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Appeal sought to revoke Taos gym permit for shelter use
The appeal and petition, filed Monday by Speralbe parish members, argue 15 reasons to revoke the permit. Town Planner Rudy Perea cites international building code violations since the gym is an assembly space. To reclassify as a mixed-use shelter, a partial change of occupancy is needed, with plans by Mark Goldman before Planning and Zoning.
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Homeless Project Sheltering Efforts Face Taos Hearing
Taos authorities discuss a Homeless Project to house at risk residents, with Doug Scott coordinating and a hearing likely in January. The plan faces opposition over safety guidelines, while building permit timelines aim for a two to three week completion window after final determination. An unidentified offer for a permanent building may become available next winter.
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Stray Hearts plans big animal shelter expansion in Taos area
Taos County officials consider expanding emergency shelter space with a septic system and water storage, shading for kennels, and up to four county kennels at the New Mexico Canine Rescue site. Start-up costs top 120000 dollars with mixed funding, while Stray Hearts eyes a larger expansion costing 500000 to 600000 dollars and potential state support.
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Unforeseen tax rise from zone change appraisal plan
County officials discuss reappraisal at full market value after zone changes, which would double taxes for many property owners. Current practice uses 50 percent of market value to stay under 3 percent annual increase, yielding lower tax bills. The plan faces concern over hardship for residents already struggling to pay taxes.
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County Ire Over Land-Use Change Boosts Reappraisal Risk
County officials face a looming 12 to 24 month window to address the impact of zoning changes on residential, land and commercial parcels. County Attorney Nichols warns of a potential mass reappraisal affecting about 10,000 properties if statutes and timing aren’t adjusted, with growth estimates placing Taos County residents near 70,000 by 2030.
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