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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1993

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Intel seeks permits for three wells at Rio Rancho site

Intel has applied for permits to drill three wells at its Rio Rancho facility while the Village of Corrales protests, fearing reduced village water supply. Intel cites a 2000 foot deep source versus village 300 foot depth, with minimal impact over 40 years. City of Albuquerque and RRUC propose higher withdrawals, hearings to decide permits, and IOU plans for wastewater and recycling efforts.

Intel Rio Rancho Corrales Paul Saavedra State Water Rights Division Albuquerque RRUC Saavedra RRYUC Komiske RRAC Hutchinson Bob Gurule Gunile Mike Porter Porter

Rio Rancho considers alarm ordinance to penalize false calls

Rio Rancho City Council will debate an ordinance requiring alarm owners to obtain a permit, pay 10 dollars, and face fines for excessive false alarms. The plan limits police responses, with 25 dollar charges after five false alarms and 40 dollars after ten per year, plus possible misdemeanor penalties.

Jay P Thuringer Rio Rancho Carl Zander Ers Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety

Council to finalize election code and campaign finance reforms

The Council will give final consideration to an ordinance amending the city's election code and campaign financing reports. If approved, municipal candidates must report campaign contributions for the full year before an election, expanding beyond the current calendar year rule. The changes also clarify contribution purposes and note irrigation and landscaping contracts for Rainbow and Trailhead parks.

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