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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1983

Page

15

Corrales Council to hear zoning appeal next Tuesday

Corrales Village Council will hear a 60-resident appeal against the Loma De Verona subdivision and consider an amended development agreement drafted by Norton. The plan, debated since June, involves a public road easement and perpetual road dedication, with council action pending the agreement’s signing.

Corrales Loma de Verona Dick Norton Planning and Zoning Commission Commission Council Planning Commission Robert Singer Norton Singer Peter Everett Everett Ann Dunlap Rio Rancho Athaleen Davidson Sandoval County

Domenici Bill Funds Non Indian Water Case Fees

Senator Pete Domenici announced House passage of a conference report amendment providing up to 450000 for non Indian litigants in the Ramodi water case. He said funding ensures fair access to justice as Indian litigants bear the bulk of costs, with the measure moving to the Senate and then the President for signature.

Pete Domenici RNM House State, Justice, Commerce Domenici New Mexico Ramodi Senate Jeff Bingaman Congress

Albuquerque Financial Seminar on West Side Expansion

A free seminar titled Albuquerque's Final Frontier A Fortune on the West Side will occur November 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Turquoise Room at the Sheraton Old Town. Speakers include Michael Brown of St Joseph's Hospital and the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, architect Eric Miller, broker Cinda Fairfield, Volcano Cliffs Inc president Max Lee Kiehne, and real estate salesman Tommy Thompson. The public seminar offers information packets, refreshments, and door prizes, sponsored by Volcano Cliffs Inc.

Albuquerque West Side Turquoise Room Sheraton Old Town Michael Brown St. Joseph's Hos

Model railroad clubs to host open houses during National Month

Rio Grande Valley Model Railroad Club and Albuquerque Railroad Club celebrate 25 and 35 years with an open house at the Railroad Building New Mexico State Fairgrounds November 26 and 27 from noon to 6 pm. Admission is free and members will answer questions about model railroading.

Dick Knight The Rio Grande Valley Model Railroad Club Paul E. Chenoweth Albuquerque Railroad Club National Model Railroad Month New Mexico State Fairgrounds

Corrales Court Hears Vendors License Citations

In a municipal court session, charges against Robison were dismissed after testimony showing lack of uniform enforcement. Village officials testified that Plaza vendors needed village permits and were cited as eight to ten merchants closed their booths after notices were served.

Rison Connors Robison Rod Kennedy Bison Kennedy Eisenstadt Carol Paradise John Taschek Paradise Grace Cummings Mary Merchant Taschek San Ysidro Associates Paradiso

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