Home gets zone change near Taos subdivision
Taos Planning and Zoning Commission approved a special use permit for the New Mexico Association for Retarded Citizens to build a home for the developmentally disabled between Las Haciendas and Las Casitas. Water and sewer will be provided within a year. Neighbors Ed Miller and Charles Brooks voiced objections. The vote was unanimous. Also denied a sign variance for La Lana Wools and approved a law office on Hinde Street pending a one year traffic evaluation.
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Taos Planning and Zoning Commission
New Mexico Association For Retarded Citizens
Ed Miller
Charles Brooks
Las Haciendas
Las Casitas
la Lana
Dragoon
Madelyni JoHannes
Carl
Kit Carson Road
Jaime Chavez
Hinde Street
Hinde
Taos Inn Sells to Taos Chicago Group for First Class Hotel Move
Taos Inn, historic landmark with 27 rooms, was sold to Taos Group Inc comprising Betty and Scott Sanger of Taos and Bruce Ross plus F Lipstem of Chicago. New manager Robert Faurie said the inn will become a first class hotel while preserving its historic style. Remodeling and staff retention are planned, with local labor used.
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Taos and
Chicago
Taos Group, Inc
Lavonne
Terry Moynihan
Betty
Scott Sanger
Taos
Bruce Ross
F. Lipstem
Robert Faurie
la Fonda
Santa Fe
Moynihans
Inn
Tucson
Ariz
Lavonne Moynihan
The
Faurie
Sanger
Ross
Lipstoin
New Mexico
Watergate
Washington, D.C
Denver
County figures show savings on new county office site
County manager Juan Duran outlined 20 000 to 22 000 dollars yearly rent for the District Attorney and city water sewer bills at the DA complex and administration site. He noted savings from county owned water rights and explained the gross receipts tax is used to fund the project to avoid higher local taxes.
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Juan Duran
DA Tormplex
Durangard
Duran
Taos
Taos Historic Zone May Bring Tax Breaks and Grants
Vigil says creating the historic zone could bring tax reductions and grants from federal and state sources for properties. A seven member historic review committee including Orlando Ortiz will approve modifications. the zone covers about six blocks including Taos Plaza and La Loma areas.
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Taos Plaza
Hill
la Loma Plaza
Valverde To Ran
Taos considers beer and wine licenses for restaurants
Taos voters will decide on October 5 whether to allow beer and wine licenses for town restaurants. Registration closes August 24 at 5 p.m. Voters in town limits are eligible. If approved, licenses cost 750 dollars yearly plus 100 dollars more for Sunday sales, with a 150 dollar nonrefundable application fee.
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Taos
State
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
ABC
Tara Selver
Selter
Food Service
Voter purge removes 3269 taos County voters from rolls
Taos County conducts a purge under the 1978 Election Code, removing 3259 voters from the rolls for missing a general election and including deceased individuals. The county ends with 98384 registered voters from a pre purge total of 12683, with purge notices sent and a response window of 80 days.
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Taos County
Katie Lujan
Lujan
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