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What the recording says
Good afternoon. Welcome to city council work session for March 25th, 2024. It's approximately 1 p.m. I am mayor Enriquez. We will start with a moment of silence for the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces as they protect our interests around the globe, as well as the courageous men and women of the Las Cruces Police and Las Cruces Fire Department. If you'll join me in the Pledge of Allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and
Larry Nichols: a negation on the recording is missing from the minutes (“not”)
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Larry Nichols said once we have received a complaint and a complaint, as I mentioned earlier it can come from several different sources. But many times the complaint comes from the people that are occupying one of these structures. The complaints are in the nature of I don’t have plumbing, or I don’t have hot water, or I don’t have heating or cooling. So with our adoption of the property maintenance code we are able now to go to the interior and see those conditions and determine how they can be addressed. It would still be the property owners expense to do that. If we
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Mayor Enriquez and Councilor Karen. What we have, have not received a complaint. And a complaint is, as I mentioned earlier, it can come from several different sources, but many times the complaint comes from the people that are occupying one of these structures, and the complaints are in the nature of, I don't have plumbing or I don't have hot water or I don't have heating or cooling, and so with our adoption of the property maintenance code, we are able now to go to the interior and see those conditions and determine, you know, how they can be addressed, it would still be the, the property owners, expense to do that, if we find that there are conditions that are
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have found that what was happening with that, it wasn't really helping us to abate some of the blighted properties that we have in our neighborhoods, blighted properties are many different forms. And we'll discuss we'll discuss those. But we kind of restructured the nuisance abatement team, the nuisance abatement team is composed of several city staff, community development, it's also chief Smith, fire Marshal Landavazo, Officer Roach, and our legal department, primarily with, Mr. Douglas. So our goals are to improve the neighborhood safety and environment. And we've been
“violation” is said 4× on the recording and never appears in the minutes
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that we use that we complainer's received, it can be filed in many different lines. 911 online with city council, with code officers, if the violation is found to be a yes, it goes to the council. The codes officer contacts the property owner to, talk about the violation. If it's a no, then the
“investigation” is said 7× on the recording and never appears in the minutes
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case is closed and the records are maintained. If it turns out that the re-inspection shows that there has been no abatement achieved with the investigation and the inspection, then the code issues, citation is issued for the violation. When that is issued, then it goes down to for Re-inspection again to see if there
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wanted to share with you some of the properties that our team aims to abate, on the left here, you see. 1245 Van Patten, we've had two fires at this location, and you can see the state of the property, obviously unsafe to occupants or first responders on the right here we have, 375 karat, I believe Council is already given guidance to demolish this property, but we have had eight, eight fires here, going back to July of 22. And as you can see, the roof is no longer
Mattiace: partial match in the recording
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Councilor Mattiace asked the Fire Department and the codes in your department have we reviewed all the trailer parks? Are they all safe? Are they on any list for access for ambulances, their roads, their flooding, their propane the tanks and the safety of the trailer parks? Do we have any in Las Cruces that have come on the abatement list?
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Councilor. Anyone else, councilor Jason Maloney, the funding for those in your department have really one of, the trend for, safe. I of, for access for ambulances. There are flooding. There are tanks. And the safety of the train and Cruces that have come to me about minimalist. I see Mayor Enriquez and Councilor Mattis, we have had, complaints from some tenants and trailer and mobile homes, I don't know that we have done a complete
“David Sedillo” introduces themselves on the recording and is not named in the minutes
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Thank you, Mr. Nichols. Thank you. Next, we'll move to 3.28 correspondence and . Good afternoon. Mayor. Councilors My name is David Sedillo, your public works director. I, and also Miss Natalie Green, will be presenting to you our quarterly update for the 2022 Go bond projects. Just as a recap, there were four questions approved as part of this bond
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director. I, and also Miss Natalie Green, will be presenting to you our quarterly update for the 2022 Go bond projects. Just as a recap, there were four questions approved as part of this bond cycle. First one was new Fire station number nine. The continuation of the improvements at the East Mesa Public Rec complex, affordable housing and park improvements for Fire Station Number nine. At this point in time, the design development on the project is 100% complete and the construction documents are at 90. We are working