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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 2016

Page

4

Sandoval County urged to moratorium oil and gas apps

An Observer editorial supports a six month moratorium on oil and gas drilling applications in Sandoval County while a land use ordinance is drafted. It notes previous discussions, a planned professional study with New Mexico Tech, and local resolutions from Corrales and Bernalillo urging a pause to protect public resources and ensure proper regulations.

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Elect Lonnie Clayton a man of integrity in Rio Rancho District 6

Larry Ross urges Rio Rancho voters to reelect Lonnie Clayton over Dave Bency, alleging Bency filed a false police report to smear Clayton and circulated misleading statements about an impact fee case and water department debt. The letter argues Clayton is his own man and best to work with staff and councilors.

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Runoff Letter Urges Dave Bency for District 6

Mary Wallen of Rio Rancho urges votes for former councilor and county commissioner Dave Bency in the District 6 runoff, citing his record of action while criticizing councilor Lonnie Clayton for inaction on Iris Road and NM 528 flooding and alleging lack of responsiveness to residents.

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Hernandez Builds City Center Contrast in Rio Rancho Runoff

Kerry Adams notes a City Center debate in Rio Rancho Districts 1 and 6 runoffs between Josh Hernandez and Jim Owen. Hernandez advocates 21st century approaches, transparency and technology while Owen is criticized for debt and focusing on buildings. voters urged to choose leadership over talk.

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North Nine group backs RR golf course preservation

The North Nine Neighborhood Association formed in 2014 to shield open space and home values tied to the former RR golf course. It represents over 300 homeowners and disputes claims by Antonia Light that the NNNA represents a minority. longtime residents note the mediation between Pulte Homes and the NNNA is confidential under a judge’s order.

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Leaders and debt underrepresentative rule debate

A speaker denounces Congress as royalty in practice, pledging that representatives were elected to serve, not rule. He warns of a nationwide debt near 20 trillion dollars and unfunded liabilities around 100 trillion, arguing taxpayers bear the burden and that budgets surpassed tax income for decades. The passage critiques media silence and recalls the Eisenhower era.

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