Cielo Azul earns LEED Gold for Rio Rancho school
An Observer editorial celebrates Cielo Azul Elementary School in Rio Rancho earning LEED Gold from the US Green Building Council. The 85,000 square foot facility opened in 2008 and aims to cut energy use by 35 percent and water use by 76 percent, saving an estimated 73,500 dollars annually in utilities.
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Maggie Cordova
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Rio Rancho Schools
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Sandoval County government explained by retiring chairman
The outgoing Sandoval County Commissioner chair outlines county structure and services including five elected offices, five district commissioners, a county manager plan, and departments such as public works, fire, public health, and detention. It notes land use, economic development, and facilities, with meeting details and access information.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
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