Sandoval County adopts FY 1984 budget plan
Sandoval County Commission on June 17 approved a 4.295 million dollar budget for FY 1984 county operations starting July 4. The measure includes a 10 percent merit increase for eligible county employees and outlines general fund revenues of 1.888 million and expenditures of 2.427 million with detailed line items for offices and programs including roads, fire districts, and disaster funds.
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Sandoval County
Saracy
County Flood Fund
Disaster Flood Fund
Corrales Council approves pay raises and grade plan
Corrales Village Council approved a salary grade plan and pay raises at the June 4 budget revision session. The proposal by Gentry creates seven grades with scales from Grade I starting at 65 000 to Grade IV at 97 414, with various positions placed in levels II to IV. The council supported performance evaluations tied to annual raises and considered affordability.
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Corrales
Gentry
Posiigi Ae
Ann Dunlap
Sid
Mises
Latryyigi
Querque Metropolitan Area
Ftand Control Administration
Amafca
Cabezon
Vigil
Rio Rancho
Trespass suit discussed in Sandoval County meeting
A trespass claim by Sandra Pueblo against Sandoval County, the State Highway Commission, and others was reviewed in a June 13 Sandoval County Commission session in Bernalillo. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court in December, alleges eight miles of U S 85 and sections of two county roads lack proper easements, seeks over 192 thousand dollars in damages, and questions access to homes along Hill Road and Basque Road. County officials indicated no summons notice was received until May and that a settlement is being sought out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Secretary of the Interior
Valencia
T.C. Perea
John Rinadi
Elizabeth Johnson
Barricade Call Ties Grande Boulevard to Rio Rancho Center
Rio Rancho planners urge a temporary barricade at the Grande Boulevard intersection with the Rio Rancho Shopping Center parking lot to ease traffic. The AMREP Southwest townhouse project north of Golden West faces traffic concerns as residents cite existing congestion and safety issues.
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David Bruening
Golden West Apartments
Grande Boulevard
Amrep Southwest
Golden West
Bank of the Southwest
Joseph Williamson
Bertha Road
Grande
Lester Goldman
Goldman
AMREP
Milt Cox
Trica International
Addi
Roth
Commission
Steve Mind
Sam Garret
Rio Rancho
Robinson Released From Jail After Restitution Hearing
Judge Mayo T. Howeher ordered Robinson to pay 192,533 in restitution to the family of Dr. Charles Webster after a Monday hearing in Bernalillo. Robinson, a convicted murderer, had served a year of a nine year sentence and was released with probation. Restitution to Webster’s heirs, including wages, funeral, medical and housing costs, may be offset by assets from bankruptcy proceedings.
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Mayo T. Howeher
Wylie G. Robinson
Charles Webster
Webster
Bernalillo
Robinson
Boucher
Louis Valencia
Valencia
Sandoval
Ariz
Texas
Rio Rancho
Mayo TF. Boucher
Michael J. Hurtranft
Paradise Hills zoning approves home and considers steel house
Paradise Hills Zoning Commission meeting June 13 approved a home for Richard and wife on Bean Street and tabled plans for a steel home by Bob Bennett on Redbud Street while examining concepts for 10.5 acres south of the hospital for apartments and a medical complex. Cov ants committee split on Bennett plan with a 4 1 vote. Debates over covenants jurisdiction and ACPCC rules continue as residents raise shed complaints and ordinance changes loom.
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St. Joseph Hospital
Paradise Hills
Bennett
Paradise Heights
Covenants
James Motycka
Bayranca Estates
Paradise Boulevard
Golf Course Road
Motycka
Barranca Estates
ACPCC
Lower Fairfax Drive
Paradise, Boulevard
Commission
Alan Miller
Boulevard
Sandia Vista
Miller
Ned
Zoning Commission
Covnants Committee
Ed Rhatigan
Council to discuss annexation of 23 acre parcel in Bernatilla County
The council plans a June 28 discussion to consider annexing a 23 acre land parcel adjacent to Baja Corrales in Bernatilla County. Boundaries run south to the county line and west to the main canal, with Cabezan Road to the north and west. The annexation, part of Skyview Acres, follows last year's Planning and Zoning approval of the Baja petition, with no opposition at the commission hearing.
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Corrales
Bernatilla
Baja Corrales
Skyview Acres
Cabezan Road
Planning and Zoning Commission
Baja
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Council
Jo Any Williamson
Peronal
Peggy Road
Jev Roth
Two Spa
N.M
New Hospital
Judi Buchrer
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