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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1984

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Paradise Hills Arterial Proposals Discussed by City Officials

About 80 Paradise Hills residents heard Albuquerque transportation planners present two six lane arterial routes linking Framway Boulevard to the ET Pueblo bridge and continuing west to the Airport. Alternate 1 would run along Alameda Grant to Paseo del Volcan. Alternate 2 would widen Paradise Boulevard with higher costs and land acquisitions. Public input ends April 4 with a final route decision hoped by year end.

Paradise Hills City of Albuquerque ET Pueblo Double Eugle George Meador Transportation Department Meador Bernalillo County Coors- Paradise Boulevard Paseo del Volcan Paradise Boulevard Montano UIP PPB Longerange Paradis Boulevard Tramway Airport Coors Road UTPPS Theso Monte de Montano el Puelo Intersctium Coors Paradise

Flood Ordinance Presented To Council In Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho officials and engineering consultant Chuck Easterling unveiled a draft flood control ordinance to the city council on March 22. The plan aims to guide development in floodways, identify hazard areas with new maps, require permits for construction in flood or erosion zones, and set standards to prevent flotation or movement of structures. Easterling described the effort as a first step toward a broader city program, noting cost limits and state and federal help, while stressing the need to keep people out of harm’s way and educate developers and lenders.

Rio Rancho Chuck Easterling Easterling Marlene Feuer Eugene Burton

Zone Change Hearing Set by Corrales Planning Board

Corrales planning panel meets April 2 to hear a zone change request from agricultural to commercial for about 40 acres at the north end of Corrales Road near Camino Bajada. Rhodes seeks a bed and breakfast art school and already holds a special use permit for an art gallery on the site. Other agenda items include final approval of a four duplex cluster subdivision west of the Main Canal.

Judi Buchrer Corrales Village Planning and Zoning Commission Whea Rhodes Corrales Road Camino Bajada Rhodes Bill Chaney

Albuquerque Council Eyes Purchase of Sierra Vista West Club

The Albuquerque City Council will consider a bill on Monday April 2010 to allow use of general fund money to buy Sierra Vista West Swim and Tennis Club with a 750000 appropriation. The plan reallocates funds from approved bond proceeds and cites public needs for expanded pools and recreation on the West Side.

Albuquerque Sierra Vistt West Orlie Sedillo Tenns Club Taylor Ranch Sinelilbs Tole Tha Governer Riverot Patrick Buca West Side

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