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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1994

Page

5

Rio Rancho Charter to be reviewed and updated

Rio Rancho plans to review the three year old City Charter and consider amendments. A seven member Charter Review Committee will be empaneled for up to a year once council ratifies members Jeana Walton David Heil Steve Meilleur Ron Yestreby Gene Burge Edith Kyse and Berle Lujan.

Rio Rancho Jay P. Tharinger Chanel Review Committee Jeana Walton David Heil Steve Meilleur Ron Yestreby Gene Burge Edith Kyse Berle Lujan Steve Meileur New Mexico, Inc Rio Rancho Utilities Corp New Mexico Finance Authority Department of Public Safety Boston Chicken GovLaw Attorneys Onside Legal Services

City secures land to expand MVD in Rio Rancho

The New Mexico Legislature funded 240000 for expanding the Motor Vehicle Division building in Rio Rancho. City plans a larger adjacent facility on a 0.64 acre site owned by AMREP Southwest. The developer will sell to the city for 40000, below its 95000 appraisal. The current MVD sits in a portable building for 11 years, with construction set to start later this year.

Jay P. Tharinger New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division Rio Rancho Arturo Boniello MVD Amrep Southwest

Rio Rancho Council OKs Waste Management rate hike

The Rio Rancho City Council tentatively approved a 2.125 percent rate increase for Waste Management of New Mexico. Residential basic monthly service would rise from 8.41 to 8.59 dollars, effective January 1, 1995 if final readings pass.

Jay P. Tharinger Rio Rancho New Mexico Tony Popper Robert Dymale Dymale Popper

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