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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1989

Page

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Police seize marijuana in Rio Rancho drug bust

Five pounds of dried marijuana and 13 marijuana plants were confiscated in a Rio Rancho drug bust. John Chulik and Gwendolyn Chulik, both arrested on possession with intent to distribute, were booked at Sandoval County and Santa Fe detention facilities respectively and later released on bond.

Theresa Myers Rio Rancho John Chulik Gwendolyn Chulik Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Ed Morrison 2Nd Street John

Council denies request for street closure

Rio Rancho City Council rejected plans to close Trevino Drive at Nicklaus Drive as part of Golf Course Road Southern Boulevard intersection improvements. About 30 Trevino residents urged safety for a through street, while officials cited intent and maps showing Trevino as platted through. The decision halted a proposal tied to a broader effort to upgrade the corridor from the county line to Southern Boulevard.

Rio Rancho Golf Course Trevino Drive Nicklaus Drive Trevino Nicklaus Southern County Line Gannett-Fleming Art Corsic Ken Cameron Trevina

Moratorium on subdivisions lifted by Rio Rancho panel

The Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously lifted a two month moratorium on new subdivisions after a report from Albuquerque Utilities Corp. AVUC blamed dry weather conditions for higher water use. The council had kept the ban until an independent engineering study confirmed adequate water capacity. CH2M Hill had previously submitted a storage and distribution report.

Theresa Myers Rio Rancho AUC Ch2m Hill

County to step toward more voting machines

The county commission moves to acquire additional voting machines to reduce overcrowding at polls. A note mentions a segment on Lifestyles with two elementary school teachers trading places. The guide includes calendar, real estate, religion, schools, and TV listings for Barnailtio and nearby areas.

Grand jury slates district attorney for mis filing

A county grand jury report to District Judge Kenneth Brown criticizes the district attorney’s office as unorganized and careless in filing. Deputy DA Armando Torres calls the report highly critical and notes poorly presented hearings and interruptions with judges. The document cites a day with three session cancellations.

Theresa Myers Kenneth Brown County Grand Jury Armando Torres Torres

North Hills parkland deeded by AMREP Southwest

AMREP Southwest presented a seven acre parkland deed to the North Hills Homeowners Association in a Saturday ceremony attended by about 40 people including AMREP officials city councilors staff and Keep New Mexico Beautiful reps. The 1641 foot long park forms the first phase of a 60 acre greenbelt to be built as North Hills expands and will double as an arroyo drainage control channel.

Jay P. Thuringer North Hills AMREP North Hills Homeowners Association Keep New Mexico Department of Housing and Urban Development Montoyas West Mesa

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