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Northwest Mesa CPA Assessment Report Sections 1-3 Draft

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This document is a preliminary draft of the first 3 sections of the Northwest Mesa Community Planning Area Assessment Report. A draft of the full report will be posted in the coming months.

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In multiple places the photos (and some comments) actually refer to areas south of Montano. In many ways, Montano seems like an arbitrary and artificial boundary. How important in the analysis and recommendations will it be to keep these two CPAs separate?

Rinconada Canyon is in the West Mesa CPA boundary.
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Interesting. Piedras Marcadas is accessible now from sunrise to sunset, 365 days a year.
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Recently built and proposed multi-family housing has been planned as high end development with multiple amenities like club houses, swimming pools etc.
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The ABQ Ride schedule does not show a route 96 or route 551. The 790 will operate only untile the end of the UNM academic year.
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