Taos Ski Valley Road project draws official letters
Taos News reports correspondence from Taos County and state agencies regarding road construction toward Twining. The District Highway Engineer defends the project and notes coordination with the Forest Service the County and the Game and Fish Department which designed rock fish shelters. A Game and Fish spokesman countered that the department has no role in placing boulders and trees, though the reply suggests involvement to enhance the environment.
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Interstate Stream Commission
S. E. Reynolds
Twining
Forest Service
County of
Taos
Department of Game and Fish
New Mexico Game and Fish Department
Taos News
Rio Hondo
Taos Ski Valley
Game and Fish Department
Placitas condominiums set June construction start
Developers West of Denver and Taos will start eight Placitas Road condominiums on June 28 on land once owned by Luis Sisneros. The project, part of a plan to build 60 to 80 units, includes one and two bedroom units priced at 20 500 and 24 500 with financing from First Northern Savings and Loan and interim financing through First State Bank of Taos.
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Developers West
Denver
Taos
Placitas Road
Luis Sisneros
Millicent Rogers Foundation
First Northern Savings and Loan Association
First State Bank of Taos
Colorado
New Mexico
Anderson and Looms
Taos Fire Department
Mira Montes Land
Taos planning group questions cross section survey validity
Taos planning area hearings scrutinized a survey by Jose Yguado and Associates amid concerns the 100 questionnaires drawn from Taos residents captured only about half turnout. Taos County and city planning commissions urged a broader goals committee meeting to include more Taos residents and housing needs. The preliminary study showed Taos population up 14.4 percent in a decade and county growth up 9.9 percent, versus New Mexico statewide 6.8 percent.
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Taos
Jose Yguado and Associates
Talpa
Arroyo Seco Road
Quakers oppose strip mining and new power plants
The Intermountain Conference at Ghost Ranch Abiquiu heard Quaker activists challenge the need for additional power in the Four Corners region. They cited land damage at Black Mesa and air concerns, urging reduced electricity use and avoidance of large flashing signs.
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Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
Four Corners
Intermountain
Ghost Ranch
Abiquiu
California
Black Mesa
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