New Mexico § 15-5A-3 - Main street program coordinator; duties
Full text of New Mexico New Mexico Statutes Annotated § 15-5A-3 — Main street program coordinator; duties, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 15-5A-3. Main street program coordinator; duties
A. The coordinator shall: (1) review and approve or reject applications from municipalities, citizens and nonprofit
organizations to designate state-authorized arts and cultural districts pursuant to
the Arts and Cultural District Act; (2) administer and promote an application process for the designation of state-authorized
arts and cultural districts; (3) provide financial grants or contracts for development of a state-authorized arts
and cultural district, including planning, designing, construction and renovation
costs; and (4) develop policies and standards for the designation of state-authorized arts and
cultural districts and for the declassification should a state-authorized arts and
cultural district not comply with the policies and standards established by the commission
as set forth in an approved application. B. The coordinator shall require annual reports from each state-authorized arts and
cultural district for purposes of reviewing the activities of that district, including
the compliance of the district with the policies and standards of the commission and
with the conditions of an approved application.
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