Taos Council Advances 15-25 Unit Apartments Plan
Taos Town Council gave tentative approval to a Van Hinds led 15 to 25 unit apartment complex on Cruz Alata Road near Taos Junior High School. Final plans await Taos Planning and Zoning Commission review. project funds for water and sewer lines fall on the developer with town installation.
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Phil Bateman
Cruz Alata Road
Taos Junior High School
Taos
van Hinds
Taos Planning and Zoning Commission
Doug Sayre
Taos’ Water and Sewer Systems
Larence Santistevan
Taos approves three more stations for cable system
The Taos council granted Taos Cable TV Company permission to add three stations, with manager Allen Summers Jr. saying monthly rates would rise from $1.40 to $2.40 depending on subscriber total. The council also planned a water pressure improvement for Marada Lane after Larry Crowley noted about 30 houses suffer drastic pressure drops during peak use.
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Taos Cable TV Company
Taos Cable
Allen Summers Jr
Marada Lane
Larry Crowley
Taos electric rate hike forecast by Kit Carson Co-op
The 1976 annual report to Co-op members notes a filing with the New Mexico Public Service Commission for a rate increase due to higher wholesale costs from Plains Electric Generating and Transmission Cooperative. Fuel adjustments for 1977 are estimated at 1 million dollars, with about 200 thousand absorbed by Kit Carson and 800 thousand passed to consumers. It highlights system improvements and urges attendance at the June 1 annual meeting.
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Taos
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative Inc
New Mexico Public Service Commission
Plains Electric Generaion and Transmission Cooperative
Albuquerque
Kit Carson
Angel Fire
Questa-to-Molycorp
Red River
Ojo Caliente
Penasco
Upper
Co-op
Land Ownership Forum to Explore Who Owns the Land
New Mexico Highlands University and Taos residents present An American Issues Forum at 7 30 p m Tuesday May 24 in the Middle School Auditorium. Highlands faculty join local citizens on a panel to probe American values about property and how land history shapes society.
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New Mexico Highlands University
The
Taos Diancees
Middle School
Highlands
University
Cipriano Vigil
American Issues Forum
Counselor questions transfer sparks school dispute
Taos Municipal School board moved counselor Gilbert Archuleta Jr. from high school English to junior high, prompting claims of unfair treatment and hidden reasons. Archuleta cites personal differences while supporters say the change serves the district. Board members cite executive session privacy as justification and note morale concerns among teachers.
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Linda Farrell
Gilbert Archuleta Jr
Taos
Archuleta
Alex Medina
Medina
Alfred Cordova
James Abreu
Board of Administration
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