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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

16 Feb 1994

Page 8

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Feb 16, 1994

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8

West Side rally pushes Montana Bridge over Rio Grande

About 300 West Side residents gathered Sunday to urge building the Montana Bridge linking west and east Albuquerque across the Rio Grande. The court fight has stretched five years, with Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez and about 12 West Side neighborhood representatives in attendance. The two-lane bridge would sit east of Taylor Ranch near Coors Road, amid a five-year-old lawsuit claiming harm to rural atmosphere and bosque wildlife.

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Assessor urges timely recording of property tax changes

Sandoval County Assessor Sally Valdez informs residents to assess and record changes during tax bill preparation. Many Rio Rancho homeowners miss Head of Household Exemption. apply in person before March 1 at the Bernalillo assessor’s office with a copy of the 1993 tax bill. Veterans may qualify for a $2,000 exemption via the State Veterans Commission. apply through the assessor’s office. The state Finance and Administration Department sets rates, not the county assessor. Ad Valorem taxes depend on property value updated every two years. if valuations rise, county yield control may lower the tax rate.

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