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Thursday, March 28, 2024

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24

Mar

2024

Wandering German Shepherd Taken to Animal Shelter

A beautiful German Sherherd dog found wandering in Paa-Ko was picked up by someone and taken to the Bernalillo County Animal Shelter.  Here is the link. https://24petconnect.com/DetailsMain/BERN/A051199

His name is Kratos - about a year old - extremely friendly

Shelter Phone Number.: (505) 468-7387
Shelter Address:  3001 2nd St SW

Dog ID Number is AO51199

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Published on Sunday, March 24, 2024


24

Mar

2024

Artists Needed

If you are an artist living in Paa-Ko, and would like information about the PAA-KO FINE ARTISTS group or SHOW, please contact:

Roy Breckenridge
LookingBullStudio@msn.com
505-410-3593


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Published on Sunday, March 24, 2024


24

Mar

2024

Santa Fe Master Gardeners Garden Fair

The 2024 Annual Santa Fe Extension Master Gardeners Garden Fair will take place on May 11th from 9 am to 3 pm at the Santa Fe County Fairgrounds.  There will be a Plant Sale, Garden Shed, Vendors & Exhibitors, Speakers & Demonstrations, Kids Corner,Food Trucks, & Live Music.

Here is the website - https://www.sfemg.org/

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Published on Sunday, March 24, 2024


24

Mar

2024

Paa-Ko Security Camera Installation

Attached is the full DOCUMENT regarding the installation of the security cameras in Paa-Ko.

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Published on Sunday, March 24, 2024


10

Mar

2024

Update from New Mexico Department of Transportation

The NMDOT, in cooperation with the FHWA, is proposing to reconstruct the intersection of NM 14, NM 536, and Frost Road in Bernalillo County, New Mexico. The project will include construction of a roundabout, installation of green stormwater infrastructure, addition of multi-modal facilities, and continuous traffic flow. Construction is anticipated to start in Spring 2024. Entranosa is currently installing a new 8" water line to accommodate the new roadwork.

 



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Published on Sunday, March 10, 2024


10

Mar

2024

Update from the Paa-Ko HOA Board

Message from HOA Board President, Christian McMahon

Paa-Ko HOA will be announcing details for the following initiatives we're working on:
  • Security Camera System Contract and Community Partnership with BCSO
  • New Secure Website for Paa-Ko Members
  • Defibrillators for the Event Center, Pool, and Playing Courts and CPR/AED Training
  • 2024 Paa-Ko Community Event
Stay tuned, and thanks to all who completed the surveys!

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Published on Sunday, March 10, 2024


10

Mar

2024

Paa-Ko Sewer Association - March Update

 

Paa-Ko Communities Sewer Association – March Update from President Mike Boice

All documentation has been submitted to the State of New Mexico fulfilling the requirements for moving forward with the Paa-Ko WWTP (Wastewater Treatment Plant) computer and software update.

The State of New Mexico website posted the notice with no protests.  The Sewer Association will be able to sign the $40K loan and move forward to place the Purchase Order as early as next week.  This means the update should be complete by mid-April!

As far as the $50K grant for engineering services to evaluate the system and define the upgrades that are necessary, we have released the RFP.  Seven different providers have responded.  A meeting is scheduled for all bidders on Friday March 15, 2024, to brief them on the sewer system as it now exists.  Bidders must have their proposals in by May 1, 2024.  This will be followed by source selection and a Purchase Order should be issued by June 1.




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Published on Sunday, March 10, 2024


10

Mar

2024

Albuquerque Journal Article on Wildfire Preparedness

A very informative article was published in the March 3, 2024 edition of the Albuquerque Journal with some timely ideas and very good information that all of us could benefit from.

Check this article out:

Spring Into Action - Get A Jump on Wildfire Preparedness


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Published on Sunday, March 10, 2024


3

Mar

2024

Loose Dogs on Canyon Ridge

There have been a few reports of loose dogs at the top of Canyon Ridge on several occasions - no owner in sight.  An Airedale and a Sheepdog. These dogs bark at other walkers with dogs, causing them to try and take a different route because of the uncertainty of what the two dogs will do.  

This is a reminder that dogs must be in a fenced yard or on leash when outside of the house.


 


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Published on Sunday, March 3, 2024


25

Feb

2024

Paa-Ko Sewer Association - Info and Update

FROM THE PAA-KO SEWER ASSOCIATION BOARD:
We know that most of you are not familiar with the PaaKo Communities Sewer Association other than your yearly bill and septic tank pumping every three years.  As an overview the Association is a New Mexico State Local Public Body, and you are all owners.  As such we are bound by State laws just like a government entity.  We must abide by the state’s restrictive purchasing laws and open meetings rules.  No more than 2 board members may meet without public declaration 72 hours in advance.  

A little history. The initial infrastructure for the sewer system was constructed over thirty (30)  years ago, and your connection was planned when the original plans for the recorded subdivisions were drawn.  Sewer collection pipes and pumps were built under the entire street complex of PaaKo.  These allow us to take the output (effluent only) of your septic tank down to the Wastewater treatment plant on PaaKo Drive where it is purified so that it can be used for surface irrigation or pumped into the Arroyo.  The current Wastewater Treatment System was built over 15 years ago with State-Of-The-Art Membrane Filter technology.  This plant cost over $3+ Million dollars at the time (including engineering, planning & physical plant construction).  Over the entire time samples of the effluent (output) water are taken monthly and submitted to the EPA and State agencies.  Our current Operator, Prodigy, currently operates and performs routine maintenance on the entire system.

In November we took advantage of the New Mexico State’s offer to accept applications for loans and Grants for Wastewater treatment facilities.  As a result, the State agreed that our 30+-year-old system needed evaluation as to updates that were required.  As a result, they helped us by reviewing all of our existing loans and reducing the interest on them to 1%.  They also gave us a $50,000 Grant to hire an outside consultant to review the entire system and recommend updates that are required to continue operation into the future.  

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Published on Sunday, February 25, 2024


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Paa-Ko Sewer Association - Info and Update

FROM THE PAA-KO SEWER ASSOCIATION BOARD:
We know that most of you are not familiar with the PaaKo Communities Sewer Association other than your yearly bill and septic tank pumping every three years.  As an overview the Association is a New Mexico State Local Public Body, and you are all owners.  As such we are bound by State laws just like a government entity.  We must abide by the state’s restrictive purchasing laws and open meetings rules.  No more than 2 board members may meet without public declaration 72 hours in advance.  

A little history. The initial infrastructure for the sewer system was constructed over thirty (30)  years ago, and your connection was planned when the original plans for the recorded subdivisions were drawn.  Sewer collection pipes and pumps were built under the entire street complex of PaaKo.  These allow us to take the output (effluent only) of your septic tank down to the Wastewater treatment plant on PaaKo Drive where it is purified so that it can be used for surface irrigation or pumped into the Arroyo.  The current Wastewater Treatment System was built over 15 years ago with State-Of-The-Art Membrane Filter technology.  This plant cost over $3+ Million dollars at the time (including engineering, planning & physical plant construction).  Over the entire time samples of the effluent (output) water are taken monthly and submitted to the EPA and State agencies.  Our current Operator, Prodigy, currently operates and performs routine maintenance on the entire system.

In November we took advantage of the New Mexico State’s offer to accept applications for loans and Grants for Wastewater treatment facilities.  As a result, the State agreed that our 30+-year-old system needed evaluation as to updates that were required.  As a result, they helped us by reviewing all of our existing loans and reducing the interest on them to 1%.  They also gave us a $50,000 Grant to hire an outside consultant to review the entire system and recommend updates that are required to continue operation into the future.  

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Loose Dogs on Canyon Ridge

There have been a few reports of loose dogs at the top of Canyon Ridge on several occasions - no owner in sight.  An Airedale and a Sheepdog. These dogs bark at other walkers with dogs, causing them to try and take a different route because of the uncertainty of what the two dogs will do.  

This is a reminder that dogs must be in a fenced yard or on leash when outside of the house.


 

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