Albuquerque public meetings in 2022
60 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will review several city contracts, including lease agreements and funding for legal services. The agenda also includes resolutions to abate nuisance structures at various locations and updates to the transit safety plan. Several proposed ordinances regarding rental permits and scrap tires are intended for deferral.
- Redevelopment of 20 townhome units by Silver Townhomes, LLC
- Funding supplement for legal services from Peifer, Hanson, Mullins & Baker P.A.
- Agreement with HROD Inc for federal lobbying services
- Abatement of nuisance structures at 629 San Mateo Blvd SE and 158 Chama St NE
- Lease agreement with A-Com Technologies, LLC for parking spaces
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is scheduled to take final action on several ordinances regarding transit fares, public safety, and city code amendments. The meeting also includes discussions on economic development and various administrative appointments.
- Ordinance O-22-47: Transitioning the transit system from a zero-fare pilot to a pass-based free fare program.
- Ordinance O-22-49: Establishing the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Commission.
- Resolution R-22-76: Directing a pilot program for automated vehicle noise enforcement using cameras.
- Contract EC-22-153: Agreement with Ciudad Soil and Water Conservation District for wildfire mitigation.
- Ordinance O-22-50: Supporting the acquisition and renovation of a beverage manufacturing facility by Craftworks, LLC.
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review draft state and federal legislative priorities and an update to the Intergovernmental Affairs Ordinance. They will also consider an agreement with HROD Inc for federal lobbying services. Public comment is not permitted at this meeting.
- Second review of Draft State Priorities Legislation
- Update to Intergovernmental Affairs Ordinance (O-22-41)
- Review of Second Draft Federal Priorities Legislation
- Agreement with HROD Inc for federal lobbying services (EC-22-196)
- Report from State and Federal Lobbyist
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing ordinances for new food vendor and outdoor space permits. The agenda also includes funding for irrigation projects at several city parks and the issuance of tourism-related bonds. Some items, such as a transit security plan, have been deferred to a future meeting.
- $3,000,000 in lodgers' tax revenue bonds for tourist-related facilities
- New permits and fees for food vendors and outdoor space operators
- Irrigation and renovation funding for Ladera Golf Course, Netherwood Park, and Phil Chacon Park
- FY23 contracts for supportive housing vouchers to assist with homelessness
- Zoning appeal for a residential facility at 12105 Sierra Grande Ave NE
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee will consider two items on November 16, 2022. The agenda includes a request to approve the University Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan and an amendment to remove references to Safe Outdoor Spaces from the Integrated Development Ordinance.
- Approval of the University Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan (R-22-74)
- Amendment to §14-16 of the Integrated Development Ordinance regarding Safe Outdoor Spaces (O-22-33)
Public Safety Committee
The committee will review a recommendation for DNA testing and analysis services. They will also discuss establishing a tip line program for reporting illegally used or possessed firearms. This includes adjusting fiscal year 2023 appropriations to support the program.
- Recommendation of award for CODIS STR DNA testing and analysis services
- Establishment of a tip line program for reporting illegal firearms
- Adjustment of fiscal year 2023 appropriations for the firearm tip line
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several proposed amendments to the City Charter and City Code. These include updates to election laws, financial disclosure rules for officials, and the creation of a new commission. The committee will also consider contracts for wildfire mitigation and a pilot program for noise cameras.
- Ranked Choice Voting amendments to the City Charter
- Establishment of the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Commission
- Contract with Ciudad Soil and Water Conservation District for wildfire mitigation
- Pilot program for automated vehicle noise enforcement cameras
- Amendments to the Code of Ethics regarding financial disclosures
City Council
The Council will vote on amendments to the Transit Fares Ordinance, including plans for new security protocols and a pass-based system. Members will also consider establishing a permit and fee system for Safe Outdoor Space operators. Additionally, the Council will discuss regional housing authority legislation.
- Amending Transit Fares Ordinance to conclude the Zero Fare Pilot Project (O-22-47)
- Establishing a "Safe Outdoor Space Operator’s Permit" and associated fees (O-22-43)
- Supplementing an agreement with Albuquerque Behavioral Health for substance use treatment (EC-22-168)
- Directing the City not to approve certain site plans for 3525 4th St NW (R-22-72)
- Urging the New Mexico Legislature to create Regional Housing Authorities (M-22-7)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review draft resolutions regarding state and federal priorities. The agenda also includes a report on the FGO hearing for an IGR ordinance update.
- Review Draft State Priorities Resolution
- Review Draft Federal Priorities Resolution
- Report on FGO Hearing of IGR Ordinance Update
- Report from City’s State and Federal Representatives
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several city ordinances and reports. Agenda items include new regulations for food vendors and scrap tires, alongside updates on housing funds and transit security.
- Albuquerque Market Food Vendor Ordinance establishing a permitting fee
- Albuquerque Scrap Tire Ordinance establishing a permit and fee
- Program for the retrieval, return, and disposal of abandoned shopping carts
- Acceptance of USDA grant funds for the Parks and Recreation Department
- Transit system security incident response and reporting plan
City Council
The City Council will consider a new ordinance establishing Safe Outdoor Space Operator’s Permits and fees. The agenda also includes a zoning appeal for a courtyard wall in Nob Hill and a resolution regarding the 'Brown Property' at 3525 4th St NW. Additionally, the Council will review several mayoral appointments to various advisory boards.
- Zoning appeal for a courtyard wall at 4200 Brockmont Ave NE
- Resolution regarding development at 3525 4th St NW (Brown Property)
- Ordinance establishing Safe Outdoor Space Operator’s Permits and fees
- Motion urging the state to repeal rent control prohibitions
- Mayor's recommendation for architectural consultants for Albuquerque Museum Education Center
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee is reviewing Ordinance O-22-43, which would create a new 'Safe Outdoor Space Operator’s Permit' under Chapter 9 of the Revised Ordinances of Albuquerque 1994. This proposal includes the establishment of both the permit and a permitting fee.
- Ordinance O-22-43 establishing a Safe Outdoor Space Operator’s Permit and associated fee
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports from the state and federal lobbyists regarding upcoming legislative sessions. Staff will also report on coordination between City Council and the Administration concerning capital outlay requests. The committee will also review City Council priority requests.
- Report from State Lobbyist on Upcoming Legislative Session
- Review and extension of City Council Priorities Requests
- Report on coordination regarding Capital Outlay Requests
- Report from Federal Lobbyist
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will review several ordinances and lease agreements. Final actions include amendments to municipal art rules and the authority of the City Legal Department. The Council will also address a veto regarding funds for homeless veterans.
- Ordinance amending the City Attorney's duties to prohibit policy advocacy (O-22-35)
- Amending the Art In Municipal Places Ordinance (O-22-36)
- Direction regarding site plans for the 'Brown Property' at 3525 4th St NW (R-22-72)
- Lease agreement with Black Bow Events, LLC for office space at 100 Arno St. NE (EC-22-104)
- Veto of R-22-65 regarding funds for homeless and precariously housed veterans (EC-22-145)
City Council
The City Council will review several appointments and administrative reports. The agenda includes a vote on redistricting city council districts and a zoning amendment for 10035 Country Club Land NW. The Council will also consider collective bargaining agreements for firefighters and prisoner transport officers.
- Redistricting of the nine City Council Districts (O-22-34)
- Zoning map amendment for 10035 Country Club Land NW (O-22-32)
- Collective bargaining agreements for Prisoner Transport Officers and Firefighters Local 244
- Civilian Police Oversight Agency Semi-Annual Report (OC-22-12)
- Arroyo Ditch and Water Safety Task Force report (OC-22-14)
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will review several city contracts and labor agreements. The agenda also includes discussions on amending the City Attorney's authority and updating municipal art ordinances.
- Resolution for an abandoned shopping cart retrieval and disposal program (R-22-54)
- Collective bargaining agreements for Prisoner Transport Officers and Firefighters Local 244
- Ordinance to prohibit policy advocacy by the City Legal Department (O-22-35)
- Lease agreement with Black Bow Events, LLC for office space at 100 Arno St. NE
- Amendments to the Art In Municipal Places Ordinance (O-22-36)
City Council
The City Council will vote on redistricting city council districts and a $95 million bond for a renewable energy storage project. The agenda also includes funding for Route 66 improvements and the redesignation of funds to support veterans experiencing homelessness.
- $95,000,000 Industrial Revenue Bond for the Able Grid Project
- Redistricting of nine City Council districts
- Zoning amendment for 10035 Country Club Land NW
- Community Improvement Program for Route 66
- Appointment of Lawrence Rael as Chief Administrative Officer
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will review ordinance amendments and discuss development review coordination with independent government units. The agenda also includes a call for federal priorities legislation and reports from state and federal lobbyists.
- Review IGR Ordinance Amendments Option A for approval
- Discussion on development review coordination with independent government units
- Call for Federal Priorities Legislation
- Report from State and Federal Lobbyists
City Council
The City Council will review several items including budget adjustments and appointments. The agenda includes a proposed 12-month moratorium for Safe Outdoor Spaces and a social service agreement with Heading Home.
- A 12-month moratorium for Safe Outdoor Spaces (R-22-56)
- Social service agreement with Heading Home for supportive housing services (EC-22-123)
- Redevelopment of the Villa Agave, LLC project in the Downtown 2025 area (R-22-61)
- Grant application for the HUD Choice Neighborhoods Planning Grant (R-22-59)
- Vacation of public right-of-way at 2109-2111 San Mateo Blvd NE (EC-22-101)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider a development agreement for Villa Agave and a project within the Downtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area. Agenda items also include zoning changes for 10035 Country Club Land NW and appointments to the Landmarks and Urban Conservation Commission.
- Zoning amendment for a 0.76-acre site at 10035 Country Club Land NW
- Villa Agave development agreement
- Downtown Metropolitan Redevelopment project involving Villa Agave, LLC
- Appointments to the Landmarks and Urban Conservation Commission
- Community Planning Area Assessments for 2022-2027
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will consider two ordinances regarding the prohibition of smoking cannabis in public. The committee is also reviewing reports from the Civilian Police Oversight Agency and the Arroyo Ditch and Water Safety Task Force.
- Ordinance O-22-26 to prohibit smoking cannabis in public
- Ordinance O-22-30 to prohibit smoking cannabis in public and create a civil penalty
- 2021 2nd Half Civilian Police Oversight Agency (CPOA) Semi-Annual Report
- Arroyo Ditch and Water Safety Task Force report
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will consider several city programs and contracts. This includes establishing a community improvement program for Route 66 and a new process for managing abandoned shopping carts.
- Establishing a Community Improvement Program for Route 66
- Developing a process for the retrieval and disposal of abandoned shopping carts
- Approval of a supplemental agreement with HR&A to add funds and extend performance time
- Lease and operating agreement between the City and Unifi Aviation, LLC
- Award recommendation for Development Advisory Services to SB Friedman Development Advisors
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review ordinance amendments and discuss planning for upcoming federal and state priorities. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the participation of independent government units in developing City of Albuquerque infrastructure.
- Review Ordinance Amendments
- Planning for Federal and State Priorities
- Independent Government Units Participation in City Infrastructure Development
City Council
The City Council will consider a $95,000,000 bond issuance for the Able Grid Project to fund a renewable energy storage facility. The agenda also includes an ordinance regarding unauthorized camping in water conveyance systems and the designation of a new redevelopment area.
- $95,000,000 Industrial Revenue Bond for the Able Grid Project
- Ordinance prohibiting unauthorized presence and camping in water conveyance systems
- Designation of the University Metropolitan Redevelopment Area
- Approval of on-site medical services with Concentra Medical Centers
- Mayor’s recommendation for landscape architectural consultants for Parks and Recreation
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing several large-scale financial agreements and ordinances. This includes approving bonds for industrial and energy projects, as well as allocating millions in federal ARPA funds for housing and community needs.
- $95,000,000 Industrial Revenue Bond for the Able Grid Project renewable energy storage facility
- $16,175,675 Industrial Revenue Bond for the BlueHalo Project facility renovation and development
- $3,300,000 allocation of ARPA funds to Homewise, Inc.
- $1,625,000 agreement with Sawmill Community Land Trust for workforce housing trust funds
- Amendments to meat market and food sanitation ordinances to regulate edible cannabis products
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider designating the University Metropolitan Redevelopment Area and authorizing a redevelopment plan. The agenda also includes establishing community planning area assessments for 2022-2027 and a zoning map amendment for 10035 Country Club Land NW.
- Designation of University Metropolitan Redevelopment Area (R-22-38)
- Community Planning Area Assessments for 2022-2027 (R-22-42)
- Zoning map amendment for 10035 Country Club Land NW (O-22-32)
Public Safety Committee
The committee will review the annual performance evaluation of the CPOAB Executive Director. It will also consider proposed ordinances regarding cannabis use in public and unauthorized camping in water conveyance systems.
- Annual performance evaluation of the Civilian Police Oversight Agency Board (CPOAB) Executive Director
- Ordinance to prohibit smoking cannabis in public
- Ordinance creating a civil penalty for smoking cannabis in public
- Ordinance prohibiting unauthorized presence and camping in water conveyance systems
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will discuss the city's process for state legislative advocacy and review proposed amendments to the Intergovernmental Relations Ordinance. The committee will also consider endorsing specific federal grant applications as city priorities.
- Endorsement of R-22-44 designating 2022 Congressional Directed Spending Grant Applications as City Federal Priorities
- Report on amendments to the Intergovernmental Relations Ordinance
- Discussion regarding the city process for advocating at the state legislature
- Recommendation to hold monthly IGR meetings and establish a meeting date
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several ordinances and resolutions, including updates to human rights protections and waste management rates. The agenda also includes funding for local development projects and the authorization of large-scale municipal bonds.
- $100,000,000 bond issuance for roads, housing, and public safety
- Amending Human Rights Ordinance to prohibit discrimination based on source of income
- $471,389.00 for infrastructure improvements at Hiland Plaza Development
- Residential rate increase for Municipal Solid Waste
- Text amendments for the Old Town Historic Protection Overlay Zone
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing several items, including the Fiscal Year 2023 budget appropriations. The agenda also includes a $1.6 million agreement for workforce housing and the creation of an opioid settlement fund.
- $1,600,000 agreement with Sawmill Community Land Trust for workforce housing
- Approval of Fiscal Year 2023 budget appropriations
- Project approval for Curia New Mexico, LLC manufacturing and training expansion
- Creation of the LG Abatement Fund 20 for opioid settlement proceeds
- Designation of the Menaul Metropolitan Redevelopment Area
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing several financial and budgetary items for the City of Albuquerque. Discussions include proposed adjustments to the FY23 budget and pandemic recovery funding through ARPA. The committee will also consider a residential solid waste rate increase and new capital improvement projects.
- Issuance of up to $90,000,000 in Gross Receipts Tax Improvement Revenue Bonds
- Proposed FY23 residential municipal solid waste rate increase
- Adjustments to American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) appropriations for pandemic response
- Amendments to the Capital Implementation Program via bond proceeds
- Appropriation of funds for the Fiscal Year 2023 budget
Public Safety Committee
The committee will review the annual performance evaluation of the Civilian Police Oversight Agency Board Executive Director. The meeting also includes a discussion on amending the criminal code to prohibit smoking cannabis in public.
- Annual performance evaluation of the CPOAB Executive Director
- Ordinance to prohibit smoking cannabis in public
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The committee will consider ordinance amendments regarding human rights protections and edible cannabis regulations. Members will also discuss adopting new building and technical codes and setting priorities for the 2023 Capital Improvements Plan. The meeting includes reviews of grant acceptances and financial reports.
- Amending Human Rights Ordinance to prohibit discrimination based on source of income
- Regulating edible cannabis products in meat markets and food sanitation
- Adopting a new Uniform Administrative Code for building and technical standards
- Establishing priorities for the 2023 Capital Improvements Plan
- Lease agreement with Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing items related to the city's FY23 budget and operations. This includes a proposed residential solid waste rate increase and the authorization of up to $90,000,000 in revenue bonds. The committee will also discuss adjustments to pandemic recovery funds.
- Ordinance for FY23 residential municipal solid waste rate increase
- Authorization of up to $90,000,000 in Gross Receipts Tax Improvement Revenue Bonds
- Adjustments to American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response and recovery
- Appropriation of funds for the Fiscal Year 2023 city budget
- Amendment to the Capital Implementation Program with new bond-funded projects
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing several ordinances, including updates to the Integrated Development Ordinance and the creation of a plastic bag task force. The agenda also includes decisions on designating Barelas Community Center as a landmark and establishing an automated speed enforcement fund. Some items, such as the appointment of a new City Attorney, are intended for deferral.
- Adopting text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance and Old Town Historic Protection Overlay Zone
- Creating a plastic bag task force and enhanced recycling program
- Establishing an Automated Speed Enforcement Fund for fiscal year 2023
- Designating Barelas Community Center as a City Landmark
- Approving a HUD grant application for the 2022 Continuum of Care Grant
Committee of the Whole
The Committee is reviewing resolutions regarding city appropriations and fiscal planning. This includes proposals for the Fiscal Year 2023 budget and adjustments to American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response and recovery.
- R-22-21: Adjusting American Rescue Plan Act funds for pandemic response and recovery
- R-22-24: Proposed operating and capital fund appropriations for Fiscal Year 2023
- R-22-25: Establishing one-year objectives for Fiscal Year 2023 to meet five-year goals
City Council
The City Council will review items including the establishment of an automated speed enforcement fund. The agenda also includes grant agreements for early childhood education and updates to neighborhood association ordinances. A public hearing is scheduled regarding construction at 524 Romero St. NW.
- Establishing an Automated Speed Enforcement Fund (R-22-26)
- Adjusting appropriations for pandemic response and recovery (R-22-21)
- Adopting the 2022 Action Plan for CDBG, HOME, and ESG funds (R-22-23)
- Amending the Neighborhood Association Recognition Ordinance (O-22-15)
- Public hearing regarding construction at 524 Romero St. NW (AC-22-4)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will discuss citywide text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance for the 2021 annual update. The meeting also includes proposals to designate the Barelas Community Center as a City Landmark and establish the Menaul Metropolitan Redevelopment Area.
- Citywide text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16
- Text amendments for the Old Town Historic Protection Overlay Zone (HPO-5)
- Designating Barelas Community Center as a City Landmark
- Designating the Menaul Metropolitan Redevelopment Area
- Authorization to prepare a Metropolitan Redevelopment Plan for the Menaul area
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will consider several proposals, including amendments to the Human Rights Ordinance and new recycling initiatives. The agenda also includes reviewing grant agreements for early childhood services and arts funding.
- Amending Human Rights Ordinance to prohibit discrimination based on source of income
- Creating reduced-rate BioPark and museum tickets for low-income residents
- Developing an enhanced recycling program and plastic bag task force
- Expanding the scope of the Paseo Del Norte Project
- Installing three-way stop signs at Cutler Avenue NE and Morningside Drive NE
City Council
The City Council will decide on ordinances regarding public cannabis consumption and Gross Receipts Tax rates. The meeting also includes discussions on rescinding Project Labor Agreements for certain public works projects.
- Amending the Clean Indoor Air Ordinance regarding public cannabis consumption (O-21-83)
- Amendments to Gross Receipts Tax rates (O-22-1 and O-22-9)
- Rescinding Project Labor Agreements for certain public works projects (O-22-8)
- Lease agreements for Sunport hangars with Eclipse Aerospace, Inc. (EC-22-28, 29, 30)
- Abatement of a nuisance structure at 1804 High St SE (R-21-155)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider ordinance O-22-10 regarding the Integrated Development Ordinance. This includes citywide text amendments for the 2021 IDO annual update. The item also covers text amendments for the Old Town Historic Protection Overlay Zone (HPO-5).
- Adoption of Citywide Text Amendments to Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16
- Text amendments for the Old Town Historic Protection Overlay Zone (HPO-5)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will discuss planning for 2023 state and federal legislative priorities, including capital outlay and congressional earmark requests. A report from the City Lobbyist regarding the status of a special session will also be provided. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- 2023 state and federal legislative priorities
- Capital outlay and congressional earmark requests
- Report on special session status from City Lobbyist
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is scheduled to vote on several final actions, including a policy to ban vaccine requirements for city employees. The council will also consider establishing the Albuquerque Tourism Marketing District and approving economic development projects. Additionally, the agenda includes amendments to cannabis consumption rules in public outdoor areas.
- Ordinance to ban COVID-19 vaccine requirements for city employees (R-22-2)
- Establishment of the Albuquerque Tourism Marketing District (O-22-14)
- Economic development project for Pajarito Powder, LLC (O-22-12)
- Economic development project for Aspen & Autumn, LLC (O-22-13)
- Amendments to the Clean Indoor Air Ordinance regarding cannabis use (O-21-83)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider directing the Parks and Recreation Department to review the Open Space Trust Fund and public open space plans. They will also consider adopting citywide text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance.
- Resolution R-22-8: Review of Open Space Trust Fund management and park access
- Ordinance O-22-10: Citywide Integrated Development Ordinance text amendments
- Text amendments for the Old Town Historic Protection Overlay Zone (HPO-5)
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review the 2021 Civilian Police Oversight Agency (CPOA) Semi-Annual Report. The remainder of the agenda contains procedural instructions for public participation via Zoom and email.
- 2021 CPOA Semi-Annual Report
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several items including airport hangar leases and economic development projects. The committee will also consider rescinding requirements for project labor agreements on certain public works construction projects.
- Leases for Sunport Hangars 2, 3, and 4 with Eclipse Aerospace, Inc.
- Rescinding Project Labor Agreements on certain public works construction projects
- Economic development project for Pajarito Powder, LLC
- Economic development project for Aspen & Autumn, LLC
- Declaring a Sioux Street NW parcel not essential for municipal purposes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several legislative changes, including updates to cannabis regulations and the repeal of the plastic bag ordinance. The council will also consider authorizing over $105 million in general obligation bonds for public safety, parks, and infrastructure.
- Authorization of up to $105,700,000 in General Obligation Bonds for various city projects
- Repeal of the Marijuana Possession Ordinance
- Zoning amendment for a 14.1-acre site on Harper Road NE
- Repeal of the 'Clean & Green Retail Ordinance' regarding single-use plastic bags
- Lease agreement for the Belly Freight Building with Southwest Airlines Co.
City Council
The City Council will review committee reports and discuss economic development. The agenda includes several mayoral appointments to advisory boards and a multi-year labor agreement with the Albuquerque Police Officers’ Association.
- Multi-year collective bargaining agreement with the Albuquerque Police Officers’ Association
- Amendments to the Police Oversight Ordinance
- Recommendations for city-wide on-call engineering consultants
- Appointments to the 2022 Redistricting Committee
- Mayoral appointments to various advisory councils and boards
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider amendments to the Albuquerque Clean Indoor Air Ordinance regarding cannabis consumption. They will also review a zoning map amendment for a 14.1-acre site on southern Harper Road NE to facilitate future development. Additionally, the meeting includes discussing policy for evaluating competing cannabis business requests within 600 feet of each other.
- Amendment to Albuquerque Clean Indoor Air Ordinance regarding cannabis consumption (O-21-83)
- Zoning map amendment for a 14.1-acre site on southern Harper Road NE (O-22-7)
- Policy for evaluating competing cannabis business requests within 600 feet (R-22-6)
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will discuss ordinances regarding cannabis regulations and COVID-19 vaccination mandates for certain city employees. The committee will also review a directive to evaluate a settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice and a police officers' collective bargaining agreement.
- Repeal of the Marijuana Possession Ordinance (O-21-81)
- Amendments to drug paraphernalia ordinances for cannabis regulation (O-21-82)
- COVID-19 vaccination requirements for certain city employees (R-21-209)
- Evaluation of the City's settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice (R-22-1)
- Collective bargaining agreement with Albuquerque Police Officers’ Association (EC-22-18)
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is considering several items, including the authorization of bids for General Obligation bonds. The agenda also includes proposals to amend gross receipts tax rates and repeal the city's plastic bag ordinance.
- Authorization of bids for $76,395,000 in General Obligation bonds
- Amendment of Gross Receipts Tax rate provisions
- Repeal of the Albuquerque Clean & Green Retail Ordinance regarding plastic bags
- Lease agreement for the Belly Freight Building with Southwest Airlines Co.
- Amendment to COVID-19 emergency declarations to ban vaccine requirements for city employees
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will receive a report from the State Legislative Delegation and address other business. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report from the State Legislative Delegation
City Council
The council will consider bond issuances totaling $5,000,000 for the Heritage Defender and Agenda LLC projects. Other items include infrastructure recommendations for the Sunport and appointments to various city boards. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding a nuisance structure at 1804 High St SE.
- $5,000,000 issuance of Taxable Industrial Revenue Bonds for Heritage Defender and Agenda LLC projects
- Approval of a project involving Agenda, LLC for a public relations services facility
- Approval of a project involving Heritage Defender, LLC for an automotive fabrication facility
- Recommendation of architectural consultants for Sunport jetway refurbishment
- Resolution to abate a nuisance structure at 1804 High St SE
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee is meeting to review the Federal Priorities Legislation and its attachments. The agenda also includes a report from the City’s State Lobbyists. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report by the City’s State Lobbyists
- Review and recommendation of Federal Priorities Legislation and Attachments
City Council Study Session
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the Police Oversight Ordinance with the Civilian Police Oversight Board. No action will be taken on this discussion item during the meeting. The council will also approve summary minutes from December 20, 2021.
- Approval of Summary Minutes - December 20, 2021
- Discussion regarding the Police Oversight Ordinance with the Civilian Police Oversight Board
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will elect a new Vice Chair. The committee is also scheduled to receive a report from the City’s state lobbyists and review federal priorities legislation. No public comment will be taken at this meeting.
- Election of Vice Chair of the Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
- Report by the City’s State Lobbyists
- Review and Recommendation of the Federal Priorities Legislation and Attachments
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports from the city's federal and state lobbyists. Members will also review and provide recommendations on federal priorities legislation and attachments. Public comment is not permitted at this meeting.
- Report by the City’s Federal Lobbyists
- Review and Recommendation of the Federal Priorities Legislation and Attachments
- Report by the City’s State Lobbyists
City Council
The City Council is considering amendments to the Police Oversight Ordinance and the creation of a redistricting committee. The agenda also includes approving a master development agreement for the South Campus Tax Increment Development District.
- Amending the Police Oversight Ordinance (O-21-78)
- Establishing a Redistricting Committee to review council districts (R-21-226)
- Master Development Agreement for South Campus Tax Increment Development District (R-21-225)
- Adopting the Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan (R-22-4)
- Lease agreement with Zia Community Cares, LLC at 5400 Gibson Blvd. SE (EC-21-475)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports from the City's federal and state lobbyists. Members will also review federal priorities legislation and related attachments. No public comment is scheduled for this meeting.
- Report by the City’s Federal Lobbyists
- Review of the Federal Priorities Legislation and Attachments
- Report by the City’s State Lobbyists
City Council
This special meeting for the twenty-fifth council consists of procedural items and administrative discussions. The agenda lists categories for contracts and public hearings but does not detail specific projects or amounts. Key actions include electing the Council President and Vice-President.
- Election of President and Vice-President
- Election of Chair of the Committee of the Whole
- Approval of Committee Appointments