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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1975

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Paradise Hills considers special zoning district plan

Paradise Hills residents discussed forming a special zoning district at a meeting of the Paradise Hills Civic Association held at Sierra Vista Elementary School. Dr. Lee Hooker said signatures from 51 percent of registered voters are needed to form the district and a five member zoning board would be elected once formed. Members explained eligibility outside municipalities and a minimum of 150 single family dwellings. If created, zone change petitions would go to both Bernalillo County and the Paradise Hills Zoning Board for approval by the stricter code. The group hopes to gather over 1,000 signatures. more than 450 have signed so far. Dues were set at 3 dollars yearly for individuals and 5 dollars for two-person families with 18 as minimum age. Incorporation plans were announced and a Christmas party for children at Siesta Vista Elementary School was scheduled for December 18 with a Santa Claus visit.

Paradise Hills Hooker Howard Chapman Bernalillo Siesta Vista Santa Claus Wenily Elf

Sandoval County backs Southern Blvd extension plan

The Sandoval County Commission voted unanimously to urge Governor Apodaca to order studies and surveys for extending Southern Blvd west to uranium areas. The motion, led by Augustine Sando, cites economic benefits and higher county employment, while noting energy deposits and present road shortages.

Sandoval County Jerry Apodaca Rio Pueres Augustine Sando Jemez Pueblo Apodaca

State officials open to review of Rio Rancho road extension

State highway and energy officials show receptiveness to reviewing development of Southern Boulevard as an access road into Rio Puerco uranch mining areas. The plan aims to connect Sandoval County workers with uranium mining jobs while weighing social benefits and transportation corridors.

Fred Buckles Santa FE Rio Rancho Sandoval Bernayvillo-Sandoval Donald Hayes State Highway Department James A. Bird SHD John O'Leary New Mexico al Pierce Middle Rio Grande OG Transportation Coordinating Committee Federal Highway Administration Federal Aviation Administration Urban Mass Transportation Administration Cogtcc Pierce Rio Puerco

Bernalillo County Wins HUD Grant for North Valley Center

Bernalillo County has won an $89,000 HUD grant for a new community center at Alameda Park in the North Valley. Chairman David Santaillanes said the center, about 2600 square feet, will be staffed by Parks and Recreation and completed within a year. Public hearings will gather resident input on services.

Bernalillo County North Valley Bernalillo County Commission David Santaillanes Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD Alameda Park Fourth N.W Corrales Road Santillanes Parks and Recreation Department Bob Mascarenas

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