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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 2016

Page

5

Real action needed to secure New Mexico water supply

The piece urges urgent steps to address New Mexico's chronic water shortage amid growth in population and agriculture. It links past missteps in public policy and major disasters to current inaction, argues for proactive water management, and critiques state officials for inaction while promoting awareness of long term drought resilience.

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Rio Rancho Utilities Commission Faces Pressure and Intimidation

City leaders in Rio Rancho, led by the mayor and staff, intensify efforts to curb the utilities commission after years of controlling agendas and funding. The board seeks to end a controversial franchise fee diverting 775000 from utilities to the general fund, amid a push for a legal opinion as the attorney resigns under murky circumstances.

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Dave Heil for Sandoval County Commissioner

Rio Rancho backer Dave Heil is praised for local service and business leadership. The letter credits his Buy Rio Rancho campaign, planning board work, and Sandoval efforts to boost jobs, property rights, and efficient budgeting.

Dave Heil Rio Rancho Dave Ate Need Sandoval County

Withdraw rezoning bid for Placitas West Sage Co-Housing urges withdrawal

A Placitas West resident urges Sage Co-Housing to withdraw its rezoning application for the Placitas West low-density area. The letter praises repeated delays by the Sandoval County Planning and Zoning Department, argues for selecting a mixed-use lot near NM 165, and highlights benefits of senior housing with access to stores, services, mail, and rural bus routes to support the community. Steven Johnston expresses strong support and pace for Sage to move forward locally.

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Rio Rancho store reopens after crash grand reopening set

Furniture Cottage in Rio Rancho returns to business with a grand reopening after an SUV crashed into its store May 30, wrecking a wall and ceiling and forcing repairs for two months. Owner Carol Campbell notes the outlet moved to 2345 Southern Blvd and adds a loyal local customer base.

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