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Resident asks Rio Rancho to allow two horses per acre in E1 zone, citing changed land use and private feeding
6429851 · October 23, 2025
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Summary
A resident asked the council to amend the city ordinance to allow two horses per acre in E1 zoned properties, saying current lots no longer provide forage and that horses are social animals that need company.
At the council’s public forum, resident Tammy Zack asked the governing body to revise the E1 zoning ordinance to allow two horses per acre rather than the current one horse per acre limit.
Zack, who said she has lived in New Mexico for 32 years and keeps two horses on an E1 property, told…
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