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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1989

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D Arco Announces Candidacy for Rio Rancho Mayor

Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Commissioner Pat D Arco plans to announce his bid for mayor this Friday at 7 pm at The Inn at Rio Rancho. He will address past election losses and leg amputation while outlining focus areas including education city services infrastructure and economic development.

Theresa Myers Rio Rancho Pat D’arco Inn At D'Arco D’ Arco D’arco Unser Boulevard

Boundary review on new Vista Hills elementary school

About 26 parents and residents met Monday night to review two boundary proposals for Albuquerque Public Schools new Vista Hills elementary, planned to open August 1990 with 625 to 650 students. The Rio Rancho Boundary Committee outlined one proposal keeping Puesta del Sol and Martin Luther King Jr. intact, drawing most new students from Rio Rancho. the second proposed major shifts affecting roughly 400 children. Committee co chair Karla Walker noted the majority favored the first option to keep neighborhoods in the same districts.

Theresa Myers Vista Hills Albuquerque Public Schools Robert Montoya Rio Rancho APS Puesta del Sol Martin Luther King Jr Karla Walker

Trevino Nicklaus no left turn sign to be removed

Rio Rancho City Council ordered Thursday night that the no left turn sign at Trevino and Nicklaus drives be removed after residents opposed it crowded the courtroom. The Trevino Street traffic issue spurred debate as council had earlier rejected a cul de sac option and set a temporary sign while a Traffic Safety Committee studies two alternatives to address the problem.

Theresa Myers Rio Rancho Trevino Nicklaus Drives Trevino Drive Nicklaus Golf Course Road Ken Cameron

Trevino traffic clash prompts council speed concerns

At a Casper Road neighborhood meeting in Rio Rancho, residents and officials debated DPS staffing and funding amid speeding complaints. Councilors Fine and Cameron pressed to separate the department into police fire and EMS, while Mayor Nash questioned funding. A petition to remove the no left turn sign drew 500 signatures. after two hours, the sign was removed unanimously.

Rio Rancho Cameron Cory Fine DPS Herb Kempf New York City Kempf Fine Grover Nash Nash Trevine Tim Belless Casper Road Belless Nicklaus/Southern Trevino Belles Rebecca Booth Golf Course Chimeron

Complete guide to television listings in Bernalillo areas

The page outlines TV listings across Bernalillo Corrales Paradise Hills and Rio Rancho with sections on Meetings Religion Schools Spotlight and Visions. It presents a complete guide to programming for hearing impaired readers and local listings for the region.

Bernalillo Corrales Paradise Hills Rio Rancho

Corrales approves comprehensive zoning ordinance after long revision

Corrales Village Council unanimously passes the village comprehensive zoning ordinance ending over two years of revision. The measure updates planning rules and fines, replacing a 1976 version to guide orderly growth per Mayor Laura Warren. Council also denied Dorothy Trafton’s bed and breakfast appeal and heard concerns on handicapped access and parking near village offices.

Jay Wevine Corrales Laura Warren Warren Nat Gifford Louis Kolker Coryales Planning and Dorthy Trafton la Tierra Dulce Trafion Gus Wagner John Callan Planning and Zoning Commission Gary Kanin Trafton Bob Garlock Councl Dean Jones Garlock Jones

Charter Commission Naming Delayed in Rio Rancho City Council

The Rio Rancho City Council postponed appointing the Charter Commission over a ordinance versus resolution issue. Councilor Cory Fine argued Chapter 4 requires standing committees be appointed by ordinance, needing a majority vote. City Attorney Gloria Crane said past practice allowed resolutions for temporary committees, while FinE urged dissolution of ad hoc panels and admin Bud Bentley pledged review and return with ordinance-backed appointments.

Rio Rancho Charter Commission Cory Fine Fine Chanel Commission Gloria Crane Crane Bud Bentley

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