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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1981

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Delay in Police Protection Debate at City Council

Mayor William Howden labeled the police department formation budget political as Councilor Fred Kellogg urged immediate steps to fix ineffectiveness. Kellogg pressed for speeding up radio licenses and equipment delivery, warning of an emergency as crime trends worsen and noting planned actions to start at 9 a.m. the next day while FCC licensing and procurement lag.

William Howden Howden Fred Kellogg Kellogg FCC Stan Council Ers Sandoval Rosenthal Alice Jakumin Marlene Feuer Tadeetrappeovel Wa Feuer Knapp Darwin Knapp Rio Rancho Eugene Burton Jakymin Dencil Haycox Haycox

Corrales to Hold Sept 29 Liquor License Election

Corrales and Sandoval County residents vote September 29 at Corrales Community Center for liquor licenses. Three Corrales applicants The Desert Rose The Corrales Inn and Day Dale seek permits. Election judges approved September 15 by Corrales Council.

Corrales Sandoval Corrales Inn Day Dale

FFA Group Cleans Up Weeds in Paradise Hills

Paradise Hills residents praise the Cibola High School Future Farmers of America for clearing tall weeds along Paradise Boulevard Coors Road Galf Course Road and the median between Paseo Del Norte and the park. Agriculture instructor Romney Todd leads 37 students in a Building Our American Community project. The group plans to install a sprinkler system and grass on the soccer field near the high school and to participate in a rabies clinic later this year. The FFA program survived a potential cancellation last spring after parent and public support.

Cibola High School Future Farms of America Paradise Hills Paradise Blvd Coors Road Janet Ferrell Observer Mayor Rusk Romney Todd Paradise Boulevard Galf Course Road Paseo del Norte The Park Todd FFA Northwest Optimists Club

Paradise Hills Covenants Committee Rules Homes and Plans

Paradise Hills reinstates its Protective Covenants and Architectural Control Committee to review construction, remodeling, pools, and storage shed projects. The panel meets monthly at Paradise Hills Country Club with parish officials and Horizon Corporation reps guiding contractors to secure a stamped approval before zoning reviews. The process aims to keep neighborhoods attractive and orderly, with written complaints and a confidential review path for violations. the committee can flag issues to Horizon’s attorney if needed.

Paradise Hill Covenants Committee Paradise Hills Horizon Corporation Protective Covenants Paradise Hills Country Club Dan Dunbar Paul Duganne Susie Singer Leroy Foltz Bruce Guffey Zoning Commission Lou Poulin Merle Malin Dunbar Convenants Committee Covenants Horizon

Voters Back Beer and Wine Licenses in Rio Rancho

In a special Monday election Rio Rancho voters approved beer and wine licenses for city restaurants by a 579 to 54 margin among 11 percent turnout. The result clears the way for the state to issue licenses for on premise alcohol sales with meals.

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