Rio Rancho Public Schools lands $2.6 million capital award
Rio Rancho Public Schools earned the state's largest critical capital outlay grant, $2.6 million of a $20 million pool, to fund two classroom pools for a new middle school near Northern Boulevard and 30th Street. The project, costing $11.4 million, targets 900 students in grades six to eight and opens in fall 1996.
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Katie Racette
Rio Rancho Public Schools Distrct
Rio Rancho
Karla Walker
Walker
Northern Boulevard
30Th Street
Richard Herrera
City faces questions on Rio Rancho water purchase costs
PUC staff say the city may have overpaid for United Water New Mexico as the sale was condemned rather than bought. If sold to another private operator it could have been about 22 million less. City negotiates an 69 million purchase plus improvements, financing with 80 million in revenue bonds repaid by customers.
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Jay P. Thuringer
Rio Rancho
State Public Utility Commission
PUC
United Water New Mexico
Rio Rancho Utilities Corp
United Water
Firm hired to study impact of Intel bonds
Sandoval County manager Debbie Hays announced First Albany Corporation of New York was selected to study the economic impact of issuing $8 billion in industrial revenue bonds for Intel Corp. The county aims to separate viable projects from pie-in-the-sky schemes and will pay the study cost, with Intel potentially funding a new high school in Rio Rancho if bonds are issued.
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Sandoval
Intel Corp
Intel
Hays
First Albany
Arthur Andersen LLP
Albuquerque
Horizon Group of
Santa Fe
City considers third flood option for Unit 16 in Clearview
Rio Rancho public works and Councilor Arturo Boniello met with about 50 residents to discuss flood relief for Clearview Unit 16. A new Option C gained support, though funding remains constrained as Options A and B would cost about 250000 each.
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Jay P. Thuringer
Clearview
Unit 16
Golf Course Road
Rio Rancho Public Works Department
19Th Avenue
31St Street
20Th
21St Streets
Clearview Park
Public Works Department
Arturo Boniello
Rio Rancho considers new teen curfew after midnight inquiry
City officials push to simplify after hours rules for teens under 18 citing rising juvenile crime. New draft sets curfew 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. Sunday through Thursday and midnight to 6 a.m. Friday and Saturday, matching Albuquerque and Dallas models. violations carry fines up to 500 dollars and possible community service.
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Albuquerque
Dallas
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