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City plans another $65K for signage - Roswell Daily Record

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record City of Roswell employees are planning to spend $65,000 to continue city efforts to develop additional “wayfinding” signage to direct people to frequently visited services, areas and attractions. A pending agreement between the city and an Albuquerque architectural and design firm that goes by the name Groundwork Studio received preliminary approval during a Thursday meeting of the Roswell City Council Legal Committee. Councilors Jason Perry, Judy Stubbs, George Peterson and Barry Foster recommended the item for consideration by the entire City Council. It is scheduled to meet Feb. 11. Director of Public Affairs Juanita Jennings said that the governing body already had approved the request for proposals and the awarding of a contract, but she also wanted its authority to proceed with the legal agreement because the amount is more than $60,000.

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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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Committee to consider Cielo Grande master plan | Roswell Daily Record

Construction has begun on a $450,000 splash pad at Carpenter Park. About $315,000 of the project is paid for through a legislative grant, with the city’s share just under $4,000. The city’s Infrastructure Committee will hear an update on the project Monday. (Juno Ogle Photo) Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record As the city considers further development of the Cielo Grande Recreation Area, the city engineer would first like to see a master plan developed and will take the first step toward that next week. The City of Roswell Infrastructure Committee on Monday will consider recommending to the full Roswell City Council awarding professional services for a survey and master plan development to Bohannan Huston Inc., Albuquerque, in the amount of $526,795.

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Roswell turns out to view Christmas Star | Roswell Daily Record

Copyright Â© 2021 Roswell Daily Record Mostly clear skies and a wide view of the horizon brought a number of people Monday night to the west side of Cielo Grande Recreation Area to view a rare celestial event just after sunset. The orbits of Jupiter and Saturn, the largest planets in the solar system, have been moving closer together in Earthâs sky, something that happens about every 20 years, according to NASA. But Monday night, they appeared closer together than they have in nearly 400 years, seeming to form a single bright object in the sky. Sarah McArthur of Roswell and her son, Dylan, visiting from Albuquerque, were among those at the recreation area. They had set up a telescope that Sarahâs father had given them when Dylan was a boy, she said.

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