Zoning Board Plans Property Inspection Over Trash Issue
Paradise Hills zoning officials will inspect 4935 Fairfax Drive after residents complained trash has attracted rats. The panel discussed penalties and public hearings for Bellamah development, plus permits for Julian Smith and various home improvements on Park Lane and Bryan.
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Paradise Hills
Special Zoning Commission
Fairfax Drive
Architectural Control and Protective Covenants Committee
Environmental Health Department
Commission
ACPC
Roswell
Ed Rhatigan
Whitehill
Eagle Ranch
Golf Course Road
Paradise
Irving
Paradise Boulevard
Bellamah
Fourth suit filed over Seven Bar annexation
Corrales residents press a fourth legal challenge to Albuquerque plans for a regional shopping center at the Corrales Valley entrance. They contest the 740 acre Seven Bar Ranch annexation as illegal for limited contiguity to city limits and for Coors Boulevard annexation, with the suit filed in the state name. Viva Corrales Citizens Committee leader Stan Handmaker notes the filing mirrors a previously dismissed case, now appealed, using a new legal approach.
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Corrales
Albuquerque
Corrales Valley
Seven Bar Ranch
Coors Boulevard
State of
New Mexico
Stan Handmaker
Viva
Corrales Council Final Budget Meeting 1982-83
Corrales council held its final session reviewing the 1982-83 budget. The RR Zoning Commission approved a permit for a temporary residence, signaling progress on land use plans.
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Corrales
Rio Rancho OKs solid waste ordinance with franchise plan
The Rio Rancho City Council unanimously approved a solid waste ordinance on May 26 requiring residential and commercial collection and non exclusive franchises with qualified haulers. A companion franchise ordinance set terms for 10 year contracts and city fee share while enforcement allows municipal court actions for nonpayment.
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Rio Rancho
Marlene Feuer
Steve Barshow
New Mexico Municipal League
Barshay
U.S. Supreme Court
Rio Rancho approves limited fireworks under strict rules
Mayor David Bruening broke a tie to adopt an amended ordinance permitting certain safe and sane fireworks for a June to July window with age restrictions and safety limits. The 4-2 vote, amid public input split on bans, authorizes a permit system and includes penalties, while other actions cover Mountain States Telephone franchise, a building plan review code, and a police detoxifier purchase.
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David Bruening
Rio Rancho
Marlene Feuer
Grover Nash
Nash
Feuer
Eugene Burton
Gertrude Geibig
Bruening
Geibig
Burton
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mountain Bell
Kellogg
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Tlus
Jegdice Veterans Council
Ballut Abyad Shrine
Albuquerque Federsl Savings and Loan
Ision
Provost
W.H. Johnson
Asbury Court
Dale Reppulin
Bryan
Rio Grande Gorge
Taos
Sierra Outfitters and Guides of
Michael J. Hartranft
RR Council
Barshoy
Frederick Kelloge
Richard Wiles
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