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Tuesday, November 24, 2009

ORDINANCE 2010-02 Draft Version – November 20, 2009

Linked: Draft Animal Control Ordinance 12-21-09

Posted by Rio Arriba County Task Force at 6:50 PM No comments:

Labels: ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE 1996-02, ORDINANCE 2010-02 Draft Version

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Rio Arriba County Task Force: Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, United States; Rio Arriba County Vision Rio Arriba County is a unique rural area where generations of families have chosen to live and new neighbors arrive everyday. By encouraging quality education and diverse economic opportunities, Rio Arriba County will enhance and strengthen our traditional land-based communities, customs and cultures and improve our quality of life. We will develop housing, education and business-friendly environments that create prosperity and a bright future for our youth. Restitution of our land grants will sustain us and our families, and agriculture will protect our precious water and natural resources by adopting and invoking the Treaty of Guadalupe Hildago. We will move toward a future where ourselves, our children and our grandchildren can find their own path, perhaps along an acequia, and feel the sense of place we have today.

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