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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1988

Page

2

Bond revocation hearing cancelled for Rio Rancho councilor

A Sandoval County grand jury will hear the case against Rio Rancho City Councilor Cory Fine at the end of the month. A prior hearing to revoke his bail was canceled, with charges still pursued. Fine and his lawyers say the case may be politically motivated and criticized the judicial process.

Jay Levine Sandoval County Rio Rancho Cory Fine Amanda Torres Fine Gloria Crane Torrez Bernard Wolfe Wolfe Armando Torres Fron Bernard Walfe Don Randles Observer-Levine

Flood funding and Rio Rancho flood control measures discussed

Flood concerns prompt review of spending priorities as Rio Rancho faces flood control projects. City engineer Lowell Lester notes ongoing efforts and budget implications for the community. The discussion centers on how funds are allocated to safeguard the area and support infrastructure improvements.

Wylie Rio Rancho Lowell Lester

Density debate shapes Springfield plan for growth

Spangler cites limits on density curb growth while Springfield notes capacity of existing systems and a half acre density, with additions enabling more. Nash warns against extremes as council reviews transit, arterial schemes, bikeways, mass transit, and potential upgrades including an airport and equestrian trails. Further review on density, land use, drainage, open space, and economic development continues tonight.

Spangler Springfield Grover Nash Springfeld Equestelan Cal Mowry Mowry

City Officials Debate Flood Costs and Tax Levy

Wylie City Attorney Gloria Crane notes flood problems persist with development. Engineer Chuck Easterling cites worse runoff and sediment downstream due to channeling. Corrales Mayor Laura Warren warns taxes are hard to accept but necessary for preventing property loss amid growth.

Wyliz Gloria Crane Chuck Easterling Thompson Fence Gasterling Corrales Laura Warren Warren Wylie

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