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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 2015

Page

5

Rio Rancho City Faces Salary, Bond, and Development Debates

City commissioners weigh raising mayor and council salaries to begin in 2018 with phased increases for districts 2 3 5 and 1 4 6 in 2020. They also pursue a $25 million wastewater plant bond and a $9 million road bond as NAIOP and the chamber back the plant. Wilkins and Scott vote against. The council approves the road plan, but Wilkins and Scott dissent. major developments include Presbyterian Rust Medical Center expansion 86 million, Plaza Enchanted Hills retail opening, UNM West campus expansion, and ongoing infrastructure plans. Oklahoma based Sand Ridge Energy proposes a test drill near Rio Rancho Estates. scaffolding collapse at the Rust Medical Center kills one and injures seven. Pulte Homes eyed 180 upscale homes on Club Rio Rancho site. Rio Rancho Public Schools adopt random drug testing for high school athletes with strict suspensions.

Annemarie Garcia Wilkins Scott Cheryl Everett Sara Road NAIOP Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce Gregg Hull Dawnn Robinson Wilkins Wilkins Rio Rancho Kerry Adams Shelby Smith New Mexico UNM West Second Presbyterian Rust Medical Center McCarthy Building Companies Pulte Homes Club Rio Rancho Pulte Rio Rancho Public Hobbs Carlsbad Clovis Artesia St. Pius X

Christian Hope and Climate Debate at COP 21

Aaron Daniel Taylor of Rio Rancho writes that COP 21 signals end of fossil fuels but calls for real work and investment to heal the planet. He grounds hope in Jesus Christ as the risen Savior and producer of the documentary We Know Not What We Do examining climate ethics.

Jesus Aaron Daniel Taylor Rio Rancho

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