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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1997

Page

5

Forest to charge $10 fee for dead and down firewood

The Carson National Forest proposes a 1998 permit fee for five cords of dead and down wood to fund road repairs and thinning work. Public comment is sought as logging has fallen to one fifth of historic levels. Dead and down wood remains free this year. June 21 begins standing dead permits in Truchas.

Carson National Forest Crockett Dumas Camino Real Pefiasco Forest Service Dumas Carson Truchas Los Siete Tres Piedras

Ruling Enforces Restrictive Covenants on Mesa Vista Road

In Taos County a court upheld residential-only covenants restricting commercial use of a Mesa Vista Road property. Judge Stan A. Read ruled May 30 that Susan Kohl and Barbara Paul may enforce against Ronald E. Rinker and John P. Geiger, who allegedly operated a rental and violated permit and covenant terms.

Taos County Mesa Vista Road Eighth Judicial District Stan A. Read Susan Kohl Barbara Paul Ronald E Rinker John P. Geiger Kohl Paul Geiger Prudential-Schantz Realty Kohli

Taos County to add deputies and vehicles after grant

Taos County commissioners approve a $117,022 Department of Justice grant to hire three deputies for Taos Sheriff's Office. Three new four wheel drive vehicles and two cruisers will join the fleet, with plans to add three to four more vehicles next year. The county also approves a $154,986 pumper fire truck for Amalia to boost fire protection and reduce insurance costs. A county fire marshal position will oversee 10 districts and coordinate mutual aid with neighboring counties.

U.S. Department of Justice Taos County Montoya Amalia Colorado Rio Arriba Mora

Blood drive planned in Taos Civic Plaza June 21

Holy Cross Hospital using blood for Taos County patients and UBS reports 621 pints transfused in 1996 while four drives yielded only 120 pints. Taos Community Blood Drive to run 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Coronado Hall. Public urged to donate. blood may help up to three patients per pint.

Holy Cross Hospital Taos Taos County Denise Cumming United Blood Services UBS Holy Cross Taos Civic Plaza Coronado Hall Erin Bender Mary Ann Soloney KTAO Nancy Stapp Civil Air Patrol Albuquerque

Scoping period extended for new mining rules

The Bureau of Land Management extends the public comment period on revised hard rock mining regulations to June 23. The Section 3809 rules address technology use to prevent degradation, performance standards, small-plot operations, and improved agency communication. Proposals due for publication April 1998, final rules March 1, 1999. comments to Paul McNutt or electronically to 3809eis@wo.blm.gov.

Bureau of Land Management BLM Federal Register Paul McNutt Nevada Harvard Way Reno

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