Rio Rancho Drive NM 528 to be opened with beautification
A ceremony marks the opening of the improved Rio Rancho Drive through Rio Rancho with a community beautification program. About 1000 native plants will be planted in new medians as officials including Governor Toney Anaya and ex-governor Bruce King attend. The project aims to extend beautification citywide with safer corridors and more trees along the corridor near the Intel plant.
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Flood Control Pact Hinge on Rio Rancho Tax Death
Continued note on agreement between Corrales Watershed District and county flood commissioner. City of Allaline would accept transfer of $429,000 county flood fund to the district for right of way. Bruening tied city approval to discontinuation of the 1.5 mill tax against Rio Rancho residents within current and future city boundaries once its flood control authority exists.
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Corrales Council weighs annexation amid access and road concerns
The Corrales council debated annexing despite problems with La Tierra and access for emergency vehicles. Mayor Gentry, with a tie breaking vote, favored annexation, while Councilor Dunlap warned of issues if rejected. An 80 acre J.B. subdivision gained annexation approval and linked access to La Tierra. A resolution outlining the city’s stance was to be reviewed next, and a proposal would return flood fund balances to Rio Rancho for its intended use.
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Subcommittee drafts new sign rules for Rio Rancho
A city commission subcommittee, created January 11, considers bringing preexisting signs into conformance with the ordinance. Garret notes time element provisions for signs on land that may be annexed. The group, praised by Mayor Bruening, includes Lester Goldman and Russell Fredricksen and used Boulder Colorado's ordinance as a reference.
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New Mexico Genealogical Society Meeting Notice
The New Mexico Genealogical Society will hold its monthly membership meeting on Thursday February 15 1983 at Botts Hall Special Collections Library Central at Edith at 7 30 p m.
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