First Friday Forum tackles headache of communications
Taos panel at the First Friday Forum addresses telecom woes driven by heavy regulation and low population. Qwest says New Mexico regulation and legislative hurdles harm consumers, while PRC approves long distance return. local cellphone tower issues and high data line costs worsen access.
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Taos
Fechin Inn
Taos Chamber of Commerce
Taos Business Alliance
Leo Baca
Qwest
New Mexico
Federal Communications Commission
Barela-Gutiérrez
Storch
Lynne Yaple
Zia Net
Taos Planning Commission Quorum Fails. Meetings Delayed
Taos County Planning Commission could not transact business on October 1 as four members were needed for a quorum. Only Rudy Velarde Alma Rocha and later Mary Mascarefias attended while Dennis Fernandez Jeannie Masters Frank Vigil were excused and Chair Art Ortiz was ill. Alternate Anthony Córdova was brought in to attempt a quorum but the meeting was rescheduled.
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Taos County Planning Commission
Rudy Velarde
Alma Rocha
Mary Mascarefias
Commission
Dennis Fernandez
Jeannie Masters
Frank Vigil
Art Ortiz
Charlie Padilla
Rachel Webber
Anthony Córdova
Padilla
Arroyo Seco
Valdez
Bon Temps
David Haley
Haley
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