Public hearing on proposed concrete batch plant in Alto draws critics, supportersBy Reyes Mata III Special to the Ruidoso News Opposition to a concrete batch plant in the mountain community of Alto, New Mexico escalated earlier this month when dozens of its residents appealed to the state’s environment department to deny an air… Feb 23 22February 23, 2022Article at Ruidoso News
Why the tower network atop the Franklin Mountains is causing 'massive concerns' across government agencies, law enforcement, elected leaders, the city and television stationsAlong a high ridge of the Franklin Mountains is a tower network that supports federal, state and local government communications – including national security and emergency broadcast messages – yet it has not been maintained for more than three years… Nov 28 21November 28, 2021Article at El Paso Inc.
Alto residents ask court to label proposed concrete plant a nuisance in lawsuitSpecial to the Ruidoso News ALTO, N.M. — The group of Alto neighbors resisting a proposed concrete plant have filed a lawsuit to block the industrial operation from breaking ground in their scenic mountain community. “We are now in full-steam ahead… Article at Ruidoso News
Alto residents organize opposition to proposed concrete batch plant. Lincoln County Commission passes resolution backing them.Roper Construction Inc. owner Ryan Roper said the concrete batch plant would benefit the developing region. For the Ruidoso News Lincoln County Commissioners earlier this month passed a resolution in support of an outspoken group of Alto residents… Article at Ruidoso News
