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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1995

Page

8

Rio Rancho Seeks PUC Action On Water Utility Sale

City attorney says court left door open for PUC involvement if United Water abandonment is not approved while urging quick PUC ruling after Thursday hearing. Rio Rancho faces Oct. 30 deadline to finalize purchase amid state law questions and potential Supreme Court return.

PUC Randy van Vleck United Water van Vleck Supreme Court Rio Rancho District Court Commission Marilyn O'Leary Pamela Minzner O'Leary O’leary Jim Martin Martin van Vieck PAC

RRPS Considers Special Legislation for Growth Beyond 40th Day

RRPS faces a legal limit on admitting students after the 40th day. Walker notes 89 districts exist, with only one or two exceptions. Intel plans to build the high school, freeing other construction funds as RRPS moves to approve two new middle schools. Colinas del Norte Elementary opened in 1995. Intel will own the high school and lease it to the district.

Walker Intel RRPS Albuquerque Public Schools Colinas del Norte

Intel to Replace Malfunctioning Oxidizers at Rio Rancho Plant

Intel Corp spokesman Richard Draper says replacement oxidizers will be installed sooner than planned at Fab 7 by month end and Fab 9 by Oct 3. The 1994 August oxidizers caused odor issues. incentives include 50 percent emission cuts, 30 percent water reduction, and a raised $15 million surety bond under a Sandoval County lease.

Rio Rancho Intel Intel Corp Richard Draper Corrales Sandoval County

Bond Issue Approved After Two Hours of Public Comment

About 60 speakers at the meeting backed Intel related funding as ARPS officials and community leaders spoke for the bond issue. Commissioners approved the measure over environmental and tax concerns with Intel pledging retooling in 30 days and factory upgrades planned.

Commission ARPS Karla Walker Sue Cleveland Virgil Rhodes Bob Perls Rio Rancho Joe Cordova Arturo Bonielio Noreen Scott Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation Southwest Organizing Project New Mexico Green Party Cibola High Don Duran Lincoln Middle Katy Harvey Albuquerque Intel Fred Hashimoto Corrales First Albany Corporation Albany New Mexico Amy Jennifer Sinclair RRPS David Sinclair Gary Hoffman Bill Cummings Emily Padilla Sandoval County Lisa Lopez Hispanic Roundtable Alice Hoppes National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Humphrey Bill Shepperd Richard Draper Associated Press Standard and Poor Index IRB U.S

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