Humphrey backs a city goals system for planning
Mary Humphrey, an overview candidate for the seat vacated by Eugene Burton, urges a comprehensive city plan with a capital expenditures goals program. She supports planning across departments, economic development, land acquisition, and stronger revenue growth to fund services while coordinating planning and zoning with parks and recreation.
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Mary Humphrey
Eugene Burton
Parks and Recreation
Humphrey
David Bruening
City Incorporated
Planning
D'Arco attacks zoning panel in Rio Rancho campaign
City council hopeful D Arco criticizes the planning and zoning commission and AMREP ties while pressing for a city master plan. He cites missed fire safety concerns and limited attention to business development on the west side, noting his labor background could aid growth.
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Pat D'Arco
Rio Rancho
AMREP
Amrep Pases
D'Arco
D'Arno
D'Acce
Kay Seeks Change in Rio Rancho City Hall Focus on Growth
John Kay, a newcomer linked to the water rates case and mailbox controversy, challenges Rio Rancho officials on economic development and budget choices. He calls for clear objectives in attracting business and questions expenditures such as the Blum Building purchase and a large beautification project. He criticizes street maintenance and stresses in Washington, D.C. projects office staff as a resource. Continued on page B-4.
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Kay
Rio Rancho
Washington
D.C
New Mexico Projects
New Mexico
Nashes Police Protection Top Priority Said by Grover Nash
Incumbent City Councilor Grover Nash outlines priorities focusing on police protection as essential to quality of life. He pledges to build on the current foundation, refine laws, and stress street maintenance and planned programs for aging roads. He also emphasizes parks, recreation, economic development, and a professional planning staff to aid long-range planning.
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Grover Nash
Nash
Bel 1
Galf Course
Amrep
Dunn Aims to Grow Rio Rancho Economy with Master Plan
Mary Dunn argues Rio Rancho council mishandles projects, delays action, and overreaches with red tape. She urges a city master plan involving residents, businesses, schools, and seniors, plus closer chamber collaboration to attract investment and outline growth, while trimming strict ordinances.
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Mary Dunn
Dunn
Feuer Sees Economic Growth as Rio Rancho’s Core
Incumbent Councilor Marlene Feuer calls economic development Rio Rancho’s top priority to “make its own destiny” and grow beyond a bedroom community. She outlines a five point plan including a regional economic council, public private partnerships, and a high technology community college, plus streamlined ordinances to attract business and a master planning approach aligned with residents’ desire for local control.
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Rio Rancho
Marlene Feuer
Feuer
Albuquerque
Nership
John Q
Rio
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