THE WATER UTILITY AUTHORITY HAS BEEN MOVING WATER LINES ALONG PARTS OF CENTRAL AVENUE IN ADVANCE OF THE ALBUQUERQUE RAPID TRANSIT PROJECT CONSTRUCTION. CITY COUNCILOR KEN SANCHEZ SAYS THE WORK GIVES OFFICIALS A CHANCE TO SEE WHERE POTENTIAL PROBLEMS COULD ARISE.
THE CITY COUNCIL MONDAY NIGHT ASKED MAYOR BERRY’S ADMINISTRATION TO PROVIDE A REPORT ON THE PROJECT’S UPDATED FINANCIAL PLAN FOR BOTH BUILDING AND OPERATING A-R-T.
MEANWHILE, SANCHEZ HOLDS A SUMMIT WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 9:00 AT THE PAT BACA LIBRARY. THE SUMMIT IS FOR OWNERS OF BUSINESSES LOCATED ALONG WEST CENTRAL TO DISCUSS THE ISSUES THEY’RE FACING.
