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Home My WebLink About2023-2-17 Taos County Board of Commissioners Joint Meeting with Joint Resolution 23-01 41••1 '�► • 2 TAOS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 3 Joint Meeting Minutes 4 Tuesday, February 17, 2023 5 7:30 AM 6 Taos County Commission Chambers at the Taos County Administrative 7 Complex — 105 Albritht Street — Taos, New Mexico 87571. F.R.Bob Romero Miguel Romero Jr. Darlene J. Vigil Commissioner District I Commissioner District II Commissioner District III 8 AnJanette Brush Ronald J. Mascarenas Commissioner District IV Commissioner District V 9 10 I. Call to Order 11 12 Called to order by Chair AnJanette Brush at 7:39 a.m. 13 14 11. Roll Ca!! 15 Roll call taken by County Clerk,Valerie Rael-Montoya. 16 17 Present were: 18 Vice-Chair,F.R. Bob Romero,District I 19 Commissioner, Darlene J. Vigil, District III 20 Chair, AnJanette Brush, District IV 21 Commissioner, Ronald J. Mascarenas, District V 22 23 Mayor Pascualito Maestas 24 Mayor Pro-Tern Darien Fernandez 25 Councilmember Nathaniel Evans 26 Councilmember Marietta Fambro 27 Councilmember Corilia Ortega 28 29 Absent: 30 Commissioner,Miguel Romero Jr., District II- Absent 31 Youth Councilmember Flores -Absent 32 33 Also Present: 34 Brent Jaramillo,County Manager 35 Patrick Trujillo, Attorney 36 Andrew Gonzales,Town Manager 37 Valerie Rael Montoya,County Clerk 38 Town Deputy Clerk,Tammy Kuykendall February 17,2023 Joint Meeting 39 40 III. Pledge of Allegiance 41 42 The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Councilmember Darien Fernandez 43 44 IV. Salute to the Flag of New Mexico 45 A. "1 Salute the Flag of the State of New Mexico,the Zia symbol of perfect friendship among united 46 cultures." 47 48 V. Approval of Agenda 49 Vice-Chair F.R.Bob Romero made a motion to approve the February 17,2023 Joint Meeting Agenda 50 as presented. Commissioner Darlene Vigil seconded. A roll call vote was taken indicating the 51 following: 52 Commissioner Darlene Vigil Yes 53 Commissioner Ronald Mascarenas Yes 54 Vice-Chair F.R.Bob Romero Yes 55 Chair AnJanette Brush Yes 56 Commissioner Miguel Romero Absent 57 Motion carried. 58 59 Councilmember Darien Fernandez made a motion to approve the February 17, 2023 Joint Meeting 60 Agenda as presented.Councilmember Corilia Ortega seconded. A roll call vote was taken indicating 61 the following: 62 Mayor Pro-Tem Fernandez Yes 63 Councilmember Evans Yes 64 Councilmember Fambro Yes 65 Councilmember Ortega Yes 66 Youth Council Member Flores Absent 67 Motion carried. 68 69 VI. Citizens Concerns 70 A. Citizens wishing to speak shall limit their comments to 3 minutes. No action may be taken. 71 Rebecca Quintana asked if the Recycling Board has a start date. 72 Chair AnJanette Brush said that county staff would get back to her as soon as possible. 73 VII. Action Items 74 A. Discussion, consideration and decision regarding an Intergovernmental Agreement between 75 the County of Taos and the Town of Taos for the funding of a Housing Director position that 76 will serve both the Town and the County in the provision of affordable and below market 77 housing to the residents of Taos County. 78 Mayor Pascualito Maestas expressed his appreciation for the County and everyone involved.The Town has 79 two suggested amendments where the Housing Director is referred to as"she"and that should be changed 80 to"they'them"and not just section 3 if it occurs else where it is to be changed. Then in Section 5 change 81 from"Town Administrator"to"Town Manager". Page 2 of 5 February 17,2023 Joint Meeting 82 F.R. Bob Romero said Section A.4. it should be understood that there should be a report back to the 83 commission a month or two after the Housing Director is hired and certainly at the one-year mark it is not 84 a language change. Chair Brush said that will be noted. 85 Councilmember Fambro asked if the salary will include benefits since it stated that the county will be 86 invoiced for 50°0 of the Housing Directors base salary. 87 Patrick Trujillo, Attorney replied that it does not include benefits. Mayor Maestas added that it would be a 88 temporary position and will not include the full benefits package. 89 Councilmember Evans was concerned about going beyond the six months if it is a temp position, he is 90 questioning whether or not the goal can be reached within the given timeframe with no benefits. 91 Jenn Lopez, Project Moxie stated that the Taos Housing Partnership will have bylaws and articles approved 92 in the next few months. They will have the Community Foundation or another group sponsor. Everyone 93 involved did a great job,this is a temporary position that will move to a non-profit they are going to raise a 94 budget so she is feeling confident about this. 95 Jacob Caldwell added that this document contemplates a one year term not a temporary employee but what 96 is being agreed on today is the position he cautioned the Town/County about being too descriptive. 97 Councilmember Evans said he is in full support of this but he does not want this to die in the near future. 98 Councilmember Ortega said contract workers that are passionate are looking for these types of projects she 99 has been doing that for the past 3 years. 100 Patrick Trujillo said paragraph A.3. should be filled in Joint Resolution 2023-1 and Paragraph b should 101 state maximum amount per month that amount should be filled in.Brent Jaramillo said it should be changed 102 to state up to a maximum annual of$100,000 divided by 12 months or the number of months. It is variable 103 until the salary is negotiated. Mr.Trujillo said the sentence should end after salary and strike not to exceed 104 blank per month.The commission agreed. 105 B. Discussion,consideration and decision regarding the approval of Joint Resolution 2023-01, A 106 Joint Resolution establishing the affordable and below market housing policy for the County 107 of Taos and the Town of Taos 108 109 Commissioner Vigil said the fifth whereas, the politician part has a negative she asked if public servant 110 could replace that. 111 112 Vice-Chair Romero said the word of should be between the lack affordable in the 4'h whereas. 113 114 Vice Chair Romero made a motion to approve Joint Resolution 2023-1.Commissioner Darlene Vigil 115 seconded. A roll call vote was taken indicating the following: 116 Commissioner Darlene Vigil 117 Commissioner Ronald Mascarenas 118 Vice-Chair F.R. Bob Romero 119 Chair AnJanette Brush 120 Motion carried. 121 122 Councilor Ortega made a motion to approve Joint Resolution 2023-1. Councilor Evans seconded. A 123 roll call vote was taken indicating the following: Page 3 of 5 February 17,2023 Joint Meeting 124 125 Councilmember Evans Yes 126 Councilmember Fambro Yes 127 Councilmember Ortega Yes 128 Councilmember Fernandez Yes 129 Motion carried. 130 131 The commission and council moved back to Item A. 132 133 Chair Brush asked for a motion to approved with amendments Section 3 changing pronouns 134 referring to Housing Director using they/them, Town Administrator to Town Manager, Paragraph 135 3 Joint Resolution 2023-1, Paragraph B end the sentence after salary and strike maximum amount. 136 137 Commissioner Darlene Vigil made a motion to approve an Intergovernmental Agreement between 138 the County of Taos and the Town of Taos for the funding of a Housing Director position that will 139 serve both the Town and the County in the provision of affordable and below market housing to the 140 residents of Taos County with changes as stated by Chair Brush. Vice-Chair F.R. Bob Romero 141 seconded. A roll call vote was taken indicating the following: 142 143 Commissioner Darlene Vigil Yes 144 Commissioner Ronald Mascarenas Yes 145 Vice-Chair F.R. Bob Romero Yes 146 Chair AnJanette Brush Yes 147 Motion carried. 148 149 Councilor Marietta Fambro made a motion to approve an Intergovernmental Agreement between 150 the County of Taos and the Town of Taos for the funding of a Housing Director position that will 151 serve both the Town and the County in the provision of affordable and below market housing to the 152 residents of Taos County with changes as set by Taos County. Councilmember Fernandez seconded. 153 A roll call vote was taken indicating the following: 154 155 Councilmember Fambro 156 Councilmember Fernandez 157 Councilmember Evans 158 Councilmember Ortega 159 Motion carried. 160 161 Chair Brush thanked everyone in attendance. 162 163 VIII. Adjournment 164 165 Vice Chair F.R. Bob Romero made a motion to adjourn at 8:26 a.m. Commissioner Mascarenas 166 seconded. A roll call vote was taken indicating the following. 167 Commissioner Darlene Vigil Yes 168 Commissioner Ronald Mascarenas Yes 169 Vice-Chair F.R. Bob Romero Yes 170 Chair AnJanette Brush Yes Page 4 of 5 February 17,2023 Joint Meeting 171 Motion carried. 172 173 Councilmember Ortega made a motion to adjourn. Councilmember Evans seconded. All in favor, 174 motion carried. Page 5 of 5 ..1 • • , . Ib t 77/0 Friday, February 17, 2023 TOWN OF TAOS COUNCIL AND TAOS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS JOINT SPECIAL MEETING 7:30 a.m. Virtual Meeting via GoTo Meeting Note: This virtual meeting will follow the Attorney General's guidelines and observe the Governor's executive orders and the Secretary of Health's public health orders. The electronic format will allow the Town Council and the County Commission Board to conduct the meeting without being physically present and in accordance with the New Mexico Open Meetings Act. There will be no live audience nor officials present at the Council Chambers and Commission Chambers. This meeting is entirely virtual. Members of the public wishing to participate can do so by calling 1- 872-240-3311 and entering Meeting ID: 607-505-757. The public may also use a computer, tablet or smartphone to join the meeting at: https://www.gotomeeting.com/meeting/join-meeting ID: 607-505-757. For any questions regarding joining the meeting, please contact Anissa Arrambide at anissa.arrambide@taoscounty.org<mailto:anissa.arrambide@taoscounty.org> 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Salute to the Flag of New Mexico A. "I salute the Flag of the State of New Mexico, the Zia symbol of perfect friendship among united cultures." 5. Approval of Agenda A. Approval of Agenda 6. Citizen Concerns - Citizens wishing to speak shall limit their comments to 3 minutes. No action may be taken. 7. Joint Matters - Action Items A. Discussion, consideration and decision regarding an Intergovernmental Agreement between the County of Taos and the Town of Taos for the funding of a Housing Director position that will serve both the Town and the County in the provision of affordable and below market housing to the residents of Taos County. B. Discussion, consideration and decision regarding the approval of Joint Resolution 2023-01, A Joint Resolution establishing the affordable and below market housing policy for the County of Taos and the Town of Taos. 8. Adjournment . rl �� 1 • � �J • I Cs Friday, February 17, 2023 TOWN OF TAOS COUNCIL AND TAOS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS JOINT SPECIAL MEETING 7:30 a.m. Virtual Meeting via GoTo Meeting Note: This virtual meeting will follow the Attorney General's guidelines and observe the Governor's executive orders and the Secretary of Health's public health orders. The electronic format will allow the Town Council and the County Commission Board to conduct the meeting without being physically present and in accordance with the New Mexico Open Meetings Act. There will be no live audience nor officials present at the Council Chambers and Commission Chambers. This meeting is entirely virtual. Members of the public wishing to participate can do so by calling 1- 872-240-3311 and entering Meeting ID: 607-505-757. The public may also use a computer, tablet or smartphone to join the meeting at: https://www.gotomeeting.com/meeting/join-meeting ID: 607-505-757. For any questions regarding joining the meeting, please contact Anissa Arrambide at anissa.arrambide@taoscounty.org<mailto:anissa.arrambide@taoscounty.org> 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Salute to the Flag of New Mexico A. "I salute the Flag of the State of New Mexico, the Zia symbol of perfect friendship among united cultures." 5. Approval of Agenda A. Approval of Agenda 6. Citizen Concerns - Citizens wishing to speak shall limit their comments to 3 minutes. No action may be taken. 7. Joint Matters - Action Items A. Discussion, consideration and decision regarding an Intergovernmental Agreement between the County of Taos and the Town of Taos for the funding of a Housing Director position that will serve both the Town and the County in the provision of affordable and below market housing to the residents of Taos County. B. Discussion, consideration and decision regarding the approval of Joint Resolution 2023-01, A Joint Resolution establishing the affordable and below market housing policy for the County of Taos and the Town of Taos. 8. Adjournment TAOS COUNTY VALERIE RAEL MONTOYA,CLERK 000469049 Book 1159 Page 385 4 V�� 1 of 3 03/03/2023 01:35:06 PM 3y��a.�i JOINT RESOLUTION 2023-01 A JOINT RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE AFFORDABLE AND BELOW MARKET HOUSING POLICY FOR THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF TAOS NEW MEXICO WHEREAS, the nation is experiencing one of the most severe affordable housing crises in history, significantly impacting communities of color and those who live in poverty (National Alliance to End Homelessness, 2020); and WHEREAS, eight million Americans of low-income households pay at least half their income toward housing, putting them at risk of housing instability and homelessness (National Alliance to End Homelessness, 2020); and WHEREAS, the Town and County have a history of supporting efforts to assist people experiencing homelessness; and WHEREAS, economic and societal factors such as a lack of affordable housing, a lack of adequate income, a lack of affordable and accessible healthcare including behavioral health care, discrimination, domestic violence, and other systemic social challenges can cause homelessness; and WHEREAS, the pandemic brought additional awareness to the issue of homelessness and housing instability and has created an opportunity for government entities, public servants, non-profit service providers, private foundations, Taos residents, and other interested stakeholders to work collectively to address this long-standing community issue; and WHEREAS, the vision of this partnership is for public and private partners to work collaboratively with community providers and advocacy groups to ensure that Taos County is a place where homelessness is rare, brief, and non-recurring, and that access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing is a reality for all community members BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODIES OF TAOS COUNTY AND THE TOWN OF TAOS, NEW MEXICO: Section 1. COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE TOWN AND THE COUNTY TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE AND BELOW MARKET HOUSING. As more specifically described by this resolution, the Town will collaborate with the County to advance mutual interests in the provision of safe, sustainable, and affordable housing within the incorporated and unincorporated areas of Taos County, including but not limited to the funding, development, acquisition, construction, rehabilitation and delivery of affordable housing to qualified individuals and families. Section 2. MUTUAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES. It is the desire of the Town and County to jointly pursue the fulfillment of the following goals/objectives: Page 1 of 3 TAOS COUNTY VALERIE RAEL MONTOYA,CLERK 000469049 Book 1159 Page 386 2 of 3 03/03/2023 01:35:06 PM 1. Facilitate collaborative work to increase the supply of affordable and below-market housing in Taos County and the Town of Taos; and 2. Increase understanding and acceptance of affordable and below-market housing needs and solutions throughout all of Taos County and the Town of Taos; and 3. Jointly support community engagement and outreach, technical assistance, planning, educational and fund development activities that meet the needs of the Town and the County; and 4. Help to identify and secure additional federal, state, local and private resources for the development of affordable and below-market housing in Taos County; and 5. Collaborate on housing development with government jurisdictions, nonprofit agencies and the community at large; and 6. Foster active communication and transparency about our work in the community; and 7. Guide the development of 100 new housing units (rental or for-sale)to completion in the next five years; and 8. Work diligently to have 400 more units of varying types in stages of pre-development or development within five years; and 9. Focus on development of energy-, water- and land-efficient housing, preserving natural resources whenever possible; and 10. Establish robust, ongoing homebuyer education/financial literacy program, creating a pipeline of prepared buyers; and 11. Establish rental education/financial literacy program, including creditworthiness; and 12. Create or partner with an existing mortgage assistance program; and 13. Ensure that new housing development utilizes local labor, materials and companies whenever feasible; and 14. Ensure new housing is innovative but also rooted in regional traditions; and 15. Impact housing prices and "soften" the housing market overall; and 16. Ensure that the needs of our most marginalized and low-income residents, including the homeless, the elderly and the disabled, are addressed; and Page 2 of 3 TAOS COUNTY VALERIE RAEL MONTOYA,CLERK 000469049 Book 1159 Page 387 3 of 3 03/03/2023 01.35.06 PM 17. Reinvigorate a sense of Taos County as a family-friendly, inclusive place to live that is safe, secure and comfortable; and 18. Become a model of cooperation and collaboration for other small communities, particularly in our region with similar housing challenges. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED,this in day of brua rvi , 2023. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TAOS COUNTY, NEW MEXICO g—t7Z-1 AnJanette sh,Chairperson VOTE RECORD: F.R.Romero Is. no abstain absent Attest: M.Romero Jr. yes no abstain absent D.Vigil Yes no abstain absent • un A.Brush �s no abstain absent � l R.Mascarenas yes no abstain absent Valerie Montoya, Taos CoClerk ,,,\o0lvTyc� Approved as to legal form: ' ‘` 0. 9 Pa"tiI Ar�io -`F`t- RE�'OR�ER•:� "_ M` SEP - Randy Autio, Contract County Attorney TAOS‘ TO OF TA VOTE RECORD: Mayor Pro Tern Darien D.Fernandez a no abstain absent Councilmember Nathaniel Evans )no abstain absent Councilmember Marietta S.Fambro CO no abstain absent Pascualito Mae as, Mayor Councilmember Corilia Ortega �no abstain absent ATTEST: APP' • • S TO FORM: jf4Tow Clerk •1 Uhris . •r Stachura,Town Attorney • 41111M 3' • , .r«. 151:34 •*ram►.� � JOINT RESOLUTION 2023-01 ,� � �; `° A JOINT RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THE AFFORDABLE AND BELOW MARKET HOUSING POLICY FOR THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF TAOS NEW MEXICO WHEREAS, the nation is experiencing one of the most severe affordable housing crises in history, significantly impacting communities of color and those who live in poverty (National Alliance to End Homelessness, 2020); and WHEREAS, eight million Americans of low-income households pay at least half their income toward housing, putting them at risk of housing instability and homelessness (National Alliance to End Homelessness, 2020); and WHEREAS, the Town and County have a history of supporting efforts to assist people experiencing homelessness; and WHEREAS, economic and societal factors such as a lack of affordable housing, a lack of adequate income, a lack of affordable and accessible healthcare including behavioral health care, discrimination, domestic violence, and other systemic social challenges can cause homelessness; and WHEREAS, the pandemic brought additional awareness to the issue of homelessness and housing instability and has created an opportunity for government entities, public servants, non-profit service providers, private foundations, Taos residents, and other interested stakeholders to work collectively to address this long-standing community issue; and WHEREAS, the vision of this partnership is for public and private partners to work collaboratively with community providers and advocacy groups to ensure that Taos County is a place where homelessness is rare, brief, and non-recurring, and that access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing is a reality for all community members BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODIES OF TAOS COUNTY AND THE TOWN OF TAOS,NEW MEXICO: Section 1. COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE TOWN AND THE COUNTY TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE AND BELOW MARKET HOUSING. As more specifically described by this resolution,the Town will collaborate with the County to advance mutual interests in the provision of safe, sustainable, and affordable housing within the incorporated and unincorporated areas of Taos County, including but not limited to the funding, development, acquisition, construction,rehabilitation and delivery of affordable housing to qualified individuals and families. Section 2. MUTUAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES. It is the desire of the Town and County to jointly pursue the fulfillment of the following goals/objectives: Page 1 of 3 1. Facilitate collaborative work to increase the supply of affordable and below-market housing in Taos County and the Town of Taos; and 2. Increase understanding and acceptance of affordable and below-market housing needs and solutions throughout all of Taos County and the Town of Taos; and 3. Jointly support community engagement and outreach, technical assistance, planning, educational and fund development activities that meet the needs of the Town and the County; and 4. Help to identify and secure additional federal, state, local and private resources for the development of affordable and below-market housing in Taos County; and 5. Collaborate on housing development with government jurisdictions, nonprofit agencies and the community at large; and 6. Foster active communication and transparency about our work in the community; and 7. Guide the development of 100 new housing units (rental or for-sale)to completion in the next five years; and 8. Work diligently to have 400 more units of varying types in stages of pre-development or development within five years; and 9. Focus on development of energy-, water- and land-efficient housing, preserving natural resources whenever possible; and 10. Establish robust, ongoing homebuyer education/financial literacy program, creating a pipeline of prepared buyers; and 11. Establish rental education/financial literacy program, including creditworthiness; and 12. Create or partner with an existing mortgage assistance program; and 13. Ensure that new housing development utilizes local labor, materials and companies whenever feasible; and 14. Ensure new housing is innovative but also rooted in regional traditions; and 15. Impact housing prices and"soften"the housing market overall; and 16. Ensure that the needs of our most marginalized and low-income residents, including the homeless, the elderly and the disabled, are addressed; and Page 2 of 3 TAOS COUNTY vALER1E RAEL MONTOYA,CLERI 000469049 Book 1159 Pogo 387 3 of 3 03'03,2023 01 35 06 Pr 17. Reinvigorate a sense of Taos County as a family-friendly, inclusive place to live that is safe, secure and comfortable; and 18. Become a model of cooperation and collaboration fur uthet small communities, particularly in our region with similar housing challenges. PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED,this in day of bran.rs1 , 2023. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TAOS COUNTY, NEW MEXICO AnJanette 1 ush,Chairperson VOTE RECORD: F.R Romero Ye_ no abstain absent Attest: M Romero Jt ycs no abstain absent D.Vigil Yes no abstain absent A Brush .x.ej no abstain absent • R Mascareaas 2_ no abstain absent _ 1 — --- Valerie Montoya,Taos Coun Clerk Approved as to legalGO•V'''''• NTY form: ='r '' , ir� a r is 0: E,,Q RDER • Randy Autio,Contract County Attorney • ' AC ,,, TK \ . TO ' OF TA VOTE RECORD: Mayor Pro Tem Darien D.Fernandez t no abstain absent Councilmember Nathaniel Evans no abstain absent Councilmember Marietta S.Fambro no abstain absent Pascualito Mae. as, Mayor Councilmember Corilia Ortega OD no abstain absent ATTEST: APP •V . S TO FORM: h_de • • a k5 ia,Tow Clerk. • • •�?Fitris r Stachura,Town Attorney • \ ' 141 :34 . /`^ 17. Reinvigorate a sense of Taos County as a family-friendly, inclusive place to live that is safe, secure and comfortable; and 18. Become a model of cooperation and collaboration for other small communities, particularly in our region with similar housing challenges. PASSED,APPROVED AND ADOPTED, this day of , 2023. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TAOS COUNTY,NEW MEXICO AnJanette Brush, Chairperson VOTE RECORD: F.R.Romero yes no abstain absent Attest: M.Romero Jr. yes no abstain absent D.Vigil yes no abstain absent A.Brush yes no abstain absent R.Mascarenas yes no abstain absent Valerie Montoya, Taos County Clerk Approved as to legal form: Randy Autio, Contract County Attorney TO OF TA VOTE RECORD: Mayor Pro Tem Darien D.Fernandez fa no abstain absent Councilmember Nathaniel Evans no abstain absent Councilmember Marietta S.Fambro no abstain absent Pascualito Mae as, Mayor Councilmember Corilia Ortega ®no abstain absent ATTEST: APP V S TO FORM: „L F a r ia, Tow Clerk . / • •.(21zris o h r Stachura,Town Attorney .� of3 • :kt : ) � 19 :3 -I •/` -..."...._.':•:-�C 17. Reinvigorate a sense of Taos County as a family-friendly, inclusive place to live that is safe, secure and comfortable; and 18. Become a model of cooperation and collaboration for other small communities, particularly in our region with similar housing challenges. PASSED,APPROVED AND ADOPTED,this day of , 2023. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF TAOS COUNTY,NEW MEXICO c___91-7� c. 7 AnJanette Brush, Chairperson VOTE RECORD: F.R.Romero yes no abstain absent Attest: M.Romero Jr. yes no abstain absent D.Vigil yes no abstain absent A.Brush yes no abstain absent R.Mascarenas yes no abstain absent Valerie Montoya, Taos County Clerk Approved as to legal form: Randy Autio, Contract County Attorney TO� /�OF TA VOTE RECORD: ... Mayor Pro Tern Darien D.Fernandez no abstain absent I�W j.. Councilmember Nathaniel Evans no abstain absent - Councilmember Marietta S.Fambro tIL> no abstain absent Pascualito Mae as, Mayor Councilmember Corilia Ortega ®no abstain absent ATTEST: APP' • • S TO FORM: h c-, / VL F adzia, Tow Cleric • /i. ' •.1•Chris �'� r Stachura, Town Attorney /� • ': 013 • -`�.• .,, C + 4) ' . , 1 • ._, . ,.- 1 ,\) • .. 0 • ...r 1 7 '''‘ • / •i , • • • • •