City eyed changes to Rio Rancho home day care rules
The Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Commission plans to cut the maximum allowed children per caregiver from 12 to five for home day care and to reclassify home day care as a home occupation. The change would shift approval authority to city administration, with a Jan. 31 council presentation planned.
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Rio Rancho Civic Association elects 1989 officers and board
The Rio Rancho Civic Association reactivated and elected 1989 officers and board members. Beverly Merrick was named president, with William Wooten and Leo McCabe Jr as first and second vice presidents, Roy Slezak as treasurer, Margaret Foos recording secretary, and Patricia Randall corresponding secretary. Board members include John Childers, Bobbi Droske for three years, Toby Geibig and Frank Englert for two years, Homer Knearl for one year, with a sixth seat to be filled.
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