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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

Sep 16, 2012

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Rio Rancho Council Approves Two-Year Impact Fee Moratorium

Rio Rancho Governing Body gives final approval 4-2 to cut commercial impact fees and halve residential fees for two years, set to take effect 10 days after adoption. Measure supporters cite business growth and tax revenue offset, while opponents warn of lawsuits and loss of city infrastructure funding.

Rio Rancho City Hall Mark Scott Chuck Wilkins Tim Crum Lonnie Clayton Patricia Thomas Tamara Gutierrez

Unsung heroes include school bus drivers

An Observer report follows veteran bus driver John Emory on three routes to illustrate daily challenges faced by school bus drivers who deliver and return students safely. Cameras record incidents, and Emory recalls a middle school episode where rowdy students defied rules until the group finally sat down.

Observer John Emory Sib Emory John Francis

Water Leaks Drive Up Rio Rancho Bills and Repairs

Rio Rancho faces rising water service line leaks with CH2MHill analysis showing about 300 more leaks per year in 2010 and 2011. From 2007 through 2011 there were 3 914 leaks, 1 904 of which occurred in 2010 2011. Utilities officials estimate 559 million gallons, 12.6 percent of water pumped in 2011, go unaccounted for due to leaks and other losses. A full time crew with copper replacements would cost about 1.4 million dollars annually to fix 1 000 lines per year, funded by a rate increase of roughly 3.65 dollars per month per customer.

Rio Rancho Ch2mhill City Utility Commission Utilities Division Larry Webb Webb Chuck Wilkins

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