Rio Rancho Estates to shift emphasis to development
Rio Rancho Estates Inc. plans to reduce land sales and focus on development in Rio Rancho. Floyd Bailey of AMREP Corp. told Sandoval County Commission that the firm will scale back road maintenance and let the county manage 839.1 miles of subdivision roads. A paving project on Southern Blvd and 20th Street is slated, with detours to Broadmoor and Country Club Drive, and completion expected by mid May. The firm expects 90 percent of revenue from housing and commercial development, expanding into Unit II and Rolling Hills with new utilities, aided by 95 percent conventional financing from Albuquerque Federal Savings and Loan. County funds for road maintenance total about $60,000 in state aid. Continued on page WV.
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Rio Rancho
Floyd Bailey
Amrep Corp
Sandoval County Commission
Bailey
Commission
Southern Blvd
20Th Street
20Th
Broadmoor
Country Club Drive
Rio Rancho Estates
Unit Il
Str Heights
Rolling Hills
Albuquerque Federal Savings and Loan Association
County Commission
R.W. Johnson
Cuba
Sandoval
Johnson
5Th Street
Sth
J.R. Hale Contracting Co., Inc
Albuquerque
Gov Apodaca speaks to Rio Rancho Rotary Club on presidential race
Gov Jey Apodaca addressed the Rio Rancho Rotary Club last week outlining views on the Democratic presidential nomination. He named Jackson Carter and Udall as final contenders, noted Udall’s Pennsylvania primary importance, and predicted Ge0rge Wallace not in the race. He suggested Humphrey must get active before the convention. He also announced former candidate Fred Harris will move to New Mexico, possibly Bernalillo.
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Rio Rancho
Jey Apodaca
Rio Rancho Rotary Club
Apodaca
John Pierucki
Pierucki
Department of Revere
Jackson
Carter
Udall
Sen
Jimmy Carter
Pennsylvania
Alabama
George Wallace
Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Harris
Corrales residents threaten legal action over patrolman hiring
Corrales residents threaten court action against Village Council members Horacio Martinez Clifford Pedroncelli and Rebecca Caputo after a 3 to 1 vote against confirming Dan Gentile as the village fifth patrolman. Mayor Barbara Christianson had temporarily placed Gentile on the force under a federal warning program funded by LEA guidelines. She warned that 10 patrolmen are needed per population and federal funds could be lost if the slot is not filled, while the council or mayor proceed.
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Corrales
Dan Gentile
Gentile
Barbara Christianson
Horacio Martinez
Clifford Pedroncelli
Rebecca Caputo
Christianson
Federal Law Enforcement Administration
LEA
Martinez
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