Council approves amended zone change for Trammell Crow project
Trammell Crow Residential presented plans for a new Albuquerque apartment complex with a pool, clubhouse, and drought resistant landscaping. Experts argued apartments would not harm property values or crime rates.traffic would be moderate near peak hours. The council amended the zone change to limit density and require a water survey, approving 4-2 with two dissenters.
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Friedman
Trammell Crow Residential
Arizona
Todd Clark
Albuquerque
Eubank and Academy
Chris Lockner
Wallace Bingham
Cintran
Engineering
Bob Hutt
Council
Larry Brooks
Brooks, Lomax and Fletcher Appraisers
Brooks
Seven Bar Ranch and Paradise Hills Shaped by West Side Plan
Albuquerque growth surged from 38 523 to 62 677 people amounting to 46 percent of total growth with housing units rising 81 percent. The West Side Strategic Plan identifies three major employment centers including Atrisco Business Park, Double Eagle II Airport north end, and Seven Bar Ranch Regional Center with Cottonwood Mall. Seven Bar Ranch could reach 18 720 residents on 2 400 acres. Paradise Hills may reach 21 700 on about 3 100 acres. Copies of the plan cost 1 and are available through the Albuquerque Planning Department or libraries.
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Albuquerque
Atrisco
Seven Bar Ranch
Cottonwood
Rio Rancho
Paratise Hills
Cala
Bacillas Arroyo
Bernalilloy Sandoval County
Cottonwood Mall
Paradise Hills
West Side
Gun-toting students removed from Lincoln Middle School
Three eighth grade Rio Rancho students found with a gun at Lincoln Middle School have been removed for the rest of the year and will not return. Superintendent Dr. Sue Cleveland noted the incident occurred before the new expulsion policy took effect and said the outcome mirrors the new policy. An administrative hearing was held. no criminal charges have been filed. Students named are Michael Muller 13 Sean McGovern 14 and Trey MacNutt 14.
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Genie Blair Ryan
Lincoln Middle School
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Sue Cleveland
Board of Education
Rio Rancho
Cleveland
Lincoln
Michael Muller
Sean McGovern
Trey MacNutt
Rio Ranch man pleads guilty to sex crimes involving children
Jimmy Albert Dittmer, 54, pled guilty in District Court to one count of attempted criminal sexual penetration three counts of criminal sexual contact incest and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The remaining 27 charges were dismissed. A 60 day diagnostic evaluation will follow before sentencing potentially up to 15 years. Investigators say three children aged seven to 11 reported repeated sexual contact in 1994 after a videotaped interview.
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Jay P. Thuringer
Jimmy Albert Dittmer
Dittmer
Kenneth Brown
Ditimer
Dimer
Children, Youth and Families Department
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Popper
Robert Dymale
Lovelace Scientific Resources
Southern Blvd
Brass Bell Bakery
Golden Corral
Mastercard
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Gabon
American Heart Association
Aha-Usas
New Mexico
Stace Bogus
Judith Park Broker
Seth Allen
D.C
Chapman
Uncle Sam
Puter
Vondam
Atc
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