ALBUQUERQUE RESIDENTS TURN OUT IN HIGH NUMBERS FOR A PUBLIC MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM ON PLANS TO REDEVELOP THE BOSQUE. MAYOR BERRY'S PROPOSAL CALLS FOR BUILDING A PATH WITHIN THE BOSQUE TO MAKE IT MORE ACCESSIBLE TO MORE PEOPLE. IT WOULD ALSO GET RID OF DEAD TREES AND PLANT NEW ONES.
MANY OF THE MORE THAN 200 PEOPLE WHO ATTENDED THE MEETING SPOKE OUT AGAINST THE PLAN. THEY SAID THEY WANT TO PRESERVE THE BOSQUE AND BELIEVE REDEVELOPMENT WOULD DO JUST THE OPPOSITE.
A SECOND PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULED SEPT 18TH … AGAIN AT THE ALBUQUERQUE MUSEUM .
