Immediate possession of RRUC granted by court
Rio Rancho wins immediate possession of Rio Rancho Utilities Corp in a court ruling by District Court Judge Kenneth Brown issued March 2 after three days of February testimony. A March 22 hearing will consider an Order for Immediate Possession while the city plans to hire a management firm, issue bonds for a 53 million deposit, and determine the final purchase price after takeover.
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Jay P. Tharinger
Same Water
District Court
Kenneth Brown
Rio Rancho Utilities Corp
Rio Rancho
RRUC
New Mexico
Brown
ARUC
APS official claims Intel taxes for APS not Rio Rancho
An APS board member says Intel property taxes should flow to Albuquerque Public Schools, challenging the Order of Creation for Rio Rancho Public Schools. Superintendent Dr. Sue Cleveland confirms the Rio Rancho Estates boundary and says the district will pursue a permanent resolution. Richard Williams of AMREP asserts Intel sits on land that is part of Rio Rancho Estates.
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Genie Blair Ryan
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Estates
Intel
AMREP
Richard Williams
Amrep Southwest
APS
New Mexico
Norther Boulevard
Northern Boulevard
Jemez Valley
APS weighs split sessions or redrawing Cibola crowding
Albuquerque public schools consider two fixes for Cibola High overcrowding. One option splits sessions with freshmen afternoon and upper grades morning. The other would move out-of-district and Rio Rancho students back to their home schools, potentially ending the Jemez Valley joint agreement. Jemez High School in 40 miles northwest serves about 245 students. officials warn 400 extra students from Rio Rancho would overwhelm the district.
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Genie Blair Ryan Obertver
Albuquerque
Cibola High School
Cibola
APS
Rio Rancho
Jemez Valley Public
Rio Rancho Achual
Jemez
Norh of
Northen Boulevard
Jemez High School
Gary Dwyer
Dwyer
Intel Albuquerque study wastewater reinfection plan
The City of Albuquerque and Intel Corp signed to study reinjecting treated wastewater into the aquifer that feeds Rio Rancho and Albuquerque. The project aims to pump purified water back underground to offset Intel's water usage, currently about 3 million gallons daily, potentially rising to 6 million. Reinjection is used elsewhere to protect fresh water from seawater intrusion.
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Intel
Albuquerque
Mary Beth King
City of
Intel Corp
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Inte
el Paso
California
Orange County
Jim van
City approves mid year budget with new staff and gear
City Council unanimously OKs mid year budget adjustments adding new employee positions and equipment as General fund revenues rise about 1.2 million through mid year. Parks and Recreation gains a planner and multiple maintenance staff plus a new vehicle while an administrative assistant request is denied. Donovan predicts these needs will recur if not funded now and emphasizes growth in city duties and infrastructure.
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Mary Beth King
Hal Donovan
Donovan
Parks and Recreation
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