NMSA 5-8-29. Consolidation of land use assumptions and capital
A municipality or county may combine land use assumptions and a capital improvements plan for a service area with no more than 300 units, but only if it follows notice, hearing, and other required procedures.
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capital improvements plan hearings land use assumptions public notice
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