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Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1999
Page
1
New Home Design Standards Move Toward City Council Action
A Rio Rancho petition by People for Quality Living seeks new housing design rules for all future homes. Nearly 6,000 voters signed, meeting the 10 percent threshold, with debate over the impact on manufactured homes and potential lawsuits from the NM Manufactured Housing Association. The measure, if approved by council or voters, would require permanent foundations and specific garage and roof overhang or parapet specifications, not applying to existing homes. The council will decide next month whether to place the measure before voters in a possible special election, likely by mail if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Rancho
City Council
Tina Gonzales
People For Quality Living In
Rio Rancho
City Hall
People For Quality Living
Gonzales
Sheri Callahan
New Mexico Manufactured Housing Association
NMMHA
Dave Bency
Bency
Mary Clare Minor
Petition Drive Questioned Over Ethics in Rio Rancho
A local petition drive active since April seeks new housing developments in Rio Rancho, drawing scrutiny over ethical concerns and the handling of signatures and process. Officials review the campaign as residents weigh the proposed ordinances and potential impact on the community.
Ground broken for new Rio Rancho treatment plant
A two year project begins with a groundbreaking to double Rio Rancho’s wastewater capacity. Plant No 2 will reach about 5 million gallons per day with an 11.6 million investment, largely loan funded by the New Mexico Environmental Department, to be repaid over 20 years through user fees with no anticipated rate hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berenger
Rio Rancho Utilities
Larry Webb
Jeft
City of
Rio Rancho
New Mexico Environmental Department
Webb
Tornado Damages Homes Near Bernalillo
Bernalillo residents report a tornado touched down near a mobile home area Wednesday. Craig Degener reports Sebastain Chavez, a long time resident, witnessed roof damage, a porch post twisted and a neighbor’s roof ripped off as law enforcement halted traffic near his street. Chavez’s wife and mother in law were inside the home during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Degener
Sebastian Chavez
Bernalillo
Chavez
Judy Chavez
Sebastian
Degener
NM 44
Rio Rancho board approves budget amid state funding uncertainty
The Rio Rancho Public Schools board approved a 38.8 million dollar preliminary budget using last year as a framework and will revise it for a final version due by July. Superintendent. ARPS finance director Randy Evans cited a student enrollment forecast of about 400 new students and a shortfall from last year’s equalization funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education
Carl Harper
Randy Evans
ARPS
Karla Walker
Evans
New Mexico Department of Education
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Puesta del Sol
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Kelsey Powers
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