Santa Fe plans to buy Sangre de Cristo water system
City of Santa Fe filed with the Public Utility Commission in May 1994 to acquire the Sangre de Cristo water system from Public Service Co. of New Mexico. Final hearings are set next month to determine if the sale should proceed. RMI aids in the process for Santa Fe and Rio Rancho.
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Rio Rancho. Utilities Corp
Rio Rancho
City of
Santa Fe
It 100
Public Utility Commission
Sangre de Cristo Water System
City of Santa Fe
New Mexico
Commission
Resource Management International, Inc
RMI
RRUC
Residents oppose zoning change for upscale apartment complex
Rio Rancho residents led by High Resort homeowners oppose AMREP Southwest plan to rezone 17.5 acres for a 317-unit upscale apartment complex and a resort hotel on a golf course site. They cite loss of views, crime and traffic, while developers tout corporate housing and amenities. The planning commission postponed a decision after protests.
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Mary Beth King
Amrep Southwest
Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Commission
Trammell Crow Company
Amrep Economic Development
Mark Lautman
Commission
Plang
Intel
Country Club Drive
Ashkirk Loop
Ron Yestrebi
Clare Colombo
Herb
Rey Bowman
Superstition Drive
Betty Schier
Aberdeen Drive
Ann Randall
Ysterbi
Colombo
Bowmans
Yeshebi Af Bowman
Bowman
Sandia
Rio Rancho Sets Goal to Cut Water Use by 15 Percent
The Rio Rancho City Council approves a plan to reduce per person water use from 213 to 180 gallons daily by 2000. The Water 2000 program combines mandatory and voluntary measures with involvement from Rio Rancho Utilities, Public Schools, and local businesses to include a new water system section in the Comprehensive Plan.
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Jay P. Thuringer
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Utilities
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Barbara Maniavi
City Development Department
Public works moves forward on Montana Bridge project
Albuquerque Public Works Department advances the Montana Bridge plan after a state Supreme Court decision. The city awaits the Bernalillo County District Court ruling on park and wildlife acts while preparing to advertise bids for a two lane Rio Grande bridge. Officials will notify the Army Corps and Fish and Wildlife Service to address endangered species concerns. The city may purchase 68 acres of bosque land to expedite progress.
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Cord McQueen
State Supreme Court
Albuquerque Public Works Department
West Side
Los Ranchos de Albuquerque
Montana
David Parks
Rio Grande
Bernalillo
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Parks
Rio Rancho school board race fields four candidates
In Rio Rancho two seats on the Board of Education District 2 are open with Jewel Hail seeking reelection against Dr. Reinaldo Garcia and David Folts. Garcia, a former teacher and UNM Valencia official, pledges tech-enhanced curriculum. Folts, an Intel technician, promotes a common sense, taxpayer friendly approach with possible referenda. Also note District 4 candidate Richard Muenzer runs unopposed.
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Génie Blair Ryan
Observer
Beam of Education
Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
Alain
Rio
Rancho Sedides
Garcia
Hall
University Wacher
University of New Mexico Valencia
Garcia Ia
David Folts
Intel
Folts
Richard
Dick) Muenzer
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Sangre de Cristo
Rauc
Jessica Butterfield
Brandon
Kelsey Dietz
City Hall
Yvonne Ortiz
King
Public Works Department
Folis
Muenzer
Corder
Nergschneider
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