Taos volunteers pull 28 tons from Miranda Canyon dump
Taos County cleanup draws volunteers to nine sites including Miranda Canyon where about 28 tons of waste were removed. Officials cite water shed protection and ongoing illegal dumping across Taos with efforts to deter littering through barriers and patrols.
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Miranda Canyon
Taos
Taos River
Taos County Solid Waste Dept
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
Lorenzo Gutierrez
Solid Waste Department
Taos County
Dept
Gutierrez
Rio Pueblo de Taos
Mora
U.S. Hill
Amigos Bravos
Because Water
Taos County considers power to condemn unsafe structures
Taos County commissioners will weigh changes to the land use rules granting officials authority to inspect and deem buildings unsafe. Affected property owners could be required to demolish or renovate, with appeals heard by the county commission and potential emphasis on compliance with the International Building Code. Historic status discussions are pending.
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Taos County
Taos County Board of Commissioners
Eee
County Commission
Nathan Sanchez
Taos
of Commissioners
Historic Preservation Officer
New Mexico
Randy Baca
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