Rio Rancho considers open meeting ordinance clash with REHA
The Rio Rancho City Council weighs an ordinance forcing meetings to be open to all, facing pushback from REHA president Lorene Mervis who warns it could violate rights and plans to send a copy to the ACLU. Development director Art Corsic notes no input from existing associations. Council votes to kill the measure.
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Rio Rancho Considers Strict Adult-Only Zoning Ordinance
Rio Rancho weighs a tight zoning rule to bar adult oriented businesses from residential zones, requiring 500 foot separation from homes and churches, with limits on alcohol sales and youth access. Council approves first reading amid debate over constitutional rights and potential public vote.
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Rockaway Boulevard Project Awarded for NM 528 widening
The council awarded a contract to widen Rockaway Boulevard from NM 528 westward about 1,000 feet to four lanes. A traffic signal will be installed at the Rockaway NM 528 intersection. Project duration is about 90 days.
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