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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1989

Page

3

Governor Bruce King to Speak at Rio Rancho Club Sept 10

Governor Bruce King announces another bid for governor and will address attendees at the Rio Rancho Country Club on September 10. A 2:30 to 5 p.m. reception is open to the public. contact Jules Rubenstein for details.

Bruce King RR Country Club Fonner Rio Rancho Country Club King Jules Rubenstein Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Puesta del Sol Lincoln Middle Spartan Technology Industrial Park DPS

Rio Rancho Growth Pressures Sandoval County Valuation

Sandoval County's assessed valuation rose 34 percent from 318 million in 1987 to 425 million in 1988, yet remains below similarly sized counties. Rio Rancho shows high vacancy rates and lower gross receipts, with 25 percent retail space vacancy and 44 percent industrial vacancies while Rio Rancho's receipts lag behind comparable cities. Projections through 2000 forecast Rio Rancho becoming the third most populous study area with 63,000 residents and employment growth, aided by West Side and Northeast Heights shifts. AMREP Corp reports 1989 net income at 1.24 million with housing sales hurt by FHA changes and new neighborhoods.

Sandoval County Eddy County Jennings Sunwest Albuquerque Rio Rancho Gallup Bureau of Business and Economic Research University of New Mexico City of Albuquerque West Side Heights AMREP Amrep Corp

P and Z Hears 300 Foot Notice Change And Repeat Offender Citations

The planning and zoning commission will reconfirm at the Sept. 25 meeting its stance against a proposal to extend notice distances for variances and zoning changes from 100 to 300 feet, citing tripled mailing costs and labor needs. The panel also recommended ordinances allowing repeat-offender citations within a calendar year and permitting printing businesses in commercial zones except large industrial printing.

Ken Cameron Art Corsie Corsie

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