NM 528 project aims to curb noise with wall and wider road
Construction crews push NM 528 widening with a 6-foot sidewalk or 11-foot trail on each side and a five-foot bike lane, adding traffic signals and a planned 8-foot wall to reduce noise. Phase two costs about 15.6 million dollars, not including utility moves, with wall options shown to residents for feedback and a Dec. 21 comment deadline.
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Rio Rancho agenda screens final vote on animal rights, water increases
City plans two readings on a revised animal rights ordinance including a proposed amendment allowing 12 show breeders, up from five, along with a budget tweak. Water and wastewater rates rise to 20 percent of potable rates first year, up to 50 percent in five years, plus higher account and reconnection fees. Other items include sod for the Rio Rancho Sports Complex, CDBG priorities, a $123 477 DWI grant, and Christopher H. Daniel’s appointment to the Investment Advisory Group.
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IRS tips spotlight season of giving tax deductions
The IRS urges timely charitable giving before December 31 to qualify for 2012 deductions. Donations by credit card or check count if paid or mailed in December, while gifts to individuals are not deductible. Keep written records for all cash contributions and understand rules for donated property with guidance from Publication 526.
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