Category Archives: Rio Rancho Development

Attendance boundaries finalized for schools

Posted on February 24, 2008 by

The Observer Online: “Overcrowding at Vista Grande Elementary will be reduced when the 2008-09 school year begins, now that attendance boundaries have been finalized for the new Sandia Vista Elementary in north Rio Rancho.”Albuquerque Real EstateRio Rancho Real Estate NewsAlbuquerque … Continue reading →

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Rio Rancho Planning & Zoning Agenda – 2/26/2008

Posted on February 24, 2008 by

Planning & ZoningPlanning & Zoning BoardFebruary 26, 2008 AGENDA Albuquerque Real EstateRio Rancho Real Estate NewsAlbuquerque Real Estate News Albuquerque MLS Search

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Rio Rancho’s Public Works Director Leaving

Posted on February 19, 2008 by

ABQjournal West_News: Rio Rancho’s Public Works Director Leaving: “Overseeing the provision of roads, water and utilities to the new V. Sue Cleveland High School, under construction off Paseo del Volcan, is one of the department’s top priorities, Payne said.” Albuquerque … Continue reading →

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YMCA Comes to Rio Rancho

Posted on February 17, 2008 by

ABQjournal West_News: YMCA Comes to Rio Rancho: “Rio Rancho has had its own YMCA for more than a month— at least in theory.In January, the corporate board of the YMCA of Central New Mexico approved a charter for a new … Continue reading →

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Rio Rancho Planning & Zoning Minutes from 1/22/2008

Posted on February 16, 2008 by

Planning & Zoning:Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Hearings MINUTESJanuary 22, 2008 Albuquerque NM Real EstateRio Rancho Real Estate BlogAlbuquerque Reeal Estate Blog Albuquerque MLS Search

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Former Rio Rancho City Manager Files Lawsuit

Posted on January 25, 2008 by

ABQjournal West_News: Former City Manager Files Lawsuit: “Former City Manager Files Lawsuit By Rosalie RayburnJournal Staff WriterFormer Rio Rancho City Manager Jim Palenick’s has made good on his threat to sue the city of Rio Rancho.Palenick’s lawsuit claims he was … Continue reading →

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Rio Rancho Zoning Change Approved

Posted on January 24, 2008 by

ABQjournal West_News: Zoning Change Approved: “Thursday, January 24, 2008 Zoning Change Approved By Rosalie RayburnJournal Staff WriterA handful of vocal Rio Rancho residents are steaming over a City Council decision to change Rio Rancho’s zoning ordinance.The change, which received initial … Continue reading →

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Rio Rancho Planning & Zoning Agenda – 1/22/2008

Posted on January 20, 2008 by

Rio Rancho Planning & Zoning Agenda for 1/22/2008 WelcomeHomeABQ.com – Albuquerque Real Estate Search, Albuquerque Homes for Sale.Albuquerque Real Estate Blog – Albuquerque Real Estate News. Albuquerque MLS Search

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ABQjournal West_News: CNM Aims To Open In Two Years

Posted on January 20, 2008 by

ABQjournal West_News: CNM Aims To Open In Two Years: “Sunday, January 20, 2008 CNM Aims To Open In Two Years By Martin SalazarJournal Staff Writer“Central New Mexico Community College officials are moving full-speed ahead with their plans to build a … Continue reading →

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UNM Campus Facing Voters; if Approved, a Quarter-Cent Tax Would Go to Bringing UNM to Rio Rancho

Posted on January 20, 2008 by

ABQjournal West_News: Campus Facing Voters; if Approved, a Quarter-Cent Tax Would Go to Bringing UNM to Rio Rancho: “Sunday, January 20, 2008 Campus Facing Voters; if Approved, a Quarter-Cent Tax Would Go to Bringing UNM to Rio Rancho By Rosalie … Continue reading →

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