Ruidoso News: Batch Plant Permit Battle Persists

We are blessed to live where we do, in our beautiful mountain setting. Our enjoyment of our stunning bucolic surroundings should always be appreciated, always preserved, and never taken for granted. Tragically some of our neighbors have had their enjoyment taken away, at least temporarily, as a result of the McBride and Nogal fires. As…

If you missed Thursday’s Community Meeting you can read here Mark Severance’s Presentation about preparing for the NMED Hearing. Two key points: 1. The hearing is remote and there will be two local venues for folks to gather in addition to watching via Webex on your own computer. The Traylor Gym at Capitan Public Schools…

In spite of the activities on the lot of the proposed concrete batch plant, the legal issues we have raised are not a done deal.   The New Mexico Court of Appeals has agreed to review our cases. We are awaiting assignment of a panel of three judges in the New Mexico Court of Appeals…

A local realtor recently brought to the attention of the Alto Coalition for Environmental Preservation a news release published February 7, 2024.  In the article, the Environmental Protection Agency reveals it has finalized stronger standards for particulate matter pollution.  For the past two and a half years the Alto CEP has maintained that the proposed…