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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1994

Page

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Bond package prepared for RRUC takeover

Rio Rancho City Council tentatively approves an ordinance to issue up to 100 million dollars in revenue bonds for buying the Rio Rancho Utilities Corp. The plan sets terms for swift bond sale once a purchase price is decided in court, with rates up to 8.5 percent and a 50 year max maturity. The utility would operate as a closed loop, not enriching the city's general fund.

Jay P. Tharinger Rio Rancho Don Monheimer Rio Rancho Utilities Corp RRUC Attornneys Monheimer

Cottonwood Mall slated for 1996 opening in Albuquerque

Construction on Cottonwood Mall by Cord McQueen Construction for Simon Property Group is set to begin in January with a tentative fall 1996 opening. The project sits on the former Alameda Airport site between Cibola High School and Coors Boulevard and has faced delays since the mid 1980s. City officials moved to fund infrastructure via a special assessment district with MCC Inc. and Albuquerque Underground Inc. named as low bidders for on site utilities and road work, while an urban interchange may replace a signalized intersection if funded.

Cord McQueen Cottonwood Mall Billie Scou Simon Property Group Inc Alameda Airport Cibola’ High School Coors Boulevard Simon Property Group Albuquerque Lee Lunsford Lunsford MCC Inc Albuquerque Underground Inc Coors Bypass Cottonwood Drive Ellison

Corrales Road study spurred by public input in village

A public meeting drew 46 Corrales residents as transport engineers outlined a state funded 50 000 contract with JHK Associates to study Corrales Road also called State Highway 448. The goal is an in depth report proposing operational improvements while preserving rural character amid West Side development pressures.

Cord McQueen Corrales Road State Highway Department JHK & Associates Corrales Highway Department JHK David Perkins

Disturbing Peace Charge Against Church Appealed

The Rosenbaums filed disturbing the peace charges against Kathryn Neidigk of Calvary Lutheran Church Rio Rancho over Little Lambs Bible Club noise. Judge Eileen Campbell found Neidigk guilty. an appeal has been filed as the case moves to higher court.

Higher Jay P. Thuringer Observer Judith Donald Rosenbaum Kathryn Neidigk Donald Neidigk Calvary Lutheran Church Rio Rancho Rosenbaum Colorado Mountain Road Rosenbaums Little Lambs Bible Club Eileen Campbell Neidigh Campbell Judith Rosenbaum

Virus hits Rio Rancho Elementary

An intestinal virus sickened about one in ten students at Rio Rancho Elementary on Friday causing officials from the State Health Department Rio Rancho Public Schools and local safety agencies to respond. The illness peaked last week and officials say no contamination is suspected. Further details were requested from Virus page A-3.

Genie Blair Ryan Observer Rio Rancho Department of Health Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety

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