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Daffron Property Stewardship Management Plan
Thinning on 3 acres to promote forest health and fire risk reduction with little to no ground disturbance. Post HPCC/Las Tusas Fire restoration activities.
Purpose is to analyze flood protection capabilities against current dam performance, design, and safety standards via NRCS and NM OSE. Alternatives will be considered and evaluated through an Environmental Assessment.
Pecos Pupfish Proposed Listing and Critical Habitat Designation Rule
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing to list the Pecos pupfish as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. They are also proposing to designate critical habitat in both New Mexico and Texas.
Fish/Wildlife Conservation/Management, Proposed Critical Habitat, Proposed Rulemaking, River/Stream Management, Threatened or Endangered Species, Water Management
Installation of an elevated ground Mounted PV System to offset energy costs of business. Project will encompass 2805 sq. ft, 165 linear ft., and (30) 3'x1' diameter holes for concrete supports.
Improvements to US 180 through Silver City to improve bicycle, pedestrian, and vehicle traffic. Project will also consider a wildlife corridor to mitigate wildlife deaths.
Proposed Action, Roads and Bridges, Wildlife-Vehicle Collision
NextEra proposes to develop a 345kV generation transmission (Gen-Tie) line within an approximate 150-foot corridor (Project Area) in portions of Lea and Roosevelt Counties, New Mexico. The Project is located on approximately 2,470 acres on New Mexico State Lands (NMSL), NMDGF lands, and private lands in southern Roosevelt County and eastern Lea County.
Pueblo de San Ildefonso Wastewater System Improvement Project Phase 3
Phase 3 of the proposed improvements to the Pueblo de San Ildefonso wastewater treatment systems includes installation of an Orenco Advantex® recirculating packed-bed fixed film treatment system within an approximately 0.85-acre area adjacent to an existing 1.6-acre two-celled wastewater treatment lagoon. The wastewater treatment lagoon will be modified to provide an infiltration and evaporation site for treated wastewater effluent. The extent of ground disturbance will be limited to previously disturbed areas and roadways.
An existing pad in Eddy County, New Mexico. There was a spill in Q4 2024 that is being mitigated. The extent of the spill was contained within the boundaries of the pad footprint.
NRC license renewal for an ISR uranium recovery facility. No plans for constructions. Surface disturbance will include wells and facilities. Mitigation measures will be consistent with state and federal requirements.
NRC license renewal for a in-situ uranium facility. No plans for construction at this time.
Ground disturbance will be limited to wells and a satellite facility.
Wildlife surveys and mitigation will adhere to state and federal requirements.
24,000 sq. ft of the compromised roofing system is to be replaced, remove existing roof down to the deck, remove and replace existing gutters, and remove and replace damaged roofing system.
Minimal Impact New Mine Permit Application, Fire Rock Mine
The New Mexico Mining and Minerals Division received a permit application from New Mexico Humate, LLC for a minimal impact mining permit in San Juan County, New Mexico. The potential mining site is located in Township 21N, Range 8W, Section 34. Agency comments are due by 1/9/2025.
ASG-SLO-3: The Wings for Life Community Solar Project
The proposed project, a solar development in Las Cruces, Dona Ana County, New Mexico, consists of approximately 78.2 acres on State Trust Lands. The proposed project is a 5-megawatt AC ground-mounted solar energy system. It aims to harness solar energy through photovoltaic (PV) technology and convert it into usable electrical power. This project will be spread across most of the site area. It is designed to supply clean, renewable energy to the grid, helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and decrease reliance on fossil fuels. The proposed project will be a Community Solar project. This project makes solar power accessible to those who may not have the means or physical space to install their own solar systems, such as renters, low-income households, and nonprofits. It will produce enough power to serve approximately 2,000 homes annually.
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