Feds tighten reins on FmHA loans in Taos County
In Taos County FmHA loan activity plummets as rules tighten and subsidy limits bite. A couple priced at 88000 saw their prefabricated house misclassified as a trailer, while a Taos waitress and others face slow responses or denials. Delinquency backlogs and 46000 dollar new home limits curb supply, with HUD building rules steering modest homes of 860 to 960 square feet for two bedrooms.
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Stewart Herd
Tads
Randall Subdivision
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Taos
Taos County
Resettlement Administration
Dorothy Bass
New Mexico
Washington
Bass
Finha
Valdez hearing on condo project prompts rights debate
Commissioners face pressure over a proposed 39 unit condo development by La Arboleda Corporation. attorney says it touches First Amendment rights while proponents argue construction should proceed. project details claim underground utilities and minimal Rio Hondo impact with a vaulted closed sewage system and extensive tree preservation efforts.
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Gilbert Maes
Breen
Maes
Tony Laspies
Jeffrey Cottom
Las Arboleros
Rio Hondo
Valdez
Usted
Rio Honde
Ranchos confronts water sewer fight over annexation and safety
Residents clash with developer Cottam over water and sewer hookups and town boundaries. The county explores emergency ordinance power as threats and vandalism at construction sites raise safety concerns. Officials vow police visibility to deter violence while residents plead for protection and local control.
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Cottam
Lodgers unit weighs large county tourist signs
The Lodgers tax advisory committee reviewed Robert Lavadie design for redwood signs four and a half by seven feet featuring a raised county map and tourist site list. Six signs would cost 11 440 dollars with weatherproofing lasting three to four years. The panel may seek bids after checking regulations and approved progressing with a county brochure map by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Robert Lavadie
Chamber of Commerce
Lavadie
Garcia named chief juvenile probation officer for Taos district
Reynaldo Garcia was appointed Monday as Chief Juvenile Probation Officer for the Taos area of the Eighth Judicial District, succeeding Mary Martinez. He has served as probation officer since 1975, with Martinez recommending him from over 40 candidates.
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Reynaldo Garcia
Mary Martinez
Taos
Eighth Judicial District
Colfax
Union
Martinez
Garcia
Joseph B. Caldwell
Gene Sanchez
Raton
Taos High School
New Mexico Highlands
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