New Mexico § 9-15F-7 Powers and duties of the secretary

New Mexico Statutes

§ 9-15F-7 — Powers and duties of the secretary

New Mexico § 9-15F-7

Ch. 9Executive Department

Art. 15FTrade Ports Development

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 9-15F-7 (2026).

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The secretary has the following powers and duties: A. develop forms of application for approval of public-private partnerships; B. review and approve, modify or disapprove specific geographic areas to be designated as trade port districts; C. review and approve or disapprove proposed public-private partnership agreements for a trade port project, subject to final approval by the state board of finance; D. modify or terminate existing approvals or designations for failure to meet the requirements of the Trade Ports Development Act; E. adopt and promulgate rules establishing the application process and criteria for the preliminary approval of public-private partnership agreements, grants and loans in accordance with the provisions of the State Rules Act [Chapter 14, Article 4 NMSA 1978]; F. 

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The secretary has the following powers and duties: A. develop forms of application for approval of public-private partnerships; B. review and approve, modify or disapprove specific geographic areas to be designated as trade port districts; C. review and approve or disapprove proposed public-private partnership agreements for a trade port project, subject to final approval by the state board of finance; D. modify or terminate existing approvals or designations for failure to meet the requirements of the Trade Ports Development Act; E. adopt and promulgate rules establishing the application process and criteria for the preliminary approval of public-private partnership agreements, grants and loans in accordance with the provisions of the State Rules Act [Chapter 14, Article 4 NMSA 1978]; F. approve or disapprove applications for grants or loans from the trade ports development fund for trade port projects; G. consult with the department of transportation on technical issues relevant to the secretary's consideration of an application, including compliance with the statewide transportation improvement program; H. request updates to any technical information, including any annual certification, provided in connection with an approved application or designation; and I. take all other actions necessary to implement the Trade Ports Development Act, including entering into joint powers agreements and retaining legal counsel and experts when appropriate.