Albuquerque public meetings in 2021
72 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is meeting to vote on several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include affordable rental housing development and updates to the city's building and plumbing codes. The council will also consider transit equity for the zero-fare pilot and language access improvements.
- Calle Cuarta Development Agreement with YES Housing for affordable rental housing
- $8,500,000 industrial revenue bonds for Hope Christian Schools project
- New Uniform Administrative Code for building, plumbing, and electrical standards
- Transit Department’s Equity Analysis for the Zero Fare Pilot program
- Traffic signal project on Louisiana Boulevard using federal funds
City Council Study Session
The City Council will meet via Zoom to approve the May 24, 2021, summary minutes. The session also includes a discussion regarding the resignation of CPOA Board members. No other actions will be taken during this study session.
- Approval of May 24, 2021, summary minutes
- Discussion regarding resignation of CPOA Board members
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The committee will consider various city contracts, leases, and ordinances. Items include a redistricting committee proposal and an age-friendly action plan. Two items are intended for deferral to later dates.
- $8,500,000 industrial revenue bond issuance for Hope Christian Schools, Inc.
- Establishment of a Redistricting Committee to review council districts
- Lease agreement with Zia Community Cares, LLC at 5400 Gibson Blvd. SE
- Approval of the One Albuquerque Age-Friendly Action Plan
- Supplemental agreement for legal services with German * Burnette & Associates, LLC
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing several items related to city infrastructure and funding. This includes authorizing the sale of bonds for capital improvements like roads and public safety. The Council will also address park renovations and legislative priorities.
- Authorization of up to $110,000,000 in Tax Improvement Revenue Bonds
- Funding and renovations for Los Altos Park
- Zoning appeal for a major wall or fence at 8921 Democracy Rd NE
- Winrock Town Center Tax Increment Development District bond issuance
- Appointment of Jana Lynne Pfeiffer to the Environmental Planning Commission
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several contract awards and city ordinances. Agenda items include a development agreement for affordable rental housing and updates to technical building codes.
- Calle Cuarta Development Agreement with YES Housing for affordable rental housing
- Adoption of Uniform Administrative and Technical Codes for buildings and structures
- Contract award to Mitchell International for pharmacy benefit management services
- Contract award to Jarrett Walker & Associates, LLC for ABQ RIDE system evaluation
- Grant agreement with New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Department
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing several resolutions and contract amendments. Key items include infrastructure improvements for 118th Street and updates to the Los Altos Park renovation plan. The council will also address various appointments and lease agreements.
- Lease amendment for Kairos Power LLC involving $125,000,000 in industrial revenue bonds
- Resolution for corridor improvements and an interchange at 118th Street
- Resolution regarding Los Altos Park renovations and alcohol consumption rules
- Lease agreement with CLNKids at the John Marshall Health and Social Service Center
- Funding request for substance use treatment voucher contractors exceeding $100,000
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee will consider the Mayor's appointment of Jana Lynne Pfeiffer to the Environmental Planning Commission. The meeting is being held via Zoom video conference.
- Mayor's appointment of Jana Lynne Pfeiffer to the Environmental Planning Commission (EC-21-460)
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is considering several contracts and ordinances. Items include an affordable housing development agreement, building code updates, and pharmacy benefit management awards. One tax preparer ordinance is intended to be deferred.
- Calle Cuarta Development Agreement with YES Housing for affordable rental housing
- Award recommendation to Mitchell International for pharmacy benefit management
- Award recommendation to Jarrett Walker & Associates, LLC for ABQ RIDE evaluation
- Adoption of new Uniform Administrative and Technical Codes for buildings
- Project Labor Agreement requirement for a new multi-purpose soccer stadium
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will consider a ground lease and development agreement with Amazon.com Services LLC. The agenda also includes amendments to the City Budget Ordinance and the adoption of the Menaul Redevelopment Study recommendations.
- Ground lease and development agreement with Amazon.com Services LLC
- Amendment to the City Budget Ordinance regarding annual operating budget preparation
- Adoption of the Menaul Redevelopment Study and recommendations as city policy
- Appointment of Diane McDermott as Interim Director of the Civilian Police Oversight Agency
- Corridor improvements for 118th Street from Interstate 40 to Senator Dennis Chavez Boulevard
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several city ordinances and contracts. Agenda items include updates to building and plumbing codes, a transit agency safety plan, and park renovation details. The committee will also review annual reports from the Office of Internal Audit and the Office of Inspector General.
- Project Labor Agreement for new multi-purpose soccer stadium (R-21-192)
- Adoption of Uniform Administrative and Technical Codes for buildings and plumbing (O-21-76)
- Lease agreement with CLNKids at 1500 Walter SE (EC-21-453)
- Substance use treatment voucher funding exceeding $100,000 (EC-21-457)
- Los Altos Park renovation and new security vehicle facility (R-21-208)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive updates from city legislative liaisons regarding the New Mexico Legislature and the 117th Congress. The meeting includes a review of draft federal and state priority resolutions for 2022. Public comment is not permitted at this meeting.
- Update on New Mexico State Legislative Interim Committee and 2022 Short Session
- Update on the current session of the 117th Congress
- Review of draft federal and state priorities resolutions for 2022
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee is considering R-21-207 to adopt the Menaul Redevelopment Study and its recommendations as official city policy. The agenda also outlines procedures for public participation via Zoom and email.
- Adoption of the Menaul Redevelopment Study and Recommendations (R-21-207)
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is meeting to discuss several items, including a new ordinance for automated speed enforcement cameras. The agenda also includes the formation of a new tax increment development district and various grant approvals for economic development and parks.
- Enacting the Albuquerque Automated Speed Enforcement Ordinance for speed cameras
- Approving the formation of the South Campus Tax Increment Development District
- Public hearing regarding an appeal for a drive-through facility at 1901 Ladera DR NW
- Accepting grant funds from the MBDA for the Economic Development Department
- Recognizing the Albuquerque Indian School Cemetery as a sacred burial site
Public Safety Committee
The Albuquerque Public Safety Committee will meet on September 28, 2021. The agenda includes consideration of a fourth supplemental agreement with the Domestic Violence Resource Center.
- Approval of Fourth Supplemental Agreement with Domestic Violence Resource Center (EC-21-428)
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several items including building code updates and grant applications. The meeting also covers intergovernmental agreements and various city department appropriations.
- Adopting new Uniform Administrative and Technical Codes for buildings (O-21-76)
- Requiring a Project Labor Agreement for new soccer stadium construction (R-21-192)
- Approving an intergovernmental agreement with Bernalillo County and APS (R-21-190)
- Accepting grant funds from the Dennis Friends Foundation for Animal Welfare (R-21-199)
- Reviewing a building lease agreement with ADACEN, LLC (EC-21-433)
City Council
The City Council will vote on ordinances for a zero fare transit pilot and automated speed enforcement via cameras. The agenda also includes reviewing mayoral appointments and zoning appeals regarding wall heights. Additionally, the council will consider a contract award for ARPA fund management.
- Automated Speed Enforcement Ordinance using cameras
- Zero Fare Transit Pilot Project
- Contract award to Guidehouse Inc. for ARPA Fund Management Services
- Right of Way Vacation for Netflix Studios, LLC
- Zoning appeals regarding wall heights in University Heights and Torreon Addition
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider resolutions regarding 118th Street corridor improvements and soccer stadium development. One item proposes prioritizing construction at the I-40 and 118th Street interchange. Another item discusses requiring community benefits agreements for neighborhoods impacted by new soccer stadiums.
- R-21-182: Prioritizing 118th Street corridor improvements from Interstate 40 to Senator Dennis Chavez Boulevard
- R-21-191: Requiring community benefits agreements for new soccer stadium zone change applications
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing ordinances for a zero-fare transit pilot and automated speed enforcement cameras. The agenda also includes contract awards for concert services and ARPA fund management. Some budget and committee items have been deferred to future meetings.
- Zero Fare Transit Pilot Project ordinance (O-20-67)
- Automated Speed Enforcement Ordinance (O-21-69)
- Contract award for 'Concert Productions and Backline Services' (EC-21-396)
- Contract award for 'ARPA Fund Management Services' (EC-21-426)
- Zoning appeal regarding wall height in University Heights (AC-21-9)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee is reviewing ordinance O-21-71. This proposal seeks to repeal and replace the current Neighborhood Association Recognition Ordinance and update the responsibilities of the Office of Neighborhood Coordination. The item also includes revisions to neighborhood association notice requirements in the Integrated Development Ordinance.
- Repeal and replacement of 'The Neighborhood Association Recognition Ordinance' (O-21-71)
- Revisions to Integrated Development Ordinance regarding neighborhood association notice
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is meeting to consider Ordinance O-21-69. This ordinance proposes enacting automated speed enforcement through cameras to monitor travel and enforce speed limits.
- Ordinance O-21-69: Albuquerque Automated Speed Enforcement Ordinance
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several measures to establish a zero fare transit pilot project and a bond election for a multi-use public stadium. The agenda also includes mayoral appointments to various boards and resolutions regarding nuisance property abatements.
- Ordinance to provide for a Zero Fare Pilot Project in the Transit System
- Resolution for a bond election up to $60,000,000 for a multi-use public stadium
- Resolutions for the abatement of nuisance dwellings on Edith Blvd SE, High St SE, and Estancia Dr NW
- Resolution concerning the future management of Candelaria Nature Preserve
- Zoning variance appeal for 20 Richmond DR SE
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee is considering several ordinance amendments related to neighborhood associations and redevelopment agencies. The committee will also discuss prioritizing corridor improvements for 118th Street between Interstate 40 and Senator Dennis Chavez Boulevard.
- Revision of the Neighborhood Association Recognition Ordinance (O-21-71)
- Creation of a Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission (O-21-72)
- Changes to the Development Commission's role regarding redevelopment agencies (O-21-73)
- Prioritizing corridor improvements for 118th Street from I-40 to Senator Dennis Chavez Boulevard (R-21-182)
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will discuss a resolution to study the safety of storm water channels, arroyos, and irrigation canals. The agenda also includes reviewing the 2020 Civilian Police Oversight Agency semi-annual report.
- Presentation from Albuquerque Fire Department on community connect and 4th of July efforts
- 3rd Supplemental Agreement with Troy Luna, dba Comprehensive Counseling, LLC (EC-21-397)
- 2020 Civilian Police Oversight Agency (CPOA) Semi-Annual Report (OC-21-36)
- Resolution for a study on storm water channel and irrigation canal safety (R-21-188)
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will consider several city contracts and development agreements. This includes reviewing awards for airport services and legal personnel, as well as a report on the Wells Park Neighborhood. A proposed automated speed enforcement ordinance has been deferred to August 23.
- Springer Square Sky Link Development Agreement with Zydeco 66, LLC
- Formation of the Aspire Public Improvement District
- Rental car concessions at Albuquerque International Sunport
- Aviation sustainability consultation services contract
- Amendments to the Hospitality Fee Ordinance
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances to establish a zero-fare transit pilot and create capital improvements for underserved areas. The agenda also includes public hearings on zoning appeals and resolutions regarding nuisance property abatements.
- Ordinance to provide for a Zero Fare Pilot Project (O-21-67)
- Capital Improvements Ordinance amendment for underserved areas (O-21-49)
- Zoning appeals for 1203 Coal Ave SE (AC-21-6 and AC-21-7)
- Nuisance property abatement resolutions for 1717 Edith Blvd SE, 1804 High St SE, and 832 Estancia Dr NW
- Accepting recommendations from the Balloon Landing Task Force (R-21-160)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will consider a resolution establishing federal priorities for the City of Albuquerque's 2021-2022 community project funds. The committee will also discuss preparations with Washington and state legislature liaisons regarding future funding submittals and policy advocacy. No public comment is scheduled for this meeting.
- Consideration of R-21-181 establishing federal priorities for 2021-2022 community project funds
- Discussion on preparations for Federal Fiscal Year 23 Congressional Community Project Funds
- Discussion regarding City Policy Goals for the 55th New Mexico Legislature
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting including an economic development discussion and an administration question and answer period. The Council is also scheduled to take final action on an ordinance amendment regarding labor management relations.
- Ordinance O-21-70 amending the Labor Management Relations Ordinance
- Economic development discussion
- Administration question and answer period
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council meeting includes discussions on economic development and various administrative appointments. The agenda features several items for approval, including legal service contracts, property leases, and nuisance abatement resolutions.
- Sublease agreement between the City of Albuquerque and Netflix Studios, LLC
- Lease of 3333 Truman Street NE to the Boys & Girls Club of Central New Mexico
- Blanket amendment to airline operating agreements and terminal building leases
- Vacation of public right of way for Columbia Drive by the Aviation Department
- Abatement of nuisance dwellings at 1717 Edith Blvd SE, 6816 Ina Dr NE, and 1804 High St SE
City Council
The City Council will hold an economic development discussion and a question and answer period with administration officials. The council is also scheduled to consider adoption of text amendments for the 2020 Integrated Development Ordinance annual update.
- Adoption of text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16 (O-21-60)
- Economic development discussion
- Administration question and answer period
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will discuss the 2021 Albuquerque Climate Action Plan and the future management of Candelaria Nature Preserve. The agenda also includes consideration of a mayoral appointment to the Environmental Planning Commission.
- Appointment of Dennis F. Armijo Sr to the Environmental Planning Commission (EC-21-370)
- 2021 Albuquerque Climate Action Plan (EC-21-378)
- Future management and 2020 Resource Management Plan for Candelaria Nature Preserve (R-21-171)
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will hear a presentation from the Detective Academy. The committee will also review agreement EC-21-373 with New Mexico Tactical Emergency Medical Support.
- Presentation from the Detective Academy
- Agreement EC-21-373 with New Mexico Tactical Emergency Medical Support
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is considering several ordinances and resolutions regarding city services. Proposed items include a zero-fare transit pilot project and new capital set-asides for underserved areas. The committee will also review various legal service agreements and federal grant acceptances.
- Amendments to the Transit System Ordinance for a Zero Fare Pilot Project (O-21-67)
- Creation of a capital set-aside for underserved areas and communities (O-21-49)
- Acceptance of U.S. Department of Treasury Emergency Rental Assistance funds (R-21-167)
- Traffic management and safety improvements on Universe Boulevard (R-21-161)
- Approval of various outside counsel legal services agreements for FY22
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council meeting includes discussions on ordinance amendments and city agreements. Proposed items include repealing voter ID requirements for municipal elections and updating the Integrated Development Ordinance. The council will also review zoning appeals regarding a fueling station on Bridge Blvd SW.
- $10,000,000 Industrial Revenue Bond for El Encanto, Inc.
- Repeal of voter ID requirements for municipal elections
- Agreement between Albuquerque Fire Rescue and Albuquerque Ambulance Service
- Zoning appeals for a light vehicle fueling station on Bridge Blvd SW
- Text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance
City Council Study Session
This study session is for discussion only, and no action will be taken except for the approval of previous minutes. The Council will hear a presentation regarding the New Mexico Cannabis Regulation Act.
- Approval of June 25, 2020 Summary Minutes
- Presentation on the New Mexico Cannabis Regulation Act by Senator Katy M. Duhigg
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a proposal for a two-cent municipal gasoline tax to fund road repairs. The agenda also includes using American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic recovery and approving the FY 2022 operating budget.
- Proposed two-cent per gallon municipal gasoline tax for road rehabilitation
- Use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response and recovery
- Appropriation of funds for the FY 2022 City operating budget
- Lease agreement between the City and MW Development LLC
- Selection of the City Auditor
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss the City's annual operating budget for Fiscal Year 2022. The agenda includes establishing one-year objectives and appropriating funds for city operations. Members will also consider using American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response and recovery.
- Amendment to the City Budget Ordinance (O-21-50)
- Appropriation of FY 2022 operating and capital funds (R-21-147)
- Establishment of one-year objectives for FY 2022 (R-21-148)
- Use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response (R-21-157)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider ordinance O-21-60 regarding text amendments for the 2020 IDO Annual Update. This includes amendments for Small Mapped Areas.
- Ordinance O-21-60: Text amendments to Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review presentations from the Albuquerque Fire Department regarding H.E.A.R.T. and logistics. The committee will also consider agreements with New Mexico Solutions, DLG Accounting Advisory Services, and a real estate lease for parts of the Rosenwald Building Condominiums.
- Presentation from Albuquerque Fire Department's H.E.A.R.T. team
- Albuquerque Fire Department logistics overview presentation
- 4th Supplemental Agreement with New Mexico Solutions (EC-21-330)
- Real estate purchase and lease agreement for Rosenwald Building Condominiums (EC-21-331)
- Agreement with DLG Accounting Advisory Services (EC-21-335)
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The committee is reviewing ordinance amendments and city lease agreements. The agenda includes discussions on nuisance property abatements and federal grant approvals. Financial reports, including the FY20 audit, are also scheduled for review.
- Repealing voter ID requirements for municipal elections (O-21-61)
- Lease agreements with MW Development LLC and 10 Tanker Air Carrier (EC-322, EC-323)
- Nuisance property abatement requests at multiple addresses (R-21-152, R-21-153, R-21-154, R-21-155, R-21-156)
- Approval of the FY20 audit (EC-321)
- Adopting the 2021 Action Plan for CDBG, HOME, and ESG funds (R-21-159)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing resolutions for the City of Albuquerque's fiscal year 2022 budget. This includes appropriating funds for city operations and capital needs. The committee will also discuss using American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response and recovery.
- Appropriation of funds for FY 2022 city operations and capital funds (R-21-147)
- Use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response and recovery (R-21-157)
- Establishment of one-year objectives for fiscal year 2022 (R-21-148)
- Amendment to the City Budget Ordinance regarding annual budget preparation (O-21-50)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee is holding a special meeting to discuss ordinance updates. The committee will consider adopting text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16. These amendments are part of the 2020 IDO annual update and include provisions for small mapped areas.
- Adopting text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16 (O-21-60)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including ground lease agreements and transit department grants. Proposed actions include amending the traffic code for residential parking and adopting a 'Safe Harbor' policy for victims of violence. The council will also address nuisance abatement for specific properties.
- Highlands East redevelopment in the Sycamore Metropolitan Redevelopment Area
- Amendments to the Traffic Code regarding residential permit parking areas
- Adoption of a 'Safe Harbor' policy for victims of domestic and other violence
- Authorization of grant applications for Transit Department programs
- Nuisance abatement for structures at 5912 Sweet Water Dr NW and 1717 Edith Blvd SE
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss the City of Albuquerque's fiscal year 2022 budget and objectives. This includes proposals for operating and capital fund appropriations. The committee will also consider using American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response and recovery efforts.
- FY 2022 budget appropriations and adjustments (R-21-147)
- One-year objectives for fiscal year 2022 (R-21-148)
- Use of American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic recovery (R-21-157)
- Amendments to the City Budget Ordinance (O-21-50)
City Council
The City Council is reviewing final actions regarding industrial revenue bonds for El Encanto, Inc. and the Affordable Solar Project. The agenda also includes mayoral appointments to several municipal boards and budget adjustments for Pan-Asian student community support.
- Up to $10,000,000 in Industrial Revenue Bonds for the El Encanto, Inc. project
- $8,000,000 Industrial Revenue Bond for the Affordable Solar Project
- Ground Lease and Development Agreement with Theia Group, Inc.
- Appointments to the Civilian Police Oversight Agency Board
- General Fund appropriations for Pan-Asian Student Community support
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider requests for additional community input regarding the proposed Gateway Center at the former Lovelace Hospital site. It will also discuss adopting recommendations from the Juan Tabo Connectivity Study.
- R-21-141: Requesting additional community input and good neighbor measures for the proposed Gateway Center
- R-21-143: Adopting recommendations from the Juan Tabo Connectivity Study near Eubank, Southern Boulevard, and Tijeras Arroyo
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review Albuquerque Police Department expenditure reports related to the Court Approved Settlement Agreement. The committee will also discuss the 2020 CPOA Semi-Annual Report and a resolution regarding a “Safe Harbor” policy for crime victims.
- Resolution R-21-142: Adopting a policy to create a “Safe Harbor” for victims of domestic violence and other violence to engage with police without fear of arrest.
- EC-21-311: Report on Albuquerque Police Department expenditures related to the Court Approved Settlement Agreement (CASA).
- OC-21-29: 2020 CPOA Semi-Annual Report.
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several items including ground lease agreements and transit department grants. The agenda includes proposed changes to residential permit parking and the abatement of nuisance structures. The committee will also review the 2020 Workforce Housing Trust Fund Report.
- Redevelopment of the Sycamore Metropolitan area for Springhill Suites
- Amendments to the Traffic Code for new residential permit parking areas
- Ground lease agreements for properties at 3712 Edith Blvd. NE and 6325 Hanover Rd., NW
- Grant applications for Transit Department programs from the Federal Transit Administration
- Abatement of nuisance structures at 376 Dolores Dr NW, 5912 Sweet Water Dr NW, and 1717 Edith Blvd SE
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is meeting via Zoom to discuss energy sustainability goals and various mayoral appointments. The agenda includes a public hearing for a zoning appeal regarding an electronic sign on Lomas Blvd NE. The Council will also consider a resolution to temporarily halt the creation of new residential parking permit areas.
- Zoning appeal for an electronic sign at 99999 Lomas Blvd NE
- Resolution to halt new residential parking permit areas
- Agreement with Boomalli Consulting to commission art at Albuquerque BioPark
- Appointment of Richard Johnson to the Civilian Police Oversight Agency Board
- Award to Quest Diagnostics Clinical Laboratories for drug testing services
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will review reports from state and federal lobbyists. The committee will also discuss guidance for lobbyists and address potential action items resulting from these reports.
- Report from State Lobbyists on State Legislature
- Discussion of guidance for lobbyists
- Update from Federal Lobbyists
- Potential action items in response to lobbyist reports
City Council
The City Council will meet via Zoom to consider several financial and administrative items. Key actions include authorizing the sale of General Oblable Bonds totaling up to $42,960,000 and appointing Harold Medina as Chief of Police. The agenda also includes infrastructure projects and updates to the Integrated Development Ordinance.
- Appointment of Harold Medina as Chief of Police
- Authorization of up to $42,960,000 in General Obligation Bonds
- Engineering consultants for Tierra Pintada Blvd. and Mirehaven Pkwy. roundabout
- Grant funds for the Waste Isolation Pilot Program for Albuquerque Fire Rescue
- Moratorium on specific sections of the Integrated Development Ordinance
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review reports from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature and discuss guidance for lobbyists. The meeting also includes a review of City Agent recommendations for a list of potential federal funding projects.
- Report from State Lobbyists on State Legislature
- Discussion of guidance for lobbyists
- Review of Federal Funding Project List recommendations
Public Safety Committee
The committee will receive an update from the Albuquerque Community Safety Department Coordinator. The meeting also includes a quarterly report for the new department under FY21 R-20-99, Objective 16.
- Albuquerque Community Safety Department Update
- EC-21-269 Albuquerque Community Safety (ACS) Department Quarterly Report
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The committee will consider several contract awards, including employee health and testing services. It will also discuss ordinances regarding property abatements and capital improvement funding.
- Professional Service Agreement with Boomalli Consulting Pty, Ltd. for Albuquerque BioPark art
- Ordinance to create a capital set-aside for underserved areas and communities
- Direction on La Jornada Art Installation pending criminal investigation
- Funding addition for the HopeWorks Displaced Tenant Relocation contract
- Roadway project for Ventura Street and Holly Avenue traffic circle
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review reports from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature and discuss guidance for lobbyists. The agenda also includes a review of a potential project list for federal funding; public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report from State Lobbyists on State Legislature
- Discussion of guidance for lobbyists
- Federal Funding Potential Project List
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will consider several resolutions, including establishing a policy committee for public health and sustainability. The council is also reviewing priorities for future open space land acquisitions and an update to the 2014 Social Service Gap Analysis Study. Public hearings are scheduled regarding zoning appeals for properties on Martin Luther King Ave NE and Edith Blvd NE.
- Real estate sales agreement for approximately 0.32 acres in the Ives Addition
- Establishing a City Healthy Communities, Public Health, and Sustainability Policy Committee
- Creating a priorities list for future open space land acquisitions
- Zoning appeals for properties at 405 Martin Luther King Ave NE and Edith Blvd NE
- Proposed Healthy Families and Workplaces Ordinance regarding employer-provided paid leave
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will elect a Vice Chair and receive updates from state and federal lobbyists. The meeting includes discussions on guidance for lobbyists based on recent reports.
- Election of Vice Chair
- Report from State Lobbyists on the State Legislature
- Discussion of guidance for lobbyists
- Federal update from federal lobbyists
Committee of the Whole
The Committee will consider R-21-128 regarding the programming of funds and projects for the 2021-2030 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements. This item also includes the 2021 Two-Year Capital Budget.
- Approval of funds and projects for the 2021-2030 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements
- Approval of the 2021 Two-Year Capital Budget
Public Safety Committee
The committee will discuss support for State House Bill 156 regarding penalties for peace officers. It will also consider approving grant funds for the FY21 Waste Isolation Pilot Program to fund Albuquerque Fire Rescue.
- Support for State House Bill 156 regarding criminal sexual penetration penalties (M-21-9)
- Approval of FY21 Waste Isolation Pilot Program grant funds for Albuquerque Fire Rescue (R-21-136)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive a report from state lobbyists concerning the State Legislature. Members will discuss the report and establish guidance for lobbyists. The committee may also take action items in response to the report if needed.
- Report from state lobbyists on the State Legislature
- Discussion of lobbyist guidance
- Potential action items following the lobbyist report
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is scheduled to take final action on several resolutions. These include establishing a new policy committee for public health and sustainability and addressing procedures for police chief vacancies. The agenda also includes mayoral appointments to various advisory boards.
- Establishing a City Healthy Communities, Public Health, and Sustainability Policy Committee
- Developing procedures for Albuquerque Police Chief vacancies or unavailability
- Abatement of a nuisance dwelling at 5609 Everitt Rd NW
- Implementing a community equity criterion for the Capital Implementation Program
- Mayor's appointments to Transit and Airport Advisory Boards
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will review a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The committee will also discuss guidance for lobbyists and consider potential action items in response to the report. No public comment will be taken at this meeting.
- Report from State Lobbyists on State Legislature
- Discussion of guidance for lobbyists
- Potential action items in response to the lobbyist report
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider approving funds and projects for the 2021-2030 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements. This includes the 2021 Two-Year Capital Budget.
- Approval of funds and projects for the 2021-2030 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements (R-21-128)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee will discuss establishing a priorities list for the City of Albuquerque's future open space land acquisitions. This includes identifying immediate priorities and special provisions for certain properties.
- Resolution R-21-134: Establishing a priorities list for future open space land acquisitions
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will hear a presentation from the Albuquerque Police Department's Rapid Accountability Diversion (RAD) Program. The committee will also consider R-21-133, which proposes updating the 2014 Social Service Gap Analysis Study and adjusting Fiscal Year 2021 General Fund appropriations.
- Presentation from Albuquerque Police Department's Rapid Accountability Diversion (RAD) Program
- R-21-133: Update to the 2014 Social Service Gap Analysis Study and FY 2021 General Fund appropriation adjustment
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will review several proposals regarding city funding and land use. The agenda includes an ordinance amendment for underserved communities and a new priorities list for open space acquisitions.
- Amending the Capital Improvements Ordinance for underserved areas (O-21-49)
- Real estate sales agreement for 0.32 acres in Ives Addition (EC-21-253)
- Establishing priorities for future open space land acquisitions (R-21-134)
- Transferring excess Parking Division revenue to the General Fund (R-20-127)
- Accepting grant funds from Living Cities for the Legal Department (R-21-129)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will review a report from state lobbyists regarding the State Legislature. The committee will also discuss guidance for lobbyists and consider potential action items if needed.
- Report from State Lobbyists on State Legislature
- Discussion of Report from State Lobbyists and Guidance for Lobbyists
- Potential action items in response to the report
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including a mandate for employers to provide paid leave. The meeting also includes discussions on adding racial equity criteria to the city's capital implementation plan and establishing a new public health policy committee.
- Healthy Families and Workplaces Ordinance regarding paid leave
- Resolution to add racial equity criteria to the Capital Implementation Program
- Policy for interim appointments of Albuquerque Police Chiefs
- Imperial Inn Development Agreement
- Belly Freight Building Lease and Operating Agreement
Internal Operations Committee
The committee will review various office updates, including staffing and audio visual equipment. The agenda also includes a department budget update. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting due to the Public Health Emergency.
- Office updates regarding front office, audio visual equipment, and staffing
- Discussion of City Hall / Bernalillo County Exit
- Department Budget Update
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is considering several final actions, including adding a racial equity criterion to the development of the Capital Implementation Program. The agenda also includes requests for state-level road priorities and various appointments to city boards.
- Adding a racial equity criterion to the Capital Implementation Program (R-20-85)
- Requesting NM DOT prioritize Coors Road development as an urban arterial (R-20-121)
- Extending the moratorium on Irving Boulevard through December 31, 2021 (R-20-124)
- Approving engineering consultants for De Vargas Rd. Widening and University Blvd reconstruction
- Abatement of a nuisance structure at 1623 Central Ave NW (R-20-2)
Public Safety Committee
The committee will receive a presentation on COVID-19 services offered by Family and Community Services and Senior Affairs. Members will also discuss resolution R-20-123, which sets policy for interim appointments of Albuquerque Police Chiefs.
- Presentation on COVID-19 services from Family and Community Services and Senior Affairs
- Resolution R-20-123 regarding interim Albuquerque Police Chief appointment policy
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The committee will consider several items including lease agreements for the Belly Freight Building and New Mexico BioPark Society. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding property abatement at 1623 Central Ave NW and changes to parking revenue distribution.
- Lease agreement with Global Aviation Services, LLC for Belly Freight Building
- Ground Lease Agreement with the New Mexico BioPark Society
- Nuisance abatement at 1623 Central Ave NW
- Transfer of excess Parking Division revenue to the General Fund
- Permanent funding for Neighborhood Traffic Management Program
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including updates to the Human Rights Ordinance regarding hair styles. The meeting also includes discussions on racial equity criteria for city programs and infrastructure priorities for Coors Road. Some items related to tax preparers and nuisance abatement have been deferred.
- Amend Human Rights Ordinance to prohibit discrimination based on hair types and styles
- Add a racial equity criterion to the Capital Implementation Program
- Prioritize development of NM State Highway 45 (Coors Road)
- Zoning appeal for wall height at 3812 Zion Ct NE
- Award contract to McGriff, Seibels & Williams, Inc. for group benefits consulting