Albuquerque public meetings in 2023
62 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee is reviewing the 2024 City of Albuquerque Federal Priorities Legislation. The meeting also includes reports from city state and federal lobbyists.
- Review and recommendation of 2024 Federal Priorities Legislation
- Report from City of Albuquerque State Lobbyists
- Report from City of Albuquerque Federal Lobbyists
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee will consider a proposal to amend the Mesa Del Sol Community Framework Plan. The committee will also review the Mayor's appointment of Renn Halstead to the Environmental Planning Commission.
- Amending Mesa Del Sol framework plan to change maximum building height from 80-feet to 110-feet
- Allowing NR-GM land uses in the Employment Center on a case-by-case basis
- Mayor's appointment of Renn Halstead to the Environmental Planning Commission
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding fire safety, building construction, and air quality. The agenda also includes decisions on grant applications for a medical sobering center and air monitoring, as well as priorities for the 2025 Capital Improvements Plan.
- EC-23-383: Declaring 508 1st Street NW Not Essential Municipal Purpose
- O-23-92: Adopting a new Fire Code to replace the 2019 code
- O-23-95: Adopting a Uniform Administrative Code and Technical Codes for buildings
- O-23-96: Adopting an Environmental Justice in Air Quality Permitting Ordinance
- R-23-188: Grant application for the City of Albuquerque Medical Sobering Center
City Council Study Session
The City Council will hold a study session to discuss the Gateway Center at Gibson Health Hub with City Administration. Aside from approving the November 13, 2023, summary minutes, no action will be taken on any item. Public comment will not be taken during this meeting.
- Approval of November 13, 2023, summary minutes
- Discussion regarding the Gateway Center at Gibson Health Hub
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee is meeting to receive updates from the city's state and federal lobbyists. The committee will also discuss a joint plan of action for developing 2024 federal program priorities.
- Report from State Lobby Team
- Report from Federal Lobbyist
- Joint Administration/City Council Plan of Action for Developing 2024 Federal Program Priorities
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including a redevelopment application for the Central/Highland/Upper Nob Hill area. The agenda also includes support for a solar technology manufacturing facility and policy changes regarding police license plate reader records.
- "The Sixty-Six Redevelopment" tax abatement application in the Nob Hill area
- Support for Array Technologies, Inc. to build a solar tracker manufacturing facility
- Formation of The Estates At La Cuentista Public Improvement District by Pulte Homes
- Policy change regarding Albuquerque Police Department license plate reader record purging
- SOMOS Affordable Housing Development agreement at 7200 Central Ave SE
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several legislative items, including a major industrial revenue bond and various city ordinances. Discussions include social service contract supplements, transit vehicle branding policies, and the establishment of a raw milk ordinance.
- $2,400,000,000 Taxable Industrial Revenue Bond for Maxeon solar manufacturing facility
- Supplementing social service contracts for TenderLove Community Center and ABQ FaithWorks housing vouchers
- The Albuquerque Raw Milk Ordinance regarding the sale of raw milk products
- Policy for applying vehicle wraps to City of Albuquerque transit buses and paratransit vehicles
- Construction of an outdoor recreational space at the Westside Emergency Housing Center
City Council Study Session
The City Council will meet to discuss the Gateway Center at Gibson Health Hub with City Administration. Aside from approving summary minutes from January 31, 2022, no action will be taken during this session.
- Approval of Summary Minutes - January 31, 2022
- Discussion regarding the Gateway Center at Gibson Health Hub
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is meeting to vote on several ordinances, including a zero-fare transit structure and the creation of a marijuana equity fund. The agenda also includes discussions on air quality control board restructuring and affordable housing funding requirements.
- Ordinance to create a zero-fare transit structure
- Ordinance directing marijuana tax revenue to a permanent equity and community reinvestment fund
- Resolution regarding the Farolito Senior Community Development Agreement using HUD HOME funds
- Ordinance to abolish and adopt the Albuquerque-Bernalillo County Air Quality Control Board
- Award recommendation for food and beverage concessions at the Albuquerque International Sunport
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee is scheduled to review the City of Albuquerque 2024 State Legislative Priorities Resolution. The agenda also includes a section for other business. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- City of Albuquerque 2024 State Legislative Priorities Resolution
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will discuss the 2024 State Legislative Priorities Resolution. The meeting is scheduled for October 24, 2023, via Zoom and YouTube.
- City of Albuquerque 2024 State Legislative Priorities Resolution
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will consider several items, including a new 'Albuquerque Raw Milk Ordinance.' The committee will also review police license plate reader data retention and liquor ordinance definitions.
- New 'Albuquerque Raw Milk Ordinance' to permit the sale of raw milk products
- Extension of timeframes for Albuquerque Police Department to purge license plate reader records
- Declaring 1250 Menaul NE not essential for municipal purposes
- Amending the Alcoholic Liquor Ordinance regarding 'Public Celebration' definitions
- Distribution of the Gary John Gartshore Estate to the Animal Welfare Department
City Council
The council will vote on policies for spending opioid settlement funds and managing affordable housing expenditures. Members will also consider updates to the city's capital implementation program and a zoning appeal regarding cannabis retail.
- Policy for expenditure of Opioid Settlement Monies (R-23-174)
- Amendments to the City Capital Implementation Program (R-23-151)
- Zoning appeal for cannabis retail at 5704 Lomas Blvd. NE (AC-23-13)
- Purchase of bed bug resistant beds for Westside Emergency Housing Center (EC-23-361)
- Agreement with Youth Development Inc. for violence prevention services (EC-23-374)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will discuss preparations for the 2024 State Legislative Session Capital Outlay and legislative priorities. The agenda also includes a review of the intergovernmental relations calendar and discussion regarding federal and state grant submittal timeline issues.
- 2024 State Legislative Session Capital Outlay preparation
- 2024 State Legislative Priorities Resolution
- Review of Intergovernmental Relations Calendar through May 31, 2024
- Discussion of federal and state grant submittal timeline issues
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council will consider directing a study to consolidate ABQ Ride and Rio Metro transit services. The Council is also reviewing a proposal to reserve 3% of General Obligation Bond capacity for open space land acquisition. Other items include grant applications for transit and library funding, as well as various mayoral appointments.
- A study to consolidate ABQ Ride and Rio Metro transit services
- Reserving 3% of General Obligation Bond capacity for open space land acquisition
- Grant applications for transit buses and the Uptown Transit Center project
- An appeal regarding a zoning map amendment in the Baca Addition
- A memorandum of understanding for opioid treatment at the Metropolitan Detention Center
City Council
The City Council will discuss a study and funding plan to consolidate ABQ Ride and Rio Metro transit services. The agenda also includes a zoning map amendment appeal for the Baca Addition and several administrative appointments.
- Study and funding for consolidating ABQ Ride and Rio Metro (R-23-163)
- Zoning map amendment appeal for properties in Baca Addition (AC-23-12)
- Lease agreement with Newman’s Dedicated Delivery, LLC (EC-23-343)
- Appointment of Robert Martinez to the Public Safety Tax Advisory Board (OC-23-40)
- Mayor's recommendation for architectural consultants (EC-23-344)
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The committee will review tourism marketing contracts and transit bus funding applications. It will also consider amending police data retention policies and accepting library system bonds.
- Contract with Visit Albuquerque for destination marketing and sales
- Contract with Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce for tourism recruitment
- Amending the timeframe for purging APD license plate reader records
- Grant application for purchasing transit buses via the FTA
- Acceptance of 2020 GO Bonds for the library system
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including capital improvement amendments, transit center grants, and collective bargaining agreements. The agenda includes a request to defer an ordinance regarding open space land acquisition to the October meeting.
- Supplementing a professional technical agreement with Engender, Inc. for substance use treatment
- Amending the Aviation Department Capital Improvement Program via fund transfers and grants
- Grant application for rebuilding the Uptown Transit Center as a joint development project
- Collective bargaining agreements for Albuquerque Police Officers and Prisoner Transport Officers
- Directing the installation of street trees at the Albuquerque Bio Park
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee is meeting to prepare for the upcoming 2024 State Legislative Session. The agenda also includes a review of the City of Albuquerque Grants Ordinance.
- 2024 State Legislative Session Preparation
- Review of City of Albuquerque Grants Ordinance
City Council
The City Council is reviewing ordinances to regulate short-term rentals and amend building heights in Mesa Del Sol. The agenda also includes resolutions regarding transit advertising and funding for opioid treatment at the Metropolitan Detention Center.
- Ordinance to limit short-term rental permits to three per person and cap city-wide totals at 1,200
- Resolution to change maximum building heights in the Mesa Del Sol Urban Center
- Agreement to add funds for outside legal services with YLaw P.C., Modrall Sperling, and Robles, Rael & Anaya
- Resolution directing the Transit Department to establish a policy for removing bus wraps
- Resolution for an agreement with Bernalillo County for opioid treatment at the Metropolitan Detention Center
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider amendments to the Mesa Del Sol Community Framework Plan regarding maximum building heights in specific centers. The agenda also includes an amendment to the composition of the Rail Yards Advisory Board.
- R-23-158: Proposed height changes for the 92-Acre Urban Center and 88-Acre Community Center in Mesa Del Sol
- R-23-156: Amendment to the composition of the Rail Yards Advisory Board
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several city ordinances and resolutions. Items include collective bargaining agreements for police and prisoner transport officers, as well as various amendments to the City's Capital Improvement Program.
- Collective Bargaining Agreement with Albuquerque Police Officers Association (EC-23-337)
- Collective Bargaining Agreement with Prisoner Transport Officers (EC-23-338)
- Amending Section 2-12-1 to reserve 3% of General Obligation Bond capacity for Open Space Land Acquisition (O-23-83)
- Grant application to rebuild the Uptown Transit Center (R-23-153)
- Amending project value for the Ventura Street and Holly Avenue Traffic Circle Project (R-23-157)
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including a master plan update for the Albuquerque Rail Yards and a collaboration with Bernalillo County to revitalize Sunset Road and Isleta Boulevard. The agenda also includes an appeal regarding a zoning map amendment for property on Edith Blvd. SE.
- Updating the 2014 Rail Yards Master Plan
- Zoning appeal for 1102 Edith Blvd. SE
- Intent to collaborate with Bernalillo County to revitalize Sunset Road and Isleta Boulevard
- Proposed memorandum of understanding for opioid treatment at the Metropolitan Detention Center
- Establishing a tip line program for illegally used or possessed firearms
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee is meeting to discuss the management of Junior Bill funding. The agenda also includes updates on congressional directed spending and the development of a city federal grant program.
- Junior Bill Funding Management discussion
- Congressional Directed Spending update
- City of Albuquerque Federal Grant Program Development
- Federal Lobbyist Reports
- State Lobbyist Report
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including a proposition to adopt a council-manager form of government. The agenda also includes various city contracts, grant applications, and redevelopment agreements.
- Proposition to amend the City Charter to adopt a Council-Manager form of government
- The Pearl Redevelopment tax abatement application for the Historic Central Metropolitan area
- El Parador Redevelopment tax abatement application within the University Metropolitan Redevelopment Area
- Amending the Short-Term Rental Ordinance regarding local property managers and permit limits
- Contract for Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce to recruit tourism and convention business
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will discuss R-23-113, which involves updating the 2014 Rail Yards Master Plan. This plan provides the policy framework and regulations used to guide the redevelopment of the Rail Yards site.
- R-23-113: Updating The 2014 Rail Yards Master Plan
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee will consider several grant applications for broadband, animal welfare, and parks. The committee also intends to withdraw a resolution regarding abandoned shopping cart retrieval. Additionally, members will discuss the November 7, 2023, local election.
- Tax abatement and land sale for 'The Pearl Redevelopment' in the Historic Central Metropolitan Redevelopment Area
- Grant application for broadband marketing and outreach costs via the FCC
- Grant application from Petsmart Charities for the Animal Welfare Department
- HUD Community Project Funding Grant for the Parks and Recreation Department
- Use of Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust funds for diesel emission reduction projects
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee is meeting to receive updates on various legislative and federal funding matters. The agenda includes reports on the 2023 Legislative Session, congressional directed spending, and federal grant program development.
- Report from City and Consultant Lobbying Team regarding the 2023 Legislative Session
- Status update on Congressional Directed Spending Grants
- Discussion of City of Albuquerque Federal Grant Program Development
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
City Council
The City Council will consider a proposition to amend the City Charter to adopt a Council-Manager form of government. The agenda also includes amendments to housing ordinances and increasing council district set-aside funds.
- Proposition to adopt a Council-Manager form of government
- Integrated Development Ordinance amendments for more housing opportunities
- Increasing the Council District Set Aside to $18 million by 2029
- New Albuquerque Free Expression and Special Event Permitting Ordinance
- Contracts for homemaker/respite services and on-site medical services
City Council
The City Council will consider propositions to amend the City Charter to adopt a Council-Manager form of government. The meeting also includes final actions on the Fiscal Year 2024 budget and ordinances regarding government accountability.
- Proposition to amend the City Charter for a Council-Manager form of government
- Appropriation of funds for the Fiscal Year 2024 city budget
- Ordinances amending the City Inspector General and Accountability in Government ordinances
- Appeal regarding a site plan at 5307 4th Street, NW
- Recommendation of award to TischlerBise, Inc for Impact Fee Update development
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing one-year objectives to meet five-year goals for Fiscal Year 2024. The committee is also discussing the appropriation of funds for city government operations and capital funds for the upcoming fiscal year.
- R-23-122: Establishing one-year objectives for Fiscal Year 2024
- R-23-123: Appropriating funds for city government operations and adjusting FY 2023 appropriations
- R-23-123: Appropriating capital funds for Fiscal Year 2024
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The committee will consider updates to parade and special event permitting ordinances and amendments to the Urban Enhancement Trust Fund. Discussions also include grant funds for Parks and Recreation and pollinator conservation efforts. A resolution regarding abandoned shopping carts is intended to be deferred.
- New Free Expression and Special Event Permitting Ordinance (O-23-79)
- Amendments to the Urban Enhancement Trust Fund Ordinance (O-23-80)
- NM State Highway and Transportation Department grant funds for Parks and Recreation (R-23-126)
- Pollinator conservation and Bee City USA standards (R-23-127)
- Report requirement for the shopping cart collection pilot (R-23-129)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole will discuss establishing one-year objectives for fiscal year 2024 to meet five-year goals. The committee will also discuss appropriating funds for city government operations and adjusting current fiscal year appropriations.
- R-23-122: Establishing One-Year Objectives For The City Of Albuquerque In Fiscal Year 2024
- R-23-123: Appropriating Funds For Operating The Government Of The City Of Albuquerque For Fiscal Year 2024
City Council
The City Council will review several ordinances, including a new residential rental database requirement and updates to nuisance abatement laws. The agenda also includes the adoption of the 2023-2027 Consolidated Plan for federal community development funds.
- Establishment of a Residential Rental Database Ordinance (O-22-59)
- Increasing the Council District Set-Aside to $18 million by 2029 (O-23-81)
- Amending Nuisance Abatement and Weed/Anti-Litter Ordinances (O-23-75)
- Adopting the 2023-2027 Consolidated Plan for CDBG, HOME, and ESG funds (R-23-115)
- Vehicle immobilization for unpaid automated speed enforcement fines (O-23-78)
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed city goals and funding for the upcoming fiscal year. The discussion includes establishing one-year objectives to meet five-year goals and appropriating funds for city government operations.
- R-23-122: Establishing One-Year Objectives For The City Of Albuquerque In Fiscal Year 2024
- R-23-123: Appropriating Funds For Operating The Government Of The City Of Albuquerque For Fiscal Year 2024
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee is considering two proposed amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16. These items are part of the 2022 IDO annual update process.
- O-22-54: Adopting Citywide Text Amendments To The Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16 to address housing opportunities
- O-23-77: Adopting Citywide Text Amendments To The Integrated Development Ordinance §14-16 for the 2022 IDO Annual Update
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is meeting to consider several contract awards for media services and appraisal services. The agenda also includes a request to repeal no-cruising legislation and an evaluation of bilingual pay differentials for city employees.
- Repeal of no-cruising legislation (OC-23-26)
- Contract award to Katharsis Media INC for educational programming (EC-23-268)
- Evaluation of bilingual pay differential programs for city employees (R-23-103)
- Abatement of a nuisance structure at 3709 Lombardy Rd NW (R-22-85)
- Grant application to HUD for the 2023 Continuum of Care Grant (R-23-125)
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee is considering several text amendments to the Integrated Development Ordinance. The committee will also review the Menaul Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan.
- O-22-54: Citywide text amendments to IDO §14-16 regarding housing opportunities
- O-23-77: Citywide text amendments to IDO §14-16 for the 2022 IDO Annual Update
- R-22-92: Approval of the Menaul Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several legislative items including a proposed residential rental database ordinance. The agenda also includes discussions on nuisance abatement, automated speed enforcement fines, and community development block grants.
- Five-Year Forecast FY2023 To FY2027
- Residential Rental Database Ordinance establishing enrollment requirements
- Nuisance Abatement and Weed/Anti-Litter ordinance amendments
- Parking offense for vehicles with multiple automated speed enforcement fines in default
- 2023-2027 Consolidated Plan and HUD entitlement funds appropriation
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several final actions, including permanent zero fares for ART and Sun Van services. The agenda also includes discussions on a 2023-2032 decade plan for capital improvements and a bilingual pay differential for city employees.
- Permanent zero fares for Albuquerque Rapid Transit (ART) and Sun Van service
- 2023-2032 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements including the 2023 Two-Year Capital Budget
- Bilingual pay differential evaluation for city employees
- Amending the Albuquerque Alcoholic Liquor Ordinance
- The Near Heights Community Planning Area (CPA) Assessment Report
City Council
The City Council is considering several consent agenda items including board appointments and legal service agreements. The meeting includes discussions on a $34.3 million general obligation bond series and a metropolitan redevelopment project in the Downtown 2025 area.
- Issuance of $34,300,000 in General Obligation Bonds across two series
- The Downtowner Redevelopment Tax Abatement Application for the Downtown 2025 area
- Establishment of a tip line program for reporting illegally used or possessed firearms
- Notice of bids for $19,300,000 in General Purpose General Obligation Bonds, Series 2023A
- Acceptance of grant funds from the New Mexico Economic Development Department for Parks and Recreation
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will review reports regarding the 2023 legislative session and coordination of activities. The meeting also includes updates on federal lobbyists and the progress of Congressionally Directed Spending Applications.
- 2023 Legislative Session report from City and Consultant Lobbying Team
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
- Progress report on Congressionally Directed Spending Applications
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The Committee will review the Near Heights Community Planning Area Assessment Report. It will also consider text amendments for the North 4th Corridor and Northwest Mesa Escarpment overlay zones. Additionally, the committee will discuss applying a historic protection overlay to the East End Addition.
- EC-23-237 Near Heights Community Planning Area Assessment Report
- O-23-72 North 4th Corridor Character Protection Overlay Zone text amendment
- O-23-73 Northwest Mesa Escarpment View Protection Overlay Zone text amendment
- O-23-76 East End Addition Historic Protection Overlay Zone application
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several city ordinances and resolutions. Key discussions include the sale of $34.3 million in general obligation bonds and proposed changes to short-term rental regulations and transit fares.
- Sale of $34,300,000 in General Obligation Bonds (Series 2023A and 2023B)
- Proposed limits on short-term rental permits to three per person and a city-wide cap of 1,200
- Establishment of permanent zero fare for Albuquerque Rapid Transit and Sun Van service
- Authorization for the sale of $19,300,000 in Series 2023A General Purpose bonds
- Redevelopment and lease of a project within the Downtown 2025 Metropolitan Redevelopment Area
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee will review updates regarding the 2023 legislative session. The meeting includes reports on city and consultant lobbying activities, federal lobbyists, and progress on Congressionally Directed Spending applications.
- 2023 Legislative Session report from City and Consultant Lobbying Team
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
- Progress report on Congressionally Directed Spending Applications
Committee of the Whole
The Committee of the Whole is meeting to discuss the programming of funds and projects for the city's long-term capital improvement plan. This includes a review of the 2023 two-year capital budget.
- R-23-100: Approving the programming of funds and projects for the 2023-2032 Decade Plan for Capital Improvements, including the 2023 Two-Year Capital Budget
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items including a residential tenant protection ordinance and the appointment of a new Fire Chief. The agenda also includes discussions on downtown housing development agreements and various board appointments.
- Downtowner Development & Disposition Agreement for housing in Downtown and Railroad Metropolitan areas
- Appointment of Emily V. Jaramillo as Chief of the Albuquerque Fire Department
- Residential Tenant Protection Ordinance (O-22-60)
- Land lease agreement with High Flying Hangars LLC
- Social service agreement with Crossroads for Women for outpatient case management
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports regarding the 2023 Legislative Session, including coordination of activities from the City and Consultant Lobbying Team. A report from federal lobbyists will also be presented. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report on 2023 Legislative Session coordination
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports regarding the 2023 legislative session. This includes updates from the city and consultant lobbying team, as well as reports from federal lobbyists. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report from City and Consultant Lobbying Team on 2023 Legislative Session coordination
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
City Council
The City Council is reviewing a new encampment outreach program and potential collaboration with Bernalillo County on affordable housing. The agenda also includes decisions on transit service equity and the Mesa Del Sol master plan.
- Approval of Albuquerque Street Connect (ASC) Encampment Program
- Social Service Agreement with Heading Home for supportive housing services
- Adoption of the Secondhand Catalytic Converter Purchase Ordinance
- Mesa Del Sol Master Plan amendment for a 500-acre employment center site
- Transit Department Service Equity Analysis regarding service suspensions
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports regarding the 2023 Legislative Session from the City and Consultant Lobbying Team. The agenda also includes a report from federal lobbyists.
- Report on 2023 Legislative Session coordination and lobbying activities
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
Land Use, Planning, and Zoning Committee
The committee will consider the appointment of Giovanni Coppola to the Environmental Planning Commission. It will also discuss amending the Mesa Del Sol Level A Community Master Plan to designate approximately 500 acres as part of an Employment Center.
- Appointment of Mr. Giovanni Coppola to the Environmental Planning Commission (OC-23-25)
- Amendment to the Mesa Del Sol Level A Community Master Plan for a 500-acre site designation (R-23-98)
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several city ordinances and agreements. Discussions include housing projects in redevelopment areas, tenant protections, and updates to government accountability and procurement rules. A proposed residential rental permit ordinance is intended to be deferred.
- Downtowner Development & Disposition Agreement for housing in Downtown and Railroad Metropolitan Redevelopment Areas
- Residential Tenant Protection Ordinance
- Amendments to the Accountability In Government Ordinance
- Amendments to the City Inspector General Ordinance
- Grant application for Rapid Transit Operating Costs with the Federal Transit Administration
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee is meeting to receive updates regarding the 2023 legislative session. This includes reports from the City and Consultant Lobbying Team as well as federal lobbyists. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report on 2023 Legislative Session, City and Consultant Lobbying Team, and coordination of activities
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
City Council
The City Council will take final action on an ordinance regarding security planning and access for the Abq Ride and Sun Van transit systems. The agenda also includes amendments to the Aviation Department's capital improvement program and several mayoral appointments to various commissions.
- Ordinance regarding security planning and access for Abq Ride and Sun Van transit systems
- Amendments to the Aviation Department Capital Improvement Program
- Grant application for the Covid-19 and Influenza Vaccine Uptake Initiative
- Appointment of Diane McDermott as Interim Director of the Civilian Police Oversight Agency
- Lease agreement with UNM Health Sciences Center for community health worker initiatives
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports regarding the 2023 Legislative Session from the City and Consultant Lobbying Team. The agenda also includes a report from federal lobbyists concerning Congressional Direct Spending Grant processes. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report on 2023 Legislative Session lobbying activities
- Report on federal lobbyists and preparation for Congressional Direct Spending Grants
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review reports from city, consultant, and federal lobbyists regarding the 2023 legislative session. The agenda also includes coordination for upcoming legislative activities and the election of a Vice-Chair. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report from City and Consultant Lobbying Team on the 2023 Legislative Session
- Coordination of activities for the upcoming legislative session
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
- Election of Vice-Chair
Finance & Government Operations Committee
The Finance & Government Operations Committee is reviewing several proposed ordinances and budget adjustments. Items include new regulations for scrap tires, rental permits, and tenant protections. Some items, including a shopping cart retrieval program, are being deferred for further review.
- Albuquerque Scrap Tire Ordinance establishing permits and fees (O-22-38)
- Secondhand Catalytic Converter Purchase Ordinance (O-22-61)
- Amendments to the Public Purchases Ordinance regarding procurement thresholds (O-22-65)
- Adjustments to Fiscal Year 2022 and 2023 appropriations (R-22-91)
- Grant application for Rapid Transit operating costs (R-22-93)
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will receive reports regarding the 2023 legislative session. These include updates from the city and consultant lobbying team, coordination for the upcoming session, and a report from federal lobbyists. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report from City and Consultant Lobbying Team on the 2023 Legislative Session
- Coordination activities for the upcoming legislative session
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
City Council
The City Council will consider transitioning the Transit Zero Fare Pilot to a pass-based program. The agenda also includes decisions on urban redevelopment, transit security expansion, and several building abatement requests.
- Transitioning Transit Zero Fare Pilot to a Pass-Based Program
- Redevelopment of Central/Highland/Upper Nob Hill area
- Contract with Tyler Technologies, Inc. for permitting software
- Funding for transit security expansion
- Abatement of nuisance structures at multiple locations
Intergovernmental Legislative Relations Committee
The committee will review reports from city, consultant, and federal lobbyists regarding the 2023 legislative session. The meeting also covers coordination for the upcoming session. Public comment will not be taken at this meeting.
- Report from City and Consultant Lobbying Team on 2023 Legislative Session
- Coordination activities for the upcoming legislative session
- Report from Federal Lobbyists
City Council
The Albuquerque City Council is reviewing ordinances to transition the transit system to a pass-based zero fare program. The meeting also includes approvals for housing development agreements and contracts for shelter services.
- Transitioning to a pass-based zero fare program for Albuquerque Transit (O-22-47)
- Expanding transit security and adjusting public transit fares (O-22-62)
- Development agreements for Route 66 Flats and Knotts Landing Court housing (EC-22-177, EC-22-178)
- Contract for shelter services at the Gibson Health Hub (EC-22-212)
- Support for a Universal Hydrogen Co. manufacturing facility project (O-22-58)