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2

Oct

2022

Update on Campbell Ranch from EMPAC

EMPAC Campbell Ranch update: 

On April 12 2022, a letter from the NM Attorney General’s Office resulted in the closure of the Edgewood Commissioners’ hearing convened to hear EMPAC’s appeal to overturn the 2021 approval of the Campbell Ranch plan amendment.
  The amendment would have allowed the Campbell Ranch property to be sold in small parcels without coordination among developers and without evaluation of adverse impacts to water supply by the Office of the State Engineer.  The hearing closure rendered the 2021 amendment null and void.

As a result, the developer has reverted to the original 2002 Campbell Ranch Master Plan (CRMP).
  This plan was approved by the Edgewood Town Council, therefore implementation can proceed without informing the public.  This move prevents the public from being informed about developer activities and eliminates public review, input, and public meetings (like the one on April 12, where 250 of our East Mountain neighbors showed up to protest the development). 

EMPAC continues to closely monitor activity related to implementation of the CRMP. Recently, we completed review of all public records held by the Town of Edgewood related to Campbell Ranch from 1999 (when Edgewood annexed Campbell land) through 2022.
  This review ensures that we have all relevant background to continue our commitment to oppose this irresponsible development, which would change forever our East Mountains community.  We appreciate your support.

For a history of EMPAC’s opposition to this development, please visit https://theempac.org/ 
For information on this update, contact Kathy Freas at kefreas1@outlook.com.

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Published on Sunday, October 2, 2022


11

Sep

2022

Bear and Mountain Lion

Am sending this out again, as I discovered it would be helpful to attach the photos of the bear and mountain lion. : -)

Attached you will find great photos of a (skinny) bear and a mountain lion recently seen on Canyon Ridge.

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Published on Sunday, September 11, 2022


14

Aug

2022

Minutes from Special HOA Board Meeting

Attached are the minutes from the Special HOA Board of Directors Meeting held on this past Tuesday evening.

To see, go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS


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Published on Sunday, August 14, 2022


17

Jul

2022

Big Bear

Attached is a photo of a bear seen recently in Paa-Ko. Please go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS to view the photo 


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Published on Sunday, July 17, 2022


24

Apr

2022

Bear Sighting

On Easter, a bear was sighted on Tewa Court.  So they are out and about.  Bears love to see bird feeders and hummingbird feeders hanging around - they also love to see full garbage cans that are left outside.  Please don’t tempt them with these things.  Take feeders down at night and put trash cans in garage or get a bear proof bin.  A fed bear is a dead bear.

To see the photo of this bear, go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS


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Published on Sunday, April 24, 2022


24

Apr

2022

General Information About Amenities

Attached there is a document containing general information about the Amenities part of Paa-Ko, including info on how to become an Amenity Member if not already one.

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Published on Sunday, April 24, 2022


6

Feb

2022

Paa-Ko Communities HOA Violation of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions Policy

Attached is the Violations Policy as well as a copy of the First Notice of Violation letter that will be sent out.  The Paa-Ko Board of Directors voted to adopt this policy at their Board Meeting on November 3rd.  Please review, as this is now in effect.

To see the attachments, go to READ MORE and then to DOCUMENTS


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Published on Sunday, February 6, 2022


24

Oct

2021

Paa-Ko Communities HOA Violation of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions Policy

Attached is the Violations Policy which the HOA Board of Directors intends to adopt as well as a copy of the First Notice of Violation letter that will be sent out.

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Published on Sunday, October 24, 2021


15

Aug

2021

Property Crimes in Paa-Ko

INFORMATION FROM CHRIS BACA of the PAA-KO LEAG COMMITTEE

DATE: August 3, 2021     LOCATION: Gated community in Paa-Ko  SYNOPSIS: Resident called the front office and reported her truck was burglarized, while it was parked in her driveway. It appears the theft occurred between 07/31/2021 5pm) and 08/01/2021(unknown time-frame). Stolen items included a set of golf clubs, a tennis racket, and a computer printer. Victim reportedly observed a "small green" truck outside the gated community as they (residents) were leaving on Saturday evening. 

DATE: August 11, 2021    LOCATION: Proximity of Raindance RD and Paa-Ko  SYNOPSIS: Resident called the front office and reported the house he is building was burglarized on 08/11/2021. The suspect(s) damaged multiple doors, in what appears to be an attempt to gain entry.  Forced entry was eventually gained through a side door, and various tools, to include an air compressor, were stolen. This incident was reported to BCSO. The victim has implemented various control measures in order to mitigate another burglary or loss of equipment (items of value).

Burglaries are oftentimes crimes of opportunity, and the offenders look for easy targets. Never leave any items of value in plain-sight of general public, whether in the car or outside your home.  Always keep vehicles locked if parked outside. 
Although Paa-Ko is generally a low-crime community (based on reported calls for service to BCSO), it is not immune to the reality of crime (property crime, violent crime, etc).  All residents should continually remain vigilant and aware of their surroundings and neighborhood - take note of suspicious cars, etc. Get to know your neighbors - they can be your eyes and ears if you are absent from your home.Please report and suspicious activities (possibly the sound of a blunt object being used to strike a door or glass breaking) to:
*BCSO (call 911 if you see a crime happening, or call the non-emergency number 505-798-7000 for suspicious activity)

*Anthony Campos (Paa-Ko Security) 505-803-3075 or the *Paa-Ko Office - 505-281-1900


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Published on Sunday, August 15, 2021


4

Jul

2021

Dogs

All about dogs — again! A variety of complaints about dogs came in this week, so they’re are all piled together here.  Repetition over and over……

Please be considerate of your neighbors and other Paa-Ko residents.  
Keep your dogs on a leash
Pick up your dogs’ poop
Keep your dog contained in an enclosed yard
Please control constantly barking dogs, especially into the night.

These are common sense things for pet owners in neighborhoods - and some are required in the county and in Paa-Ko.


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Published on Sunday, July 4, 2021


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Special Meeting of the BOD of the Paa-Ko Communities Sewer Association

A special meeting of the BOD of the Paa-Ko Sewer Association will take place on Thursday, January 22 at 3:30 pm  in the Paa-Ko Event Center.

On the agenda, besides approving minutes from last meeting, reviewing and approving the 2026 Final Budget and the 4th quarter Financials, and a report from Prodigy Builders:

Discuss and approve amended resolution following approval for emergency purchase of Hach online turbidity and online PH meter

Continued discussion on issues pertaining to the extension of service area to the San Antonito Elementary School(outside of Paa-Ko Master Plan) and for addition of middle school adjacent to east Mountain High School.

Continued discussion and review of draft proposals from PSCA attorney for changes to the PCSA Articles of Incorporation & Amended and Restated Bylaws.

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