Northern Boulevard warehousing plan fails in Rio Rancho council
Rio Rancho action stalled as the City Council fell one vote short of approving a wholesale and warehousing district along Northern Boulevard. The plan, backed by the development department, would not rezone the area to C-2 but would allow rezoning per project, with limited driveways and new circular road access to curb street entries. The proposal, contested by some councilors as spot zoning, was set for reconsideration at the April 12 meeting.
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Jay P. Theringer
Rio Rancho
Northern Boulevard
City Development Department
Northarn Boulevard
3251
Palm Road
Ant Corsic
Corsic
Norther
Tony Popper
Mary Clare Minor
Arturo Boniello
Corsica
Boniello
Robert Dymale
Popper, Minor
Gary Hill
Joe Cordova
Rio Rancho Council to Meet. May Hear Key Zoning and Projects
The Rio Rancho City Council convenes Wednesday at 7 p.m. in City Hall. Items include an appeal by Stanley J Otis against a Planning and Zoning denial of a conditional use permit and a joint powers agreement with the New Mexico State Highway Department for an environmental feasibility study of NM 528 widening. A professional services contract with Jill Storm Dougherty and a general fund to environmental gross receipts tax fund budget transfer are on the agenda.
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Rio Rancho
Stanley J. Otis
Dha Jackson Hewin
Planning and Zoning Commission
New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department
NM 528
Jill Storm- Dougherty
Odiscuss
General Fund
Environmental
City seeks volunteers for Rio Rancho boards and commissions
Rio Rancho seeks applicants for vacancies on the Planning and Zoning Commission in districts 1 3 and 4 with meetings on Tuesdays monthly. Apply by April 7 via June Soole at 891 7201. Other openings exist on the Capital Improvement Board with a March 24 deadline and on the Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful Committee with an April 7 deadline.
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City of
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Capital Improvement Board
City Hall
Scote
Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful
PUC Bill Could End PUC Role in RRUC Condemnation
The PUC faces briefs from city and RRUC attorneys due by April 14 with responses by May 4 as Senate Bill 982 moves. Introduced by Sen. Carraro, the measure would strip PUC approval from utility condemnations in cities over 25,000, a change urged by Rio Rancho officials and awaiting Gov. Johnson's signature. The bill's emergency clause could take effect immediately if signed, but RRUC contends existing condemnations begun before the bill's introduction remain unaffected.
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PUC
RRUC
Senate
Joe Carraro
House
Johnson
Carraro
New Mexico
Carfaro
Rio Rancho
IRS Defines When Dues Are Deductible for Clubs
The IRS backpedals on a 1994 rule disallowing deductions for dues to clubs and organizations. Most professional groups remain deductible, but dues to business pleasure or social clubs are non deductible. The guidance emphasizes that the club’s purpose, not its name, determines deductibility. Examples of non deductible clubs include country clubs and hotel clubs while professional associations and boards of trade may remain deductible. Kiwanis and Rotary will qualify for deductions despite some social components.
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Lions
Rotary
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