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Some locals react to airspace expansion plan - Roswell Daily Record

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Airport directors in Roswell and Artesia had wanted the U.S. Air Force to choose some other option besides expanding its F-16 fighter pilot training airspace only in this area of the state, but they now must work with the decision that the Air Force has landed on after a five-year process. The Air Force has identified the Talon MOA expansion, known as Alternative 1, as the preferred option in its final Environmental Impact Statement released Feb. 5 and under a review period until March 8. Staff of the Artesia Municipal Airport and city of Artesia officials expressed their concerns in 2018 and 2019 during scoping meetings and public hearings because the Talon MOA expansion will be a significant increase of airspace use in Eddy County.

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Ascent Aviation plans first lease here of shop building

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record The Arizona aviation services company expected to create a hundred jobs here by 2022 is making its first – albeit, modest – entry to the Roswell Air Center by leasing a building for storage. David Querio, president of Ascent Aviation Services (Submitted Photo) David Querio, president of Ascent Aviation Services Corp., said that the lease price for Building 100 at the Air Center makes sense for his company. “The building was immediately available and priced at a price point where we could afford to rent it significantly in advance of its actual need to ensure that it was still available when we actually needed it,” Querio said.

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Concerns over rules slow down City Council meeting - Roswell Daily Record

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record In a six-hour meeting, the Roswell City Council discussed and passed 14 items, many of them unanimously, including almost $2 million in spending, a new ambulance provider and, with a tie-breaking vote from the mayor, an amended lease with the New Mexico Department of Health. The meeting got off to a contentious start as councilors and the mayor discussed for 45 minutes approving the agenda with items removed from the consent agenda, an amendment to place half of the items back on the consent agenda and the rules of order to do so. The consent agenda is used to approve in one action those items that are thought of as routine or non-controversial. Thursday’s consent agenda contained 12 items that had previously been before the various standing committees and the minutes from meetings in November and December.

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Public hearing on city council s agenda Thursday | Roswell Daily Record

Copyright Â© 2021 Roswell Daily Record The Roswell City Council will conduct a public hearing and possibly vote on a resolution requesting a lower interest rate on a $5.5 million loan at its regular meeting on Thursday. The meeting will be at 6 p.m. Thursday in Meeting Room A of the Roswell Convention and Civic Center, 912 N. Main. Due to state health orders, the public is encouraged to attend electronically. The meeting will be livestreamed on the cityâs YouTube channel. Those wanting to participate can do so through GoToMeeting virtual meeting software. By computer, tablet or smartphone, the meeting can be joined at https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/815060573. To join by phone, call 669-224-3412 and use access code 815-060-573.

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City considers agreement with county on Air Center funds

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Roswell Mayor Dennis Kintigh and some city councilors expressed concerns at a Thursday morning meeting about a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Chaves County over the use of a $5 million state appropriation for the Roswell Air Center. Members of the Roswell Finance Committee City Councilors Jason Perry, Jacob Roebuck and Margaret Kennard voted after the discussion that the draft MOU should be reviewed by all city councilors at a Jan. 14 City Council meeting. Kintigh had some specific concerns about the “vagueness” of the MOU, as well as priorities for spending the funds. Kennard and City Councilor Jeanine Corn Best expressed their upset over the 2020 state capital outlay award itself, saying they thought the county should have received city approval before asking for the funding because the airfield and its related properties are owned by the city.

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