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Taos County Economic Development Corporation -=Equipment purchase
Funds request will be used for the following: Contract for repair on exiting walk-in freezer, install a new HVAC, compressor, water heater, railing system and electrical panel. Purchase supplies to maximize cold storage space to meet cold safety and purchase new freezer and convection oven.
Deming Luna County Economic Development - Luna Rossa -Equipment
Funds will purchase a pre-bottling filter and a bottle rinsing/sparger equipment and lease equipment to Luna Rossa Winery to be installed at the winery
The application is to assist rural small businesses with equipment purchases that will be owned by Mas Communidad and will lease the equipment to each of the business. Mostly plug and play.
The application is to assist rural small businesses with equipment purchases to support three small rural businesses located in Bayard, Hurley, and Silver City, Grant County, New Mexico.
Middle Rio Grande Economic Development Association - Technical Assist.
To provide technical assistance to equip job seekers and small business entrepreneurs with necessary skills to secure employment and launch sustainable business in rural communities.
The BEN Initiative - Feasibility Study and Technical Assistance
To conduct a feasibility study, business planning, strategic planning, and to prepare preliminary architectural and engineering plans for a 1.4-acre centralized rural food hub and business incubation facility near the center of Shiprock, NM (Northeastern Navajo Nation). to provide technical assistance, training, and capacity-building.
Healthy Futures has applied for the Rural Business Development Grant (RBDG) to rural small businesses and agriculture producers providing Technical Assistance with best business practices, management skills, marketing including social media, business plans, business analysis and attract investment opportunities.
The CN Dam relies on raw water from the reservoir for consumption, irrigation, and maintenance activities. Most of the main water line system is approximately 80 years old and is beyond the service life. This project's purpose is to revitalize the systems controls and treatment of water to maintain mission readiness. The work included would replace the reverse osmosis water treatment system, main piping system, electrical control panel(s), sensors, valve actuators and pumps for the main water pump in the Administration Building and pumps in main dam hydropower house.
Solar facility for proposed development. Site clearing and grading will be required. Proposed habitat assessment, plant and wildlife surveys are works in progress.
Need to know what species are within project area for State and Federal agencies restoration concepts document. This will help create a document for client on next steps.
The Project is a proposed solar energy and battery storage facility that consists of an approximately 1,870-acre area located in Chaves County, New Mexico. The final design of the proposed solar energy and battery storage facility is still in development. For the purposes of this request, the proposed Project will likely involve the installation of photovoltaic modules, electrochemical batteries, inverters, transformers, an underground collection system, facility access roads, security fencing, Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems, operation and maintenance structures, and temporary parking and laydown areas across much of the project area. Clearing of onsite vegetation and grading, if necessary, will occur before the installation of Project infrastructure. The Project intends to avoid impacts to waters of the U.S. to the greatest extent practicable.
The Heart of the Gila Property (the "Property") is an approximately 30.081-acre property located in a unique area of the Mogollon Mountains known as Gila Hot Springs, N.M about 40 miles north of Silver City. The Property is comprised of one parcel consisting of 30.081 that is located off NM-15 in Grant County, New Mexico (Map 1) about 30 miles north of the Chino and Cobre Mine complexes, and 35 miles from the Tyrone Mine. The Property is an inholding in the Gila National Forest and falls within the Arizona/New Mexico Mountain ecoregion, with a mixed composition of Madrean Lower Montane woodlands and upper Gila River riparian communities. Elevations range from about 5,500 feet at the southern property boundary to nearly 5,880 feet at the western border in the montane slopes. The property is bisected by a 0.25-mile reach of the West Fork of the Gila River, just before its confluence with the East Fork of the Gila River where it makes a south-westerly turn. There are approximately 3.76 acres of riverine and marsh wetlands with an additional 3.4 acres of riparian habitat within the floodplain and stream braids (National Wetlands Inventory Geodatabase).
At this time, I do not have a project description available. Details are currently unavailable, but I will provide information as soon as it becomes accessible. As of now, no specific project description exists, but updates will be shared when possible. Thank you for your patience.
Removal of National Environmental Policy Act Implementing Regulations
Interim final rule removing the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) regulations implementing the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) from the Code of Federal Regulations. Interim final rule requests comments on this action and related matters to inform CEQ's decision making. Being reviewed and commented on by NMISC, EMNRD, and NMDGF.
Planning, Proposed Rulemaking, River/Stream Management, Solar Energy, Threatened or Endangered Species, Wind Energy
Albuquerque Reach Habitat Restoration Project - BOR and NMISC programmatic EA
The New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission (NMISC) is proposing to do a multi-phased riparian and floodplain habitat restoration project in the Angostura/Albuquerque reach of the Rio Grande between River Miles 194 and 172.5. The project is located on land administered by the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District and the Bureau of Reclamation, the lead federal agency. The project consists of 80 separate habitat restoration project areas on the banks of the Rio Grande and on select islands within the channel, as well as proposed spoils and access road plans, starting on the north side of the Alameda Bridge (State Road 528) and ending on the south side of the I-25 bridge in the South Valley. The project would also provide maintenance and adaptive management of existing and newly constructed habitat restoration areas. The purpose of the project is to benefit the Rio Grande silvery minnow (Hybognathus amarus) and other federally listed species that occur in the project area. The Bureau of Reclamation has prepared an Environmental Assessment (EA) document to analyze potential impacts associated with the proposed project in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969, 40 CFR Parts 1500-1508 process. This notice announces the availability of the EA for public review and a 30-day public comment period from February 24 to March 25, 2025. The EA can be found on the Bureau of Reclamation's website at https://www.usbr.gov/uc/DocLibrary/ea.html.
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