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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 2012

Page

3

Rio Rancho redistricting in flux over new state seats

Gov. Susana Martinez staff will appeal a state Supreme Court ruling up to the U S Supreme Court after a district judges map gave Rio Rancho an additional House seat. City leaders push for both a second House seat and a Senate seat amid growth, with Rio Rancho watching court actions and potential legal fights.

Rio Rancho Susana Martinez Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court U.S. District Court State Supreme Court James Hall Hall New Mexico Martinez Tim Lewis Tom Swisstack City of Vision House Senate John Sapien Jane Powdrell-Culbert Lewis Sandoval County Swisstack Judge Hall R. Morgan Braden

Williams faces heat over mobile election sign in Rio Rancho

City Councilor Mike Williams drives a large mobile campaign sign around Rio Rancho raising questions of ordinance compliance. Tea Party leader Dawnn Robinson and city staff cite rules on political and mobile signs while Williams and Alan Warner argue it is for a special event. He has been told to keep the sign moving and not parked, with brief pauses only, amid debates on whether it qualifies as educational and allowable under the sign ordinance.

Mike Williams Rio Rancho Tea Party Williams Alan Warner Rio Rancho Signs Tea Party Dawnn Robinson Unser Southern Robinson Varner Bob Boone Rio Rancho Santa Fe Rio Rancho Public Schools

Park Above costs $23,000 yearly for proposed facility

The Rio Rancho Observer notes the continuation of a Wednesday front page story. A Park Above plans a park near Rust Medical Center for disabled and non disabled children, with annual maintenance estimated at $23,000.

Rio Rancho Rust Medical Center

City charter clarifies mayoral role as chief executive

Observer notes on page 3 corrects a misquote about charter amendments. The city already designates the mayor as the city’s chief executive. a proposed measure asks if the mayor’s post should be full time rather than granting a new CEO power.

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