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BOSQUE FARMS Educational Media Foundation December 2000 • KQLV.C • KAlU • KGLX KMGA, KUNM, o KMGA KPEK, KRST, DKPEK KZZR o KRST • KXTC •LlKZRRKXXI • KLVO .KTEG• KKOR ~I DI<lJN.1 DKTDB o KFLQ o KRST o KZRR • KLVO • KXXQ • KYVA • KMIN-AM • KKOR • KKOBProp • KYLZ • KZSS-AM lie.. Jrl KLVO 4.r _KYLZ Scale 1:1,813,054 KKOB-AM 3.14 mV/m I I km _ .....__......,., 0 30 60 90 EXHIBIT 5: Stations considered in KQLV Gain/Loss Study EXHIBIT 6 OTHER AURAL SERVICES WITHIN KQLV(FM) PROPOSED LOSS AREA AT BOSQUE FARMS Educational Media Foundation December 2000 STATIONS LAND POPULATION Number Serving the Square % ofTotal 1990 Census % ofTotal Loss Area: Kilometers Loss Area Population Loss (approximate) Population o 508.8 3.2% 86 0.24% 1 3180.2 20.1% 1,852 5.19% 2 2668.9 16.8% 1,396 3.92% 3 142.9 0.9% o 0.00% 4 2306.3 14.6% 4,209 11.81 % 5 or more 7031.9 44.4% 28,107 78.84% Totals 15839.0 100.0% 35,650 100.0% EXHIBIT 7 SCHEDULE OF ALTERNATE CHANNELS PROPOSED LOSS AREA AT BOSQUE FARMS Educational Media Foundation December 2000 AREA SERVED Population Population Available Channels BY: Centroid White Area: No 86 34-26-45 225A, 226A, 235A, 246C2, 251 C2, other service 108-04-37 252C2, 255A, 257A, 263A, 265A, 270A, 272A, 274A, 276A, 282C3, 295A, 297C2, 298Cl, 299A Grey Area: 1 1852 34-55-27 237C3, 246C2, 248C3, 250C3, 251Cl, Other Service: 108-29-37 252C2, 254C3, 266C3, 272C2, 297C2, 298Cl,299C2 Area Served by 2 1365 of 34-20-59 245C3, 246C3, 252C3, 265C3, 270C2, Other Stations 1396 107-27-46 298C2 EXHIBITB TourBosque http://www.vaughancompany.com/Bosque/tourbosq.htm Welcome To Bosque Farms RURAL ATMOSPHERE + RELAXED LIVING + CONVENIENT LOCATION = "BOSQUE FARMS" Situated in Valencia County on the east bank of the Rio Grande River, Bosque Farms enjoys a unique location with a rural residential atmosphere, yet with convenient access to the largest urban community, "Albuquerque, New Mexico. Just a short twenty-minute drive from Bosque Farms to Albuquerque puts you in one of the "hottest" cities in America, according to a Newsweek magazine survey. A twenty minute drive back returns you to a community where traditional values are today's values, where the individual is important, where you can drive down a modern main street and see horseback riders along the river. Despite this proximity, Bosque Farms will never be swept up in urban sprawl. A unique geographic barrier, the Isleta Indian Reservation permanently divides Bosque Farms from Albuquerque, The reservation, a major contributor to our history and heritage, allows the Village to enjoy its relationship with the city, yet remain independent. The population of the Village is now estimated around 5,000. Growth and development in Bosque Farms has progressed since the incorporation in 1974 and has brought about significant changes to the community. Bosque Farms has the choice rural living of New Mexico for horse lovers and community functions involving horseback riding, a rodeo arena, 4-H clubs and horse shows. Recreational assets abound nearby as well, ranging from hunting, fishing, hiking, golfing, camping and skiing (both water skiing and snow skiing), horse racing, and historical tours. Photos of Bosque Farms Statistical Information about Bosque Farms I of2 1/31/200 I 4:41 PM BFstats Page 1 of2 BOSQUE FARMS STATISTICAL INFORMATION General: Bosque Farms is a progressive satellite community of Albuquerque. It is located just 20 minutes south ofAlbuquerque in the Rio Grande Research Corridor. Environment: Located in the Rio Grande River Valley, with mountains to the East, and mesa to the West. Elevation: 4850 Precipitation (inches) 8.1 January temperature High 50F, Low 17F (average) July temperature High 92F, Low 60F (average) Population: Current Approximate: 5,000, County wide: 55,000. Government: The Bosque Farms Village operates with a Mayor and Council. Law Enforcement: 14 Officers Fire Protection: Volunteer Planning Commission: Yes Zoning Regulations: Yes Taxes: Mill rate (Residential.) 23.646 Mill rate (Non Residential) 28.483 Gross receipts tax: 6.25% Industrial Park Los Morros Industrial Community: 500 acres located on the Western edge of Los Lunas, with direct access to Interstate 25. BFstats Page 2 of2 Communications: TV Stations (Albuquerque) 4 Major Networks, 3 Independent Cable TV 45 Channels received, 3 Pay Per View! Radio Stations: Local: 1, Albuquerque: 16 (received in Bosque Farms) Newspapers: Valencia County News Bulletin, Albuquerque Journal, Albuquerque Tribune Community Facilities: Churches: 4 Library: Bosque Farms Village Library Sports Programs: Young American Football League (YAFL), American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO), & ~IReturn to Bosque Realty Home Page IN~RNLTDLSlfiN SLRVlfBLS Custom Web Page Design Internet Advertising E-mail: [email protected] Bosque Farms New Mexico Resource Guide, City of Bosque Farms, New Mexico Facts an.. Page I of2 National Contact Us Home Advertise Directory Fundraisers ~~SPONSORTHIS COMMUNITY BA NNfR &WfB PAGf [NeW OfOH N£I!!D A HOTEL RESERVATION? Advertise .~ 800k IT NOW Special Offers Welcome to Key to the City's page for **** Bosque Farms Washington D.C. Our Nation's Capitol New Mexico **** Zip Code Footsteps ofhistory The New Mexico state capital is Santa Fe. **** Major USA What would you like to know about Bosque Farms Historical Events Statistics & Fach **** Choose a new Community Zip Codes In New l\lexico 87068 **** Choose a new Return to Inck\ State Statistics & Facts **** The population of Bosque Farms is approximately 3791. Check out these The approximate number of families is 1384. Bosque Farms New Mexico Resource Guide. City of Bosque Farms, New Mexico Facts an.. Page 2 of2 Special Messages The amount of land area in Bosque Farms is 10.097 sq. kilometers. The amount of surface water is 0 sq kilometers:. **** The distance from Bosque Farms to Washington DC is 1754 statute miles. The distance to the New Mexico state capital is 71 statute miles. (Statute Spot Ads~$1.00 miles are "as the crow flies") 1))00 irnpres!1io<ls Bosque Farms is positioned 34.85 degrees north ofthe equator and 106.70 degrees west ofthe prime meridian. **** Return to Indc, IcarPrtces.com I Contribute information free ofcharge for this community or any other **** community in the USA Be sure to include the name ofthe community and its state when writing Advertise Here to Key to the City as you are NOT writing directly to this community. Learn how to be a sponsor on Key to the City Choose a new community in the state ofNew Mexico Return to the Key to the City Home Page. Thanks for visiting Key to the City. Come back again! We'll leave the light on for you! _visitors © 2000 Key to the City Web page design by Snow Enterprises, Norco, California Bosque Farms New Mexico Page I of 5 BOSQlJEFARMS Area Code 505 What Would You Like To Do Today? Choose Your Activity Beekeeping Churches Photos • Beekeeping • i\ssemblies Of God • Additional Photos • Baha'i • Baptist Southern • Church Of Christ Bowling Eating Establishments Reading • Howling • American • Libraries • Barbecue • Fast lood Weddings • llamburgers • JapdtlCSl' • \h:xican • AnnoLll1cementslnvitations • '\e\\ \kxican • Caterers • Piud • Disc Jockevs • J\.'\velers . • \lusicians Bosque Farms New Mexico Page 2 of 5 Bosque Farms - Beekeeping: Hays Honey And Apple Farm 400 Esperanza Rd 869-2369 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms - Bowling: Bosque Farms Bowl 1050 Bosque Fanns Blvd 869-2377 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Churches - Assemblies OfGod: Assembly Of God Ministries 275 North Bosque Lp 869-3022 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Churches - Baha'i: Baha'i Faith Los Lunas 565-2316 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Churches - Baptist Southern: First Baptist Church Of Bosque Farms 1350 Bosque Fanns Blvd 869-2759 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Churches - Church OfChrist: Church Of Christ - Bosque Farms 869-3588 RKrURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Eating Establishments - American: Blake's Lota Burger Inc 31 (also under Eating Establishments - Fast Food. Hamburgers) 1395 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-100 I Bosque Farms New Mexico Page 3 ofS J & J Restaurant 1700 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-9038 McDonald's Restaurant (also under Eating Establishments - Fast Food, Hamburgers) 845 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-2685 Sonic Drive-In (also under Eating Establishments - Fast Food, Hamburgers) 1351 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-2171 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Eating Establishments - Barbecue: Jake And Andre's Rib House (also under Weddings - Caterers) 2195 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-7427 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Eating Establishments - Fast Food: Blake's Lata Burger Inc 31 (also under Eating Establishments - American, I-Iamburgers) 1395 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-100 I McDonald's Restaurant (also under Eating Establishments - American, Hamburgers) 845 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-2685 Sonic Drive-In (also under Eating Establishments - American, Hamburgers) 1351 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-2171 Teriyaki Express (also under Eating Establishments - Japanese) 1540 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-3050 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Eating Establishments - Hamburgers: Blake's Lata Burger Inc 31 (also under Eating Establishments - American, Fast Food) 1395 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-100 I Bosque Farms New Mexico Page 4 of5 McDonald's Restaurant (also under Eating Establishments - American. Fast Food) 845 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-2685 Sonic Drive-In (also under Eating Establishments - American. Fast Food) 135 I Bosque Farms Blvd 869-2171 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque Farms Eating Establishments - Japanese: Teriyaki Express (also under Eating Establishments - Fast Food) 1540 Bosque Farms Blvd 869-3050 RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Bosque
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