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Taos County approves Anansi Day School move despite protests
Taos County Planning Commission approved Anansi Day School moving from its current site to the former Jack Brandenburg home on State Road 230. The decision, amid neighbor objections from Klaus and Ethel Penzel, imposes conditions including low-flow toilets, a 45-student enrollment limit with shuttle plans, and no home additions without neighborhood association consent. The private nonprofit school, serving ages 3 to 7 with 45 students, will settle on five acres zoned rural agricultural, with fields to remain farmed and teach traditional agriculture and acequias. Public appeal window is 30 days.
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Anansi Day School
Jack Brandenburg
Taos County Planning Commission
Klaus
Ethel Penzel
Brandenburg House
Anansi School
Penzels
Taos County
Kat Duff
Anansi
Tracy Jaramillo
Michele Hunt
Paseo del Pueblo Norte
Jaramillo
Hunt
Michael Archuleta
Duff
Billy Archuleta
Lower Des Monnes
Brandenburg
Brenner