05 Apr 1996
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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1996
Page
1
Rio Rancho Mayor Tom Swisstack proposed an aesthetics ordinance to address blight across residential commercial and vacant lands seeking to improve neighborhood upkeep. A panel will draft the measure with city staff and business representatives and the council expects to review it in about 30 days.
Rio Rancho Mayor Swisstack proposes a 30 day work group to draft a plan for water and sewer operations after the city bought the system for 67 million dollars. The charter may require all six councilors as ex officio members, limiting the panel. Councilors named as potential representatives push for inclusion.
Deputy District Attorney Patrick McNertney announces the inquiry into alleged manufacture and sale of illegal cable descrambling devices by City Councilor Ron Vestrebi will move to state level. He notes weeks of prep, U.S. Attorney declined Monday, March 25 to involve federal officials, citing narrow scope and credibility checks.
Paradise Hills Civic Association members push for a Paseo del Norte extension through Petroglyph National Monument to ease West Side traffic. A planning meeting is set for April 18 with hopes for a summer rally featuring officials including Pete Domenici and Joe Carraro to show support. Carraro backs the push, urging emphatic action as residents rally for the project.
Mayor Tom Swisstack urges mutual back scratching with Rio Rancho's school district as the City Council asks staff to finalize an agreement. The plan would let the city maintain school landscaping while the district allows after hours use of school facilities for city programs and possibly other non profits.
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