Drafting Lovington-Lea County ETZA Ordinance (Request For Proposal)
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Sep 11, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide professional consulting services to draft an extraterritorial zoning authority (ETZA) ordinance.
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Posted
Sep 11, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Seeking proposals from qualified vendors to provide professional consulting services to draft an extraterritorial zoning authority (ETZA) ordinance.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lea County
The Lea County Commission meeting included recognition of county employees for their years of service. A resolution was approved to provide a 3% merit increase to the county's contract employees. The commission also approved setting the recording fee and liquor license tax at the clerk's office, with no changes to the amounts. An amendment to the Lee County Fair Board policy was approved, prohibiting elected officials from serving on the Fair Board. Roadway projects were approved, including work on Battle-ax Road and Carr Road. The commission approved using Outlaw and Renegades for catering services for the 2018 Fair and Rodeo. The County Assessor provided a report indicating an increase in taxable appraised property. Discussion on the county's proposed 2019 legislative priorities, including capital projects, ongoing funding for roads, and improving the state's forfeiture law, also took place. An overview of the Lee County 2018 roadway improvements was provided.
The Lea County Commission meeting included the appointment of Commissioner Don Jones to the New Horizons board of directors, approval of designated precinct and polling places for the 2018 elections, and approval of electrical upgrades and improvements to the Lea County Events Center. Discussions covered the use of Open Gov software for financial transparency, an update on the livestock sale at the 2017 fair and rodeo, price schedules and sponsorship opportunities at the Lea County Fairgrounds, an update on the implementation of a new computer-aided dispatch program (Spielman), and a presentation on the current and historical oil and gas production in Lea County.
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The Lea County Commission meeting addressed several key areas. Actions from the fair board included shifting gate admission times for the 2018 fair and rodeo and continuing free admission for Faith and Family Appreciation Day. The retirement of a Sheriff's Office service dog was approved and the dog was recognized for its service. An agreement with the city of Lovington to develop and construct a Veterans Memorial was approved, detailing cost-sharing and project phases. The county's GFOA budget was discussed, highlighting the implementation of a five-year strategic plan and infrastructure capital improvement plan. Legislative priorities for 2018 were approved, including courthouse remodel, event center improvements, and airport terminal expansion. Improvements to the Monument Community Center were discussed, including parking lot expansion and restroom upgrades. A resolution was approved to replace the chiller at the historic Lee County Courthouse. A professional services agreement was approved for design services for window and door replacements at the Lee County Event Center. The county's contribution to the state's safety net care pool fund was approved. Discussion items included the phase 1 expansion of the terminal at the Lee County Regional Airport, services provided by the DWI and probation department, and improvements to the Noles Community Center.
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