Rio Rancho bids 5 percent rise in development fees
Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Commission approved a uniform 5 percent increase across development fees for building plan checks zoning and land use reviews. The raise, first since 1995, would add about $31,000 yearly to the department's roughly $619,000 revenue and fund a new building inspector plan checker. Commission vote was 3-0 with one abstention. council action pending later this month.
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Jay P. Thuringer
City Development Department
Rio Rancho
Planning and Zoning Commission
Art Corsie
Corsie
Albuquerque
Commission
Ken Halladay
Michael Williams
Don Weidner
Dennis Blomberg
City Hall reviews reorganization plan for efficiency and merged services
Minor outlined an in house study to ensure departments function efficiently and avoid duplication focusing on city development public works and utilities. Councilor Truscio stressed streamlining to cut costs while comparing processes with other cities in New Mexico Arizona and California.
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Minor
Truscio
Lewis
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Rio Rancho
BDM Federal Inc
Public Works Department
Public Works
Jerry Fossenier
Steve Makowski
Fossenier
Rio Rancho Mayor Names 5 Ball Charity Recipients
Rio Rancho Mayor John Jennings announced five charities to receive proceeds from the 1999 Mayor's Ball. Recipients include the Rio Rancho Boys and Girls Club, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central New Mexico, Rio Rancho Special Olympics, Meadowlark Senior Center, and Rio Rancho Sports Complex. The event on September 11 at Iccoplex Arenas features the theme Starry Starry Night with celestial decor. Sponsorship packets were mailed. seating is limited and reservations are due by August 20 via Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce.
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Rio Rancho
John Jennings
Rio Rancho Boys and Girls Club
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Central New Mexico
Jennings
Jeanie Donovan
Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce
DPS to conduct DWI patrols in Rio Rancho
The Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety will run DWI sobriety checkpoints and saturation patrols throughout July. DPS Director Dencil G Haycox warns of the dangers of drinking and driving and urges avoiding arrest by not drinking and driving.
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Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
DPS
Dencil G. Haycox
Civitan International Convenes in Albuquerque Duke City Meet
Civitan International holds its global convention in Albuquerque from Saturday through July 15 with over 100 attendees from seven countries. A joint service project at Adelante will rebuild wheelchair ramps and furniture, paint, and landscape. Adelante, 20 years old, trains and provides opportunities for about 350 New Mexico residents annually. For information, call 800-CIVITAN.
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Civitan International
Albuquerque
Adelante
New
NMHU Graduates Train for Call Center Jobs
The New Mexico Highlands University Center in Bio Rancho and Kaplan Professional announce the first call center training course in the area. Fourteen graduates will receive certificates at a 2 to 4 p.m. reception today, with funding from the Department of Labor and cooperation from Rio Rancho Economic Development Corp. The program, started June 21, covers etiquette, customer service, computer skills, teamwork, and job simulations to build a pool for 27 Albuquerque area centers.
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New Mexico Highlands University Center
Bio Rancho
Kaplan Professional
Kaplan Educational Centers
NMHIU
Department of Labor
Rio Rancho Economic Development Corp
Albuquerque
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