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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1990

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Rio Rancho Wins Annexation Battle Over 500 Acres

State District Judge Joe Galvan ruled that 500 acres at the NM 528 NM 44 intersection belong to Rio Rancho as part of its 1986 annexation, despite Bernalillo’s appeal. AMREP Southwest plans a long range master plan for the area, with commercial industrial and residential development.

Jay P. Thuringer Rio Rancho NM 44 Bernalillo Joe Galvan Las Cruces State Galvan District Court Boundary Commission NM 528 Amrep

Vista Hills residents sue AMREP over housing defects

Vista Hills homeowners file a class action seeking punitive damages and repairs from AMREP Southwest and subsidiaries AMREP Construction Corp. and Rancho Homes Inc. about 174 Discovery Series homes affected. The suit accuses improper lumber treatment and misrepresentation to buyers and loan guarantors, including HUD, with parallels to a state AG action seeking restitution and penalties.

Jay P. Thuringer Vista Hills Amrep Southwest Ini State District Court AMREP Amrep Construction Corp Rancho Homes Inc David Randall William Deborah Hicks Discovery Series State Attorney General United States Department of Housing and Urban Development Amrep-Issued

County pre-approves traffic light funds for Enchanted Hills

Sandoval County commissioners approve using 3 448 toward labor costs for a traffic light at Obregon Road and NM 528 near Enchanted Hills Elementary. State highway department supplies 11 400 in labor. bid totals 14 848. The panel seeks contributions from Rio Rancho or Jemez pueblos to cover the balance. Construction is expected to start after funding is secured and take about 30 days.

Beth Velasquez Sandoval Obregon Road NM 528 Rio Rancho Enchanted Hills New Mexico Joanne McGlothlin Highway Department McGlothlin Sefe Montoya Jemez Tom Swisstack

Revisions to Rio Rancho City Charter Sent Back

The Rio Rancho City Council approved sending a list of charter revisions to the Charter Commission after a 4-1 vote. The commission has 60 days to report back on adoption or justification, while Councilor Ken Cameron was absent and has submitted his own changes.

Jay P. Thuringer Rio Rancho Charter Commission Ken Cameron Cameron Commission Fine

Controversy Over Charter Revisions At City Council

During a special session last Tuesday the council approved revisions 4 to 1 with Councilor Cory Fine predicting he would be the lone no vote. He cited secret meetings by four councilors to shape language, charging diminished public input and trust. The Charter Commission proposes a Mayor Council Manager form with a city manager handling daily operations and a mayor with a vote on council matters.

Cory Fine Mowry Slezak Mulhall Zander Fine Cal Mown

Twinkle Light Parade Lights Rio Rancho Saturday

The third annual Twinkle Light Parade will brighten Rio Rancho on Saturday evening. The parade starts at p.m. at Southern Boulevard and Country Club Drive and ends at city hall with grand marshals John Jennings and Patricia Randall.

Rosie Vigil Rio Rancho Jaylynn Hutchison Moriarty Southern Boulevard Country Club Drive City Hall

Christmas celebration begins in Corrales

The Village of Corrales hosts its Old Fashioned Community Christmas this weekend December 1 and 2. Festivities start 6 p.m. Saturday with the lighting of the Corrales Christmas tree at the village senior center. A haywagon will carry celebrants to Old Church Plaza for luminaries and a bonfire. Participants are asked to donate a can of food. The Seventh Day Adventist Academy choir will sing carols at the church and Saint Nicholas will hand out stockings to children. Refreshments available. For donations or volunteering call Evelyn Losack or Joyce Weitzel.

Corrales Seventh Day Adventist Academy Saint Nicholas Evelyn Losack Joyce Weitzel

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Tharinger Readers Agnes Muthall John Jennings Sunwest Bank Patricia Randall Meadowlark Senior Center Debbie Adams Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Department Cynthia McCarthy Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Charlie Burwinkle Evonne Joiner The Inn At McDonald’s Sunshine Generation Santa Joiner Construction McDonald's Post-Newsweek Santa’s Workshop
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