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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1984

Page

8

Council Candidate Humphrey vouches for Rio Rancho growth plans

The council appointed candidate Humphrey to study a higher education facility in Rio Rancho to spur economic development. She opposes a 225 mill property tax and favors a citizens referendum if such a tax moves forward. She supports annexation of 90,000 unincorporated acres, franchising the water utility with rate breaks for city grounds, and pursuing flood tax reform while educating residents on drainage and food control. Humphrey backs increased parks, architec tural consulting in planning, bicycle paths, street widening, and stronger cooperation with county agencies to benefit local youth.

Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Department P and 2 Commission Humphrey Rio Rancho Estates D'Arco Blum D’arco State Building Department AMREP

D'Arco outlines Rio Rancho council priorities and concerns

The candidate targets Blum Building costs and seeks referendums for major purchases. He criticizes tax and water rate decisions, urges better planning and annexation criteria, and supports recreation, senior services, and housing needs. He vows no pay if elected and calls for franchise openness in the water utility. He sees Rio Rancho as capable of becoming a top Southwest city with proper planning.

Sion Counsil D’arco Rio Rancho

Bible Prophecy Seminar Set By Rev Casteel In Rio Rancho

Rev Hobart Casteel of Montclair California conducts a prophetic seminar at First Assembly of God 2900 Southern Boulevard Rio Rancho inviting Rio Rancho West Side residents to attend. Services Sunday 10 45 a m and 6 pm. Monday to Thursday 7 pm. No registration or tuition. charted dispensational truths to be taught by an Assemblies of God minister.

Hobart Castee Montclair California First Assembly of God Elisha Willoughby Southern Boulevard Rio Rancho Casteel Assemblies of God Shiloh Bible Institute Zion, Minois United States

Kay outlines policy aims for city maintenance and growth

Council candidate Kay discusses street maintenance patchwork and funding, traffic solutions for the west side, and whether to impose a 1225 mill property tax with earmarked use. He favors annexation scrutiny, Rio Rancho Estates incorporation, a municipal flood tax, and a frank review of water franchise deals and rates. He advocates ethics rules for boards, improved zoning notices, and slower council action to avoid rushed decisions. Airman Zitkus, son of Rio Rancho residents, has completed basic training at Lackland and is stationed at Chanute AFB to begin airman service.

Page West Side Southern Boulevard S’ Kay Kay Rio Rancho Estates Joseph D. Zitkus, Jr Joseph D Joan F. Zitkus la Cantona Court Rio Rancho New Mexico Chanute Air Force Base Ilinois Air Force Lackland Air Force Base Texas

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