11 Mar 1987
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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1987
Page
1
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Rio Rancho City Council to consider home occupation rules including permits at City Development Department with 35 dollar fee, appeals process, and strict operations. Also on the agenda street improvements projects and budget adjustments after a memo voided contingency funds, plus an ordinance banning vehicle sales on vacant lots.
A county transportation plan may launch by June 1 after a DOT survey across Jemez and nearby pueblos shows 25 percent of residents lack vehicles. County official Joanne McGlathlin notes broad benefits for residents and businesses, with most travelers heading to Albuquerque or Santa Fe.
Sandoval County Commission approved buying a 10.1 acre parcel off Doo Tomas Re. in Bernalillo for the deten tion facility with the deal contingent on an appraisal. Placitas Land Co. for La Salle Corp. seeks $200,000. The panel also plans to hire 13th Judicial District Attorney Tom Garde, replacing resigned John Kelly, and endorsed Cabezon Bridge bid by Kirtland Construction at $209,367. County names Sefe Montoya and Charles Torres to the county personnel board joining Tom Leyba Luis Montoya and Mary Kwapich.
Rio Rancho officials report 90 percent of Southern Boulevard paving finished by Monday and expect completion by week’s end. Medians for the main avenue should be poured this week, with striping and traffic signals to follow next week pending weather. Signals will cover three intersections at 20th Street Golf Course Road and Sara Road.
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