Plans for shopping center near Holy Cross Hospital
The town planning and zoning commission discussed a 10.9 acre development south of Holy Cross Hospital by Alfred Peralta Leroy Garcia and Randall Lumber Co. They seek annexation and general commercial zoning with council approval. McCarthy said the scheme will respect the hospital area and water rights exchange for municipal service while sewer hookups remain moratoriumed. A mobile home on Dolan Street was denied sewer and water hookups but later allowed water pending council appeal or state environmental guidance.
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Serre
Holy 2Cross Hospital
Jack McCarthy
McCarthy
Alfred Peralta
Leroy Garcia
Randall Lumber Company
John Randall
Randall Lumber Co
Taos
Archie Gallegos
CAP board vacates top administrative post in reorganization
Taos-Rio Arriba CAP Executive Board declared the senior citizen program director post vacant as part of a bicounty reorganization. The vote marks the third vacancy since August, with assistant director and bookkeeper posts opening and titles to be renamed admin assistant and business manager. Garcia Fernandez led the evaluation group urging higher qualifications. LeRoy Phillippi instructed interim fills for urgency.
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Taos-Rio Arriba Community Action Program Executive Board
Silviano Romero
Rilo Arriba
Gus Fernandez
LeRoy Phillippi
CAP
Ranchos water district explored amid Taos plant concerns
Officials outlined a proposed water and sanitation district for Ranchos de Taos and nearby areas. The three member board would levy taxes and issue bonds, with boundaries set by petitioners. Treated sewer connections and park facilities could fall under district control, while Taos plant capacity expansion remains tied to regional funding and future hookups.
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Gonzales
Taos
EPA
Water and
Ranchos de Taos
Llano Quemado
Los Cordovas
Talpa
Cordillera
Vargas
Sophie Martinez
George Torres
Orlando Garcia
Ruben Martinez
Alex Cruz
Amadeo Valerio
Sylvia Santistevan Maestas
Fred Martinez
Robert Fernandez
Taos sewer project to start within a year now funded
Taos town officials told El Prado and Ranchitos residents that 485000 in Local Public Works funds has been approved for sewer lines. Plans should be ready in two to three weeks, bids could go out in a month, and construction may begin this year if weather cooperates.
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Phil Bateman
el Prado
Ranchitos
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Peggy Santistevan
Dolan Street
Santistevan
CAP Board
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Romero
Espanola
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THE
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Ranchos Water
Conservancy
Andres Martinez
Tres Rios Association
Indian Camp
Martinez
Environmental Improvement Agency
EIA
Association
Commission
Dodge
Sportsman
Dodge Trucks
Dodge Dealers
Colat
Esi
Ernesto Montoya
PT Xd
Pueblo Motors
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