projects.
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The board discussed and took action on several items including the acceptance of the Fiscal Year 2025 Audited Financial Report. Board resolutions were approved regarding procurements for the Fabens Airport Fuel Farm Improvements and the Alamo Alto Trail Project. Additional authorizations were granted for an Advance Funding Agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for a bike share project, a grant application for the Wyler Aerial Tramway Project, an amendment to an interlocal agreement for the Tornillo Guadalupe Port of Entry Study, and a memorandum of understanding for the Pellicano Drive Widening Project. Furthermore, the board authorized amendments to various work authorizations and reviewed an annual compliance report for the Texas Department of Transportation. The meeting also addressed right-of-way acquisitions and the potential use of eminent domain for the Montwood Drive Extension Project.
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