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match for the Traffic Management Center Updates Phases 2 and 3 Project, since State Infrastructure Bank loan funding is now available for that purpose; the rest of the original resolution
Traffic Management Center Updates Phases 2 and 3 (TMCU) Project, since State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are now available for that purpose. Discussion and action on a Resolution that City
sale funds for the local match on the Railroad Drive Project, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose. Discussion and action on a Resolution that
City's local match on the Sunland Park Shared Use Path Project, since State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are now available for that purpose; the rest of the July
Case File 26-0681 The City Council accepted a State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement to secure $484,000 in funding for city infrastructure needs. The loan was structured
asset sale funds for the Sun Valley Project's local match obligation, since State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are now available for that purpose. Discussion and action on a Resolution
local match on the Playa Drain Shared Use Path Project, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose. Discussion and action on a Resolution that City
Case File 26-0678 The City Council approved a State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement to secure $4,067,000 in infrastructure funding. The loan will be fully repaid over
Case File 26-0685 The City Council accepted a State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement to secure $6 million in funding, to be repaid over no more than 25 years
Case File 26-0684 The City Council considered accepting a State Infrastructure Bank loan agreement to secure $3,813,000 in funding for infrastructure improvements, with full repayment over time
Playa Drain Shared Use Path Project from capital asset sales, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose, with the rest of the original resolution remaining
local match on the Sunland Park Shared Use Path Project, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose; item postponed from June 9, 2026. Discussion
proceeds toward the local match obligation for the Sun Valley Project, now that State Infrastructure Bank loan funds are available for that purpose; all other terms of the original resolution
Northeast El Paso neighborhood between Dyer Street and U.S. 54 with longstanding infrastructure challenges. The area encompasses primarily single-family homes and has been working on a public wastewater system
Meta Platforms, Inc., citing concerns over utility affordability, water resources, environmental impacts, infrastructure burdens, transparency, and enforceability. Discussion and action to direct the City Manager and City Attorney to initiate
Traffic Management Center Updates project. This reversal affected how the city would finance this infrastructure modernization initiative. The council voted unanimously to approve the rescission. Discussion and action
Paso's local match obligation for the Sunland Park Shared Use Path project. This infrastructure project required local funding to complement state or federal grants. The rescission was approved unanimously
Valley Project. The city rescinded that funding allocation upon receipt of state infrastructure support. The City Council voted 8-0 to rescind the resolution. Discussion and action on a Resolution
Railroad Drive Project. The rescission was necessary because the city received State Infrastructure funding, eliminating the need for the local capital match. The rescission was approved unanimously by City Council
develop a Data Center Policy Framework within 60 days addressing community engagement, utilities, and infrastructure impacts, pausing new data center negotiations, and directing the City Attorney to legally review existing