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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1985

Page

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Districting plan advances for city council races debated

City council discussed six district boundaries and selected Alternative 2 to present in ordinance form. Six districts would elect one councilor each with March 1986 votes for districts 2 3 and 5 and March 1988 votes for districts 1 4 and 6. The measure follows 1985 state mandate for single-member districts and public comments were requested ahead of the October 23 adoption hearing.

League of Women Voters The Republican Club Democratic Club Chamber of Commerce Mary Humphrey Development Department Humphrey Lema Rd Nicklaus Dr Broadmoor Diezy Oho Court Country Club St. Andrews Dr Pinetree Rd Golf Course 20Th St Spring Rd Northern Blvd Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Blvd St Andrew's Dr la Jolla Ave Englewood Dr Ridgecrest Dr 40Th St Sara Rd

Settlement Reached On Paseo del Norte Bridge Dispute

TVA Governor Anaya announced a tentative settlement among the North Valley Neighborhood Association the Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque and the New Mexico State Highway Department over the Paseo del Norte Bridge and corridor. The plan includes immediate widening of Alameda Road, an overpass at Richfield Road from North Second to I-25 and Corrales Bridge expansion, with traffic and design safeguards to minimize Rio Grande Boulevard and Fourth Streets impacts and preserve open space. Public rights and administration of lands fall to Los Ranchos while Montana Road opposition remains.

TVA Toney Anaya Paseo del Norte North Valley Neighborhood Association Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque New Alameda Road Corrales Rd Richfield North Second I-25 Ritchfield Corrales Los ‘Ranchos de’ Albuquérque North Valley Neighborhood ‘Association New Mexico Department É Pasco de Mike Los Ranchos Albuquerque State Highway Department Rio Grande Boulevard Fourth Streets Second Street Anaya John ‘O'Connor North Valley O'Connor Paseo del Norte ‘Bridge Montana Road Bridge Corrales Bridge City of New Mexico State Highway Department Iin Montana Sary Coors Road United States District Court Montana Blvd Paseo del Nortes 4Th Street Paseo de Norte Rio Grande John O’connor Raymond Sanchez Warren J. Gray Joseph Carrara Sosimo Padilla State Highway Commission Larry Larranaga

Rio Rancho considers annexation doubling city size

The Rio Rancho City Council reviews an annexation plan adding 11 855 acres north of town to reach 23 388 total with 16 800 developable. Areas A B and C include northwest and northeast zones and Villa Verde Park, with 1 500 undevelopable acres due to terrain. Benefits cited include lower costs, quicker services, and guided growth. Development underway in Areas A and B with new residential and commercial projects planned. Environmental safeguards stressed due to fragile conditions and drainage and soil concerns.

Rio Rancho Calabacillas Arroyo Idalia Road New Mexico Villa Verde Park Loring Spitler Mary Humphrey Humphrey Development Department Materials Inc Carder Concrete Products Co North Panorama Heights Vista Hills West North Albuquerque North Corrales Heights Unit 20

PHCA plans to keep heat on bridge plans at Paseo del Norte

Paradise Hills Civic Association president Julian Smith says the Paseo del Norte bridge will be a primary focus and that pressure will continue through the Civic Association and WESCOGG. He also notes focus on the Coors Corridor plan with officers elected including Jack Corder and Becky Pate, and new board member Mike Brown.

Paseo del Norte Paradise Hills The Civic Association Coors Association Jack Corder Don Sorensen Becky Pate Robert Gildner Mike Brown

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