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Oct 18, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Request for Proposals for Professional State Lobbyist Services for the Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority (SSCAFCA) to represent them in legislative matters, advocate for their positions, and monitor state legislation.
Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Construction Services for the Lisbon Channel Improvements Phase 3.
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Rio Rancho
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Sandoval
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1041 Commercial Dr Se
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(505) 892-7246
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87124
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority
The Board of Directors met to discuss and approve the Cabezon Phase I drainage management plan, resolving issues regarding the Black Arroyo Watershed Management Plan. Key discussion points included water quality volume, land treatment specifications, and technical requirements for the development. Additionally, the Board addressed concerns regarding the status of local projects in District 6 following the failure of a recent bond issue, reviewed the removal of the Enchanted Hills School project from the budget, and discussed future revenue projections and potential upcoming bond issues.
The Board meeting included an informational presentation regarding the Enchanted Hills South project. The Board approved the Treasurer's Report and adopted several accounting resolutions, including the Fiscal Year 2003 Budget, Ad Valorem Tax Levies for the General Operating Fund and Debt Service Fund, and an increase to the petty cash fund. Key discussions involved the potential purchase or trade of property adjacent to the 19th Avenue Pond for drainage mitigation, approval for the removal of sediment from the Harvey Jones Channel, and authorization for payment on a drainage study for Unit 17. The Board also approved the Library Pond multi-use plan and discussed future surveying and fencing projects. A special meeting was scheduled to address NPDES task orders due to time constraints.
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The Board discussed the landscaping plan for the Cabezon Linear Park and authorized on-call contracts for engineers, surveyors, and appraisers, along with the renewal of the accountant's contract. Key project updates included a budget review for the Sportsplex Dam, a LEE line evaluation for the Raft Whelan and Santa Cecilia subdivisions, and the approval of an access easement for the Town of Bernalillo. Additionally, the Board authorized a task order for archaeological testing at the Venada/Unser Dam site, evaluated financial investment opportunities to maximize interest earnings, and deliberated on land use issues surrounding a proposed fire station. The Board also conducted a closed session regarding real property acquisitions, leading to the decision to proceed with a specific alternative for the dam project.
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