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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1989

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County approves more polling places in Rio Rancho area

Sandoval County Commission on a special meeting approved new polling places for county state and general elections and corrected errors in precinct maps. Precinct 34 splits into 34A and 34B with votes at SS Thomas Aquinas Church and Hawk National Guard Battalion. Precinct 40 moves voting to a South tern Boulevard fire station to ease overcrowding. notices will be mailed in April after municipal elections.

Jay P. Tharinger Sandoval Vista Hills Country Club Montoyas Arroyo SS Thomas Aquinas Church Southtern Boulvard Lincoln Middle School Sally Padilla Commission Tom Swisstack St. Thomas Aquinas

River's Edge II plat tabled over service concerns

Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Commission tabled AMREP South west's preliminary plat for 414 acres and 597 lots in River's Edge II until the city provides adequate services. Commissioners seek school funds, DPS substation plans, and capital budgets from Jemez Springs School District, with a Dec. 12 agenda to revisit.

Theresa Myers Rio Rancho River's Edge Bill Nelson Nelson Commission Department of Public Safety Jemez Springs Distrrict Construc AMREP Pat D'Arco D’arco Richard Williams Williams

Visions: A Complete Guide to TV Listings in Four Areas

A concise guide detailing television listings for Bernalillo Corrales Paradise Hills and Rio Rancho. It outlines channel ranges daily schedules and notable programming blocks across the four regions, helping readers navigate local broadcasts.

Bernalillo Corrales Paradise Hills Rio Rancho

City to inspect patio homes for possible defects

Rio Rancho set to inspect about 170 Vista Hills zero-lot line homes built in 1985 86 for potential construction flaws. City development director Art Corsie questions whether wooden walls were properly treated against water damage and fire retardation especially for walls below grade.

Jay P. Thuringer Rio Rancho Vista Hills Art Corsie AMREP Carsic Corsic Cori

Industrial park clash echoes through Rio Rancho hearing

Riv ers Edge residents packed the Rio Rancho Municipal Courtroom to oppose AMREP Southwest Inc plans for a 44 acre industrial park at NM 528 and Carrales Road. Planning Commission previously approved a zoning change to allow SU use, but the City Council sent the matter back for further review while warning of potential job gains reaching 1,500. Residents argued light industry harms neighborhoods and questioned linking housing with employment.

Theresa Myers Svriter Edge I Rio Rancho Amrep Southwest Inc NM 528 Carrales Road Planning and Zoning Commission AMREP Mark Lautman Lautman River’s Edge T Jim Conrady Mona Biberstein

Intel seeks $500 million in Rio Rancho bonds

At a Sandoval County Commission meeting, a resolution may authorize up to 500 million dollars in industrial revenue bonds for Intel Corp in Rio Rancho. The bonds aim to support industrial development and finance the company's projects in the area. The proposal's fate rests with county officials and potential stipulations.

Intel Corp Jay PB. Thuringer Sandoval County

Sandoval County considers 5 member board and Intel bonds

The Sandoval County Commission previews plans to expand Intel operations with bond support, noting 300 million in bonds issued since 1980 to back a Rio Rancho project that began with a 1 million ex exempt IRB. An expanded commission would require a 1990 ballot, with redistricting plans drafted for five districts.

Intel Commission Rio Rancho Earl Norris San Ron Faich Albuquerque Sandoval County Faith Fuich Corrales Faich

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