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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 2012

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Rio Rancho considers 8.8% annual water sewer rate hike

The Rio Rancho Governing Body will discuss raising water and wastewater rates at 6:30 p.m. in City Hall. Staff recommends an 8.8 percent yearly increase for five years to cover operating costs, facility maintenance, debt, and reserves. The plan targets metered uses and may raise water rights fees for customers with only water service.

Rio Rancho City Hall Civic Center Circle Rio Grande

NM 528 to gain six lanes in Rio Rancho phase one set

Rio Rancho residents face congested NM 528 traffic as phase one of a two part widening project advances. The $10 million first phase adds one lane each direction from Southern Boulevard to Ridgecrest Drive, aiming to reduce rear end crashes and accommodate 20 year growth. Phase two runs from Ridgecrest to Northern Boulevard starting in 2015, with about 13 businesses affected and up to five relocated.

Rio Rancho Fic Bernalillo Parsons Brinckerhoff Ridgecrest Drive NM 528 Northern Boulevard Casa di Ferro Iron Works

Hearing set Monday on recount objections in Rio Rancho

A Monday hearing will review objections from Sandoval County Attorney Patrick Trujillo and a Republican lawyer over a ballot recount demand by two GOP challengers in three Rio Rancho precincts. The dispute hinges on mixing county clerk Paula Papponi and state Senate candidate David Doyle cases, which have different recount rules under election code.

Sandoval County Rio Rancho Sandoval Patrick Trujillo Date Paula Papponi David Doyle Senate Trujillo Pat Rogers The Observer Secretary of State Doyle Damon Ely District 9 John Sapien Eileen Garbagni

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