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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1992

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AeroParts to open factory in Rio Rancho NM 3.5M bonds eyed

AeroParts Manufacturing and Repair plans a 130000 square foot facility on NM 528 in the New Mexico Business Tech Center south of Northern Boulevard, creating about 100 jobs. Groundbreaking is planned later this year pending two council votes on Industrial Revenue Bonds and state in-plant training funds for start up.

Jay PB. Thuringer Rio Rancho AeroParts Manufacturing and Repair, Inc AeroParts NM 528 New Mexico Business Tech Center Northern Boulevard

AeroParts Plan Tied to City State Bonds and Training Funds

AeroParts plans rely on city and state funding via industrial revenue bonds to acquire machinery and equipment. The council approved bonds on Aug 26, with operations slated for early 1993 if IRBs are authorized. The company seeks 250 000 to 300 000 in plant training funds to reimburse half the wages during trainee periods.

AeroParts State of New Mexico

Rio Rancho man charged after out of control crash into residence

Rio Rancho resident John Griffen, 20, lost control on NM 528 and Grande Vista Road causing his car to jump a median and crash into a camper adjacent to Edward Martinez’s home. No injuries were reported. Passenger Al Duarte, 19, fled the scene. Griffen faces reckless driving, DUI and marijuana charges.

Rio Rancho John Griffen Grande Vista Road Edward Martinez al Duarte Griffen Duarte

City objects to PSC proposal in water rate case

Rio Rancho’s city government filed briefs with the Public Service Commission arguing over RRUC rate requests for water and sewer services. The city questions whether meter charges or commodity charges should bear greater increases, noting a $6.50 monthly meter fee and $1.34 per 1 000 gallons commodity rate.

PSC Jay P. Tharinger Rio Rancho Utilities Corp Public Service Commission RRUC

Readers Guide Quote From Debby Langley Lee Page Ald

A brief literary quip appears on a page attributed to Debby Langley Lee, noting confrontational behavior in queues with a playful remark about pushy cows. The fragment suggests a column or reader’s note style in a community publication.

Debby Langley Lee Ald

Restrooms at Haynes Park Face Council Backing and Fund Plan

Rio Rancho City Council returns to debate restoring Haynes Park restrooms and funding. A 30 000 dollar cost is cited for new facilities to meet ADA standards, with August 26 tabling of Mayor D Arco’s Lodgers Tax proposal pending precise costs and revenue sources. The council meets today at 7 p m in City Hall.

Jay P. Thuringer Rio Rancho Haynes Park City Hall Pat D’arco Public Works Department

SSCAFCA eyes MOU with Albuquerque utility partner

SSCAFCA seeks help from its Albuquerque counterpart AMAFCA to study aMemorandum of Understanding that would provide expertise and staffing to start projects funded by a $4 million bond sale. The agreement remains subject to a formal joint powers agreement and advisory role.

Albuquerque Sandoval County Amafca Sscafca

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