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INTRODUCTION The New Mexico Environment Department, Construction Programs Bureau (CPB) is pleased to provide the January 2013 Infrastructure Development Report for water, wastewater, and solid waste projects administered by the Bureau. Over $22 Million was added to New Mexico’s economy through CPB disbursements and CPB achieved a customer satisfaction rate of 97% in Calendar year 2012. The interest Rate for Rural Infrastructure Program loans was lowered in October 2012 from 3% to 2.375%, allowing more communities to accomplish essential infrastructure improvements. The projects listed in this report are arranged by county and listed alphabetically. Included with each project is the project funding amount, a current fund balance, the CPB project manager, the funding source, a description of the project, its current phase, population served, problem, solution, and a brief narrative. CPB disburses several funds and also provides technical oversight of projects for the Environmental Protection Agency, the Water Trust Board, the New Mexico Finance Authority, and the Indian Affairs Department. Beginning in 2012, CPB provides pre and post award services through a Memorandum Of Understanding with the Indian Affairs Department and oversees 28 Tribal Infrastructure Projects. CWSRF American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), and the Rural Infrastructure Revolving Loan Program (RIP). More information regarding these programs can be found at our website, www.nmenv.state.nm.us/ cpb/cpbtop.html. Any public entity can access a single site, the Water Infrastructure Portal, and enter a Project Interest Form to apply for water, wastewater, and solid waste funding. CPB’s Community Services Section helps communities plan for their needs and follows up with support to the communities upon receipt of each Project Interest Form. Community Services staff works as the first point of contact for water, wastewater, and solid waste funding needs, helping communities plan for their infrastructure in a sustainable way. CPB works collaboratively with other agencies to develop the best funding package available for each eligible Project Interest Form. Please see page iii for a Community Services Section map with contact information. The Water Infrastructure Portal can be accessed at the NMED website, http://swim.nmenv.state.nm.us/APPLICATION_open.php For more information regarding the Water Infrastructure Portal or Construction Programs Bureau, please contact Jim Chiasson, CPB Bureau Chief, at 505.470.6385. The Construction Programs Bureau staff oversees water, wastewater, and solid waste projects funded through a variety of sources in communities throughout New Mexico. CPB strives to ensure that these projects are sustainable, managed on a timely basis, environmentally sound, of high quality, and free of waste, fraud, and abuse. The funding sources disbursed by CPB include the Legislative Capital Outlay Special Appropriations Program (SAP), the Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF), the Nambe Pueblo Housing Authority TIF Project 2012 ii
PROGRAM SUMMARY Below are the number of construction projects managed during Calendar Year 2012 for each financial program within CPB and for each agency for which CPB provides technical oversight: PROJECT MANAGER SERVICE AREA MAP PROJECTS BY PROGRAM: Special Appropriations (SAP): 73 Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF): 8 CWSRF ARRA: 2 Rural Infrastructure Revolving Loan (RIP): 15 State and Tribal Assistance Grants (STAG): 12 Tribal Infrastructure Fund (TIF): 28 NMFA Drinking Water (NMFA DW): 5 NMFA Planning Grant (NMFA PG): 12 Settlement Funds: 1 Water Trust Board (WTB): 44 TOTAL PROJECTS 200 Total Disbursed in 2012: $22,281,973 SAP CWSRF RIP 11% 15% COMMUNITY SERVICES GROUP SERVICE AREA MAP 74% Disbursed July-Dec 2012: $11,082,641 SAP CWSRF RIP 10% 29% 61% iii
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Page 7 and 8: PROGRAM DETAILS RURAL INFRASTRUCTUR
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Page 11 and 12: County: Bernalillo Cedar Crest MDWC
Page 13 and 14: County: Bernalillo Tijeras, Village
Page 15 and 16: County: Cibola CPB No: TIF 12-25-PG
Page 17 and 18: County: Colfax Angel Fire, Village
Page 19 and 20: County: Dona Ana Anthony Water and
Page 21 and 22: County: Dona Ana Dona Ana MDWCA CPB
Page 23 and 24: County: Dona Ana CPB No: WTB-159 Fu
Page 25 and 26: County: Eddy Otis MDWC & SWA CPB No
Page 27 and 28: County: Grant Hurley, Town of CPB M
Page 29 and 30: County: Lea Jal, City of CPB Manage
Page 31 and 32: County: Lincoln Capitan, Village of
Page 33 and 34: County: Luna Deming, City of CPB Ma
Page 35 and 36: County: McKinley Navajo Nation, Chu
Page 37 and 38: County: McKinley/San Juan Navajo Na
Page 39 and 40: County: Multiple Counties CPB No: S
Page 41 and 42: County: Otero CPB No: SAP 12-32-STB
Page 43 and 44: County: Otero CPB No: SAP 12-1617-S
Page 45 and 46: County: Rio Arriba Chama, Village o
Page 47 and 48: County: Rio Arriba Ohkay Owingeh Ho
Page 49 and 50: County: San Juan Blanco MDWCA CPB N
Page 51 and 52: County: San Juan Navajo Nation, Cou
Page 53 and 54: County: San Miguel El Valle Water A
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County: Sandoval Algodones MDWCA CP
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County: Sandoval Cuba, Village of C
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County: Sandoval Rio Rancho, City o
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County: Sandoval CPB No: XP-00F3060
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County: Sandoval Santo Domingo, Pue
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County: Santa Fe La Bajada Communit
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County: Santa Fe Tesuque, Pueblo of
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County: Taos El Valle De Los Rancho
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County: Taos Questa, Village of CPB
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County: Taos Upper Arroyo Hondo CPB
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County: Valencia Highland Meadows E
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