Corrales Council weighs water grant and street naming
Corrales Council met December 12 1983 to discuss a $200 000 grant and a $300 000 loan for a village water system serving about 450 users The five wells tested showed nitrate contamination seven and a half percent but not enough to meet state priority needs Fecal coliform was negative A feasibility study estimated at 1834 is needed The council also approved street naming to update village maps and urged road safety upgrades including guard rails Meadowlark Road signs and a paid prosecuting attorney for village cases
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Larry Vigil
Ralph Martines
Vigil
John Taschek
Sandoval County
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Rod Kennedy
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Rio Rancho Council Forms Education Study Committee
The Rio Rancho City Council authorized a committee to study higher education facilities in the city. Mayor Bruening proposes eight to ten candidates and a possible community college arrangement. The council also revised duties for the parks and recreation commission and passed a confidence resolution for Police Chief Denell G. Haycox amid an attorney general probe.
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New Mexico
Parks and Recreation Commission
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Gertrude Geibig
Richard 5. Wiles
Bob Draske
Jan Park
Mary Humprhey
Nance
Eugene Burton
Deneil Haycox
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Burton
Denell G. Haycox
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