New Mexico § 6-30-5 Board; duties

New Mexico Statutes

§ 6-30-5 — Board; duties

New Mexico § 6-30-5

Ch. 6Public Finances

Art. 30Colonias Infrastructure

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 6-30-5 (2026).

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The board shall: A. promulgate such rules as are necessary to govern the acceptance, evaluation and prioritization of applications submitted by qualified entities for financial assistance; B. after applications have been processed and evaluated by the authority, prioritize the qualified projects for financial assistance; and C. upon such terms and conditions as are established by the authority, recommend the prioritized projects to the authority for financial assistance for:

(1)planning, designing, constructing, improving or expanding a qualified project;

(2)developing engineering feasibility reports for qualified projects;

(3)inspecting construction of qualified projects;

(4)providing professional services;

(5)completing environmental assessments or archaeological clearances and othe

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The board shall: A. promulgate such rules as are necessary to govern the acceptance, evaluation and prioritization of applications submitted by qualified entities for financial assistance; B. after applications have been processed and evaluated by the authority, prioritize the qualified projects for financial assistance; and C. upon such terms and conditions as are established by the authority, recommend the prioritized projects to the authority for financial assistance for: (1) planning, designing, constructing, improving or expanding a qualified project; (2) developing engineering feasibility reports for qualified projects; (3) inspecting construction of qualified projects; (4) providing professional services; (5) completing environmental assessments or archaeological clearances and other surveys for qualified projects; (6) acquiring land, water rights, easements or rights of way; or (7) paying legal costs and fiscal agent fees associated with development of qualified projects.