New Mexico § 62-21-10 State participation in essential services projects; project

New Mexico Statutes

§ 62-21-10 — State participation in essential services projects; project

New Mexico § 62-21-10

Ch. 62Electric, Gas and Water Utilities

Art. 21Essential Services Development

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 62-21-10 (2026).

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participation agreement; duties and requirements. A. If public support is provided for an essential services project, the division shall enter into a project participation agreement with the local or regional government pursuant to this section. B. A project participation agreement shall set out, at a minimum:

(1)a description of the public support to be provided for the essential services project;

(2)a schedule for project development and completion, including measurable goals and time limits for those goals;

(3)provisions for performance review and actions to be taken upon a determination that project performance is unsatisfactory; and (4) a description of how the local or regional government will safeguard public money or other resources provided as public support for the essential s

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participation agreement; duties and requirements. A. If public support is provided for an essential services project, the division shall enter into a project participation agreement with the local or regional government pursuant to this section. B. A project participation agreement shall set out, at a minimum: (1) a description of the public support to be provided for the essential services project; (2) a schedule for project development and completion, including measurable goals and time limits for those goals; (3) provisions for performance review and actions to be taken upon a determination that project performance is unsatisfactory; and (4) a description of how the local or regional government will safeguard public money or other resources provided as public support for the essential services project.