Developer, county spar over 'interim' definition

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The zoning change is not the only issue Santolina’s developers are taking to the Bernalillo County Commission.
Western Albuquerque Land Holdings (WALH) representatives say they are appealing to the commission in what has so far been their losing battle with county staff over the definition of “interim” – and specifically whether such projects as landfills and solar farms should qualify as interim land uses.
The question emerged in 2019 when the county was approached about putting a waste management facility within the Santolina Master Plan area, county documents say.
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WALH itself is not building the facility – another company is buying about 300 Santolina acres for the project, which would include storing old tires for potential future recycling – but is invested in the debate the landfill helped trigger.

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