Corrales public meetings in 2025

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Farmland Preservation and Agriculture Commission will discuss a farmland brochure and a draft letter to the Planning and Zoning Administrator. The body will also review a proposal from Jeff Radford.

• Farmland Brochure
• Draft letter to Planning and Zoning Administrator
• Jeff Radford proposal

The agenda was approved after being moved by Ysabela and seconded by Stephen Smith. The December minutes were not read or approved. The commission scheduled its next meeting for January 15, 2026 at the Corrales Community Center. Several members were assigned follow‑up tasks, including Michael sending a memorandum to the village attorney and Al Knight and Stephen Smith reviewing ordinances and Right‑to‑Farm legislation.

• Agenda approved (motion by Ysabela, seconded by Stephen Smith)
• December minutes not approved
• Next meeting scheduled for Jan 15, 2026 at Corrales Community Center

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission is meeting to review a zone boundary change for Campbell and drainage plans for Prairie Sunset. The agenda includes a preliminary plat and topographic map for the Prairie Sunset project.

• Campbell A-1 A-2 zone boundary change
• Prairie Sunset engineering drainage plans
• Prairie Sunset preliminary plat and topographic map

The Planning and Zoning Commission heard a short‑term rental permit request for 140 Palacio Rd and a variance to slope for the Prairie Sunset Subdivision. Commissioners asked detailed questions about drainage, road design, and maintenance responsibilities. No approval, denial, or vote was recorded for either item.

Village Council

The Corrales Village Council is meeting to discuss community outreach for Salce Park and to review the village's 2026 priorities. The agenda also includes a presentation from the Corrales Historical Society. No formal decisions are listed in the agenda text.

• Salce Park community outreach presentation
• 2026 village priorities brochure
• Corrales Historical Society presentation

The council unanimously approved Resolution 25-49, changing the scope of work for the Municipal Arterial Program (MAP) Project L300374. It also unanimously approved Resolution 25-50 establishing regular governing‑body meetings and notice requirements. Additional actions included approving the agenda (5‑1 voice vote), appointing Janis Teal, Sandy Rasmussen and Stephen W. Smith to various commissions, and adopting the consent agenda unanimously.

• Agenda approval passed 5‑1 voice vote in favor
• Motion to remove Item D from agenda failed 5‑1 against
• Janis Teal appointed to Corrales Library Board (unanimous voice vote)
• Sandy Rasmussen appointed to Planning and Zoning Commission (5‑1 in favor)
• Stephen W. Smith appointed to Farmland Preservation and Agricultural Commission (unanimous)
• Consent agenda approved unanimously
• Resolution 25‑49 (MAP scope change) approved unanimously
• Resolution 25‑50 (regular meetings and notice) approved unanimously

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The Bosque Advisory Commission will approve the November 13, 2025 meeting minutes and the agenda for this session. It will hear items presented by Chief Martinez. A report on the wood removal conducted on 11/22 will be reviewed, and the commission will discuss the upcoming removal scheduled for 12/13 at Romero and whether to move it to a January date and location. Section reports will be presented before adjourning.

• Approval of November 13, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of the meeting agenda
• Discussion of items from Chief Martinez
• Review of wood removal performed on 11/22 and planning for the next removal on 12/13 at Romero
• Consideration of moving the next wood removal to a January date and location

The Bosque Advisory Commission unanimously approved the minutes from the 11/13/2025 meeting. They also unanimously approved the agenda for the 12/11/2025 meeting. No other substantive actions were decided.

• Approved 11/13/2025 minutes (all in favor)
• Approved agenda for 12/11/2025 meeting (all in favor)

Corrales Library Board

The Corrales Library Board will meet to approve the agenda and minutes from the November meeting. The board will also receive reports from the Friends of the Corrales Library and the librarian.

• Approval of November meeting minutes
• Friends of the Corrales Library report
• Librarian report

The Corrales Library Board approved the meeting agenda and the November minutes, each with a unanimous vote. The board also unanimously approved the motion to adjourn. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved November minutes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn (unanimous)

Village Council

The council will receive an update on grant funding for Salce Park improvements at the corner of Sagebrush and Calle Blanca. They will review the results of an initial park design survey that collected 170 responses. The agenda notes a community meeting on 12/4 and a council presentation on 12/16/25 regarding the renovation.

• Grant funding received for Salce Park improvements at Sagebrush & Calle Blanca
• Initial park design survey completed with 170 responses
• Community meeting on Salce Park scheduled for 12/4 in Council Chambers
• Village Council presentation on Salce Park renovation planned for 12/16/25

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission will discuss safety issues at Loma Larga. It will also review several project items, including flags, RSG funding requests, safe routes to school, a letter about the Montessori‑Rec Center path, and the Gonzales project. No formal decisions are noted in the agenda.

• Loma Larga safety
• Review of project flags
• RSG $ requests
• Safe routes to school
• Letter regarding Montessori‑Rec Center path

The commission unanimously approved the minutes from the October 30, 2025 meeting without changes. The discussion on crosswalk flag replacements and additions was postponed to the next meeting when a member returns. No other actions were formally approved, denied, or adopted at this meeting.

• Approved October 30, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Postponed crosswalk flag replacements and additions to next meeting

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to review unfinished business regarding the Salce Park Grant. The body will also consider an application for a FOCL Book Sale.

• Salce Park Grant
• FOCL Book Sale application

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission will meet on November 19, 2025. The agenda consists of a meeting notice and several draft PDFs, including drawings and a draft agenda. No specific rezoning, contract, ordinance, fee change, or public hearing items are listed for discussion or decision.

Corrales Library Board

The Corrales Library Board will approve the meeting agenda and the October meeting minutes. The board will hear public comment, receive a FOCL report and a librarian report. The board will also discuss plans for a tamales event in December.

• Approve agenda
• Approve October meeting minutes
• Public comment period
• FOCL report
• Plan December tamales event

The Corrales Library Board approved the meeting agenda and the corrected October minutes, each with a unanimous vote. The board also unanimously approved the motion to adjourn. The next meeting was set for Tuesday, December 9, 2025 at 6:00 P.M.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved corrected October minutes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn (unanimous)
• Scheduled next meeting for Dec 9, 2025 at 6:00 P.M.

Village Council

The council approved the agenda and reappointed Erika Edgerly to the Parks and Recreation Commission by unanimous voice votes. A consent agenda containing minutes, a small‑business proclamation, and two resolutions was approved unanimously. The council also approved Resolution 25-46 authorizing cleanup and a lien on Tract 93B. Recommendations on parking signs and lot‑coverage were deferred for future discussion.

• Approved agenda (unanimous voice vote)
• Reappointed Erika Edgerly to Parks & Recreation Commission (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved consent agenda items – October 14 minutes, Proclamation 25-08, Resolution 25-44 BAR, Resolution 25-45 Lodger’s Tax (unanimous vote of those present)
• Approved Resolution 25-46 Clean and Lien for Tract 93B (unanimous vote of those present)
• Deferred further action on lot‑coverage ordinance pending more public comment
• Will draft parking‑sign code changes for council review at a future meeting

Village Council

The Village Council is meeting to review documents regarding water rights valuation and updated over-diversion payback. The agenda includes a review of the Village Council Agenda Packet for November 18, 2025.

• Review of Corrales over-diversion payback updated report
• Review of VOC water rights valuation memo

The council approved Ordinance 25-04, authorizing a $2,000,000 loan (plus 1% interest) for a potential water‑rights purchase. It also approved Resolution 25-42 assigning signatory authority for that loan. The agenda, appointments, and consent agenda were approved unanimously, and a closed executive session was held to discuss farmland preservation projects but no votes were taken.

• Approved agenda (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved reappointments to Senior Center Advisory Commission and Farmland Preservation and Agricultural Commission (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Ordinance 25-04 authorizing $2,000,000 loan for possible water‑rights purchase (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-42 assigning official signatory authorities for the loan (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda, including October 28, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Removed BAR item from consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved closed executive session to discuss farmland preservation projects (unanimous)
• Reopened meeting after closed session (unanimous)

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission will approve the October 9, 2025 meeting minutes and the agenda for this session. Commissioners will hear items from Chief Martinez, consider whether to schedule further wood‑removal work in November and December and decide on its location, and receive an update on the proposed renaming of the Riverside Drain bridge. The meeting will conclude with section reports and adjournment.

• Approve October 9, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approve the meeting agenda
• Review items presented by Chief Martinez
• Decide on scheduling additional wood removal for November and December, including location
• Receive update on the Riverside Drain bridge renaming

The commission approved the minutes from the October 9, 2025 meeting. A motion to approve the current agenda was also passed. Both motions were adopted with all members in favor.

• Approved October 9, 2025 minutes (all in favor)
• Approved current agenda (all in favor)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The agenda for the Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on October 29, 2025 lists several PDF documents but does not include specific items or decisions. No rezoning proposals, contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings are described in the provided text.

The commission approved the meeting agenda and the September 17, 2025 Planning and Zoning Commission minutes. No other items were formally decided during this session; the short‑term rental, home occupation, and summary plat applications were discussed but no approval or denial was recorded.

• Approved agenda (recorded approval)
• Approved September 17, 2025 minutes (recorded approval)

Corrales Library Board

The Corrales Library Board will consider routine agenda items, including approval of the meeting agenda and the September meeting minutes. The board will hear public comments and receive a FOCL report. Additional brief discussions will cover food for the December meeting, advertising for future art shows, and a librarian report.

• Approval of agenda
• Approval of September meeting minutes
• Public comment
• FOCL report
• Discussion of food for December meeting

The board approved the meeting call to order and later adjourned the session unanimously. Members decided the board meeting would be followed by a tamale‑making lesson at Cynthia’s house. Marian was tasked with contacting the Corrales Comment to correct the listed meeting time, and public works agreed to provide a truck for the library’s Trunk‑or‑Treat event.

• Call to order approved unanimously
• Motion to adjourn approved unanimously
• Decided to hold board meeting then tamale‑making lesson (no vote recorded)
• Marian assigned to call Corrales Comment to correct meeting time (no vote recorded)
• Public works will supply a truck for Trunk‑or‑Treat (no vote recorded)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission agenda for October 15, 2025 consists solely of references to attached PDF documents. No specific rezoning proposals, contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings are described in the provided text.

Lodger’s Tax Board

The Lodgers Tax Board will approve the minutes from the July 8, 2025 meeting, review the latest financial report, and discuss funding requests submitted by the Corrales Society of Artists and the Corrales Historical Society.

• Approve minutes from July 8, 2025
• Review financial report
• Consider funding request from Corrales Society of Artists
• Consider funding request from Corrales Historical Society

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The Bosque Advisory Commission will approve the September 11, 2025 meeting minutes and the agenda, review a wood removal plan, and consider a proposal to name the new foot bridge “James Findley” and spend up to $125 on a metal plaque. Additional items include a tour of the River Mile 199 project and an update on the Rio Grande Trail. The commission will also receive reports from its sections before adjourning.

• Approve September 11, 2025 minutes
• Approve agenda
• Review September 15 wood removal plan for October 18 removal
• Proposal to name foot bridge “James Findley” and allocate up to $125 for plaque
• River Mile 199 project tour (9/29) and Rio Grande Trail update

The commission approved the minutes from the September 11, 2025 meeting (motion by Woody, second by Kirk, all in favor). They approved the agenda with a name change for the new riverside drain bridge (motion by Woody, second by Joan, all in favor). They approved naming the bridge “James ‘The Bat Man’ Findley” and allocated $125 for a metal plaque (motion by Woody, second by Pam, all in favor).

• Approved minutes from Sep 11, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved agenda with name change for new riverside drain bridge (unanimous)
• Approved naming the bridge “James ‘The Bat Man’ Findley” and $125 plaque funding (unanimous)

Tree Committee

The Corrales Tree Committee will consider the Village's Tree City USA application, including Arbor Day replanting documentation. The committee will receive updates on the CNM Urban Forestry program, the administrative parking lot project, the Boy Scout Bridge, and reforestation efforts at La Entrada Park. A franchise agreement with PNM will also be noted.

• Tree City USA application – review of Arbor Day replanting photos
• CNM Program – Urban Forestry update
• Administrative Parking Lot project – CDs complete, awaiting funding
• Boy Scout Bridge status update
• La Entrada Park reforestation coordination with Parks and Rec Commission

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to review unfinished business regarding the Salce Park grant. The body will also address expiring terms for members Chris McIntyre and Erika Edgerly.

• Salce Park Grant
• Expiring terms for Chris McIntyre and Erika Edgerly

The commission voted to approve the amended agenda, adding a review of the August meeting minutes. A motion to defer the June, August, and September 2025 minutes to the November meeting was also approved. The Village Council approved the appointment of Chris McIntyre to fill an expiring term. No other substantive actions were decided.

• Approved amended agenda (all in favor)
• Deferred June, August, and September 2025 minutes to Nov meeting (all in favor)
• Village Council approved appointment of Chris McIntyre (as noted in report)

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The commission voted to approve the minutes from the June 28, 2025 meeting, with the motion seconded and passed unanimously. Commissioners reported that their presentation to the Village Council was well received and that a follow‑up meeting with the Department of Transportation is scheduled for October 15. Plans to restart the Walk and Roll program and to install bicycle racks at Perea's Restaurant and The Farm Stand were discussed.

• Approved June 28, 2025 minutes (unanimous)

Village Council

The Village Council will sign the Corrales Siphon Agreement between the Pueblo of Sandia and the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District. The council will hear statements from the Conservancy District and from the Pueblo of Sandia about the agreement. The meeting is open to the public in person at 4324 Corrales Road and via Zoom.

• Signing of Corrales Siphon Agreement between Pueblo of Sandia and Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
• Statement from Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District
• Statement from Pueblo of Sandia

The Village Council unanimously approved Resolution 25-40 to pursue a Thornburg Foundation grant supporting the Corrales Farmers’ Cooperative. It also approved Proclamation 25-06 supporting pollinators and confirmed appointments to several advisory commissions. Additionally, Resolution 25-39 BAR was approved after removal from the consent agenda.

• Approved agenda (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved appointment of Rachael Hickox to Bosque Advisory Commission (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved reappointment of Stevie Kuenzler to Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved reappointment of Chris McIntyre to Parks and Recreation Commission (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Proclamation 25-06 In Support of Pollinators (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Resolution 25-39 BAR (unanimous vote)
• Approved Resolution 25-40 to seek Thornburg Foundation grant for farmers (unanimous vote)
• Approved minutes from September 9, 2025 (unanimous vote)

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The Corrales Equestrian Advisory Commission will review several old‑business items, including the CDLC parade, a plan to organize rides with CHAMP, and the redesign of the “Horse Capital” signs. New‑business topics include a static balloon desensitizing activity, the Ditch Run scheduled for September 20, upcoming November and December meetings, and a budget item to send flowers to Patti F.

• CDLC parade (old business)
• Plan to get out and ride with CHAMP (old business)
• Redo the “Horse Capital” signs (old business)
• Static balloon desensitizing (new business)
• Ditch Run on 09/20 (new business)

The Equestrian Advisory Commission approved the meeting agenda and minutes unanimously. It approved a $3,000 budget, allocating $2,500 for cavaletti and $500 for other items. No meetings were scheduled for November or December.

• Agenda approved unanimously
• Minutes approved unanimously
• Budget of $3,000 approved ($2,500 for cavaletti, $500 for other items)
• No November or December meetings planned

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Farmland Preservation and Agriculture Commission will meet to discuss agricultural initiatives and budget requests. The body is scheduled to vote on the definition of public benefit requirements for farmland easement properties.

• Vote on public benefit requirement for farmland easement properties
• Update on Whitney Property
• Update on budget request
• Agriculture directory

The Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission approved money for coloring books, though the exact amount and funding source were not specified. No other substantive decisions were recorded; the remaining agenda items were discussed or left pending.

• Approved funding for coloring books (amount not specified)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The agenda for the Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission meeting on September 17, 2025 lists several PDF files, but the provided text does not describe any specific rezoning proposals, contracts, ordinances, fee changes, or public hearings. Consequently, no concrete decisions or discussions can be identified from the available information.

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the short‑term rental application (STR 25‑10) for the Simpson property at 10 Camino Vega Verde. Chair Stermer noted the approval; no vote tally was recorded. A second application (STR 25‑09) for 226 San Andreas Road was discussed but no decision was made. Any commission decision may be appealed within 20 days to the Village Council.

• Approved short‑term rental permit for 10 Camino Vega Verde (STR 25‑10) – approval noted, no vote tally recorded
• No decision on short‑term rental permit for 226 San Andreas Road (STR 25‑09) – discussed only

Corrales Library Board

The Library Board will meet to review reports from the FOCL and the librarian. The body will discuss the operations of the Growers Market and an upcoming Art Show. The meeting includes a discussion regarding a celebration of life for former board member Kip Walker.

• Discussion of Growers Market operations
• Librarian report and upcoming Art Show discussion
• Discussion of former board member Kip Walker's celebration of life

The Corrales Library Board approved the call to order and the July meeting minutes, both unanimously. No quorum was recorded for the August meeting. The board then unanimously approved the motion to adjourn.

• Call to order approved unanimously
• July minutes approved unanimously
• Motion to adjourn approved unanimously

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission will meet on October 16, 2025 at 11 am in the Corrales Administrative Conference Room. The agenda includes routine approvals of the agenda and September minutes, updates from Michael Scisco and on the Whitney Property, a review of an agriculture brochure/directory, and a proposal to change the commission’s meeting day and time. Additional items cover future agenda topics, open discussion, and adjournment.

• Approval of agenda
• Approval of September minutes
• Update on Whitney Property
• Agriculture brochure/directory review
• Proposal to change meeting day/time

The commission approved its agenda and the September meeting minutes. After discussing a possible schedule change, members decided to continue meeting on Thursdays. CJ Ames will inform Melanie about finding a replacement, and Michael Scisco will follow up on activities at the Whitney Property.

• Agenda approved (motion by Edwina, seconded by Ysabela)
• September minutes approved (motion by Ysabela, seconded by Edwina)
• Meeting day kept on Thursdays (Friday option rejected)
• CJ Ames to notify Melanie about recruiting a replacement commission member
• Michael Scisco to inquire about activities on the Whitney Property

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The commission will review reports on stick stations and receive updates from Chief Martinez. Members will discuss scheduling an October wood removal event and the need to appropriate funds for additional sign posts.

• Report on 2 stick stations
• Update on Ravenna cancellation
• Planning for October wood removal event
• Discussion on appropriating funds for more sign posts

The commission unanimously approved the August 14 minutes and the meeting agenda with an amendment about e‑bikes. Members voted to create and distribute a flyer, with MRGCD assistance, reminding that e‑bikes are prohibited in the bosque and on levee roads. Wood removal events were scheduled for September 13 and October 18, 2025. The commission decided no additional signposts are needed at this time.

• Approved August 14, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda with e‑bike amendment (unanimous)
• Approved creation and distribution of e‑bike prohibition flyer (unanimous)
• Scheduled wood removal Saturday, Sept 13, 2025 at Via Oreada entrance
• Scheduled wood removal Oct 18, 2025, 9‑11 am at Via Oreada
• Determined no additional signposts are needed (per Chief Martinez)

Village Council

The Corrales Village Council approved several actions, including a zoning map amendment for 4945 Corrales Road and a proclamation defending the U.S. Constitution. The council also authorized a loan agreement with NMED to fund water‑rights purchases. All items were adopted by unanimous votes except a single amendment to the proclamation, which passed 5‑1. Additional approvals included the agenda, a consent agenda, and a new Planning and Zoning Commission appointment.

• Approved agenda (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Jodi Harrington appointment to Planning and Zoning Commission (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved consent agenda items – minutes, Starlight Parade, Jog‑A‑Thon (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Ordinance 25-03, Zone Map Amendment for 4945 Corrales Road (unanimous vote)
• Approved Proclamation 25-05, Defending our U.S. Constitution and Separation of Powers (unanimous vote)
• Approved amendment to Proclamation 25-05 third recital (5‑1 vote)
• Approved Resolution 25-38, authorizing loan with NMED for water‑rights purchase (unanimous vote)

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Corrales Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to approve the agenda, minutes from June and August 2025, and discuss a grant for Salce Park. The director will provide a report, and there will be a guest presentation for a Fun Run event.

• Approval of June 2025 and August 2025 meeting minutes
• Review of Salce Park Grant (unfinished business)
• Guest presentation for Fun Run event
• Director’s report

The commission approved the Starlight Parade & St. Nick event for December 5. A conditional approval was given for the Corrales PTA Jog‑a‑Thon, pending MRGCD approval. The Art in the Park application was not approved. The board also decided to proceed with removing the curb and moving the gate near the park.

• Approved Starlight Parade & St. Nick event
• Conditional approval of Corrales PTA Jog‑a‑Thon pending MRGCD approval
• Rejected Art in the Park application
• Approved agenda (deferring meeting minutes)
• Deferred approval of June 2025 minutes
• Deferred approval of August 2025 minutes
• Decided to move forward with curb removal and gate relocation near the park

Village Council

The Village Council will meet to discuss the sponsorship of the Starlight Parade and the approval of a Harvest Festival event application. The body will also consider an appointment to the Tree Committee.

• Appointment of Rachael Erin Hickox to the Tree Committee
• Approval of Resolution 25-37 sponsoring the 22nd Annual Starlight Parade
• Approval of Harvest Festival Event Application
• Approval of Resolution 25-36 BAR
• Future item: Ordinance 25-03 Zone Map Amendment scheduled for 9/9

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Farmland Preservation and Agriculture Commission will meet to define public benefit requirements for farmland easement properties. The body will also discuss the Whitney Property and review a budget request.

• Definition of public benefit requirement on farmland easement properties
• Discussion of Whitney Property
• Update on budget request
• Agriculture directory

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss two ordinance revisions: one addressing no-parking restrictions and another updating lot coverage percentage requirements. No decisions are scheduled; this is an informational review.

• Discussion of no-parking rule revisions
• Review of ordinance revisions to lot coverage percentage

The Planning & Zoning Commission heard a public hearing on Sub 25-06, a preliminary plat for two subdivisions and a relocated private road (Audilio Lane). Commissioners and members of the public raised safety, ditch‑easement, tree‑removal, and NMDOT access concerns. No vote or formal approval, denial, or tabling was recorded, leaving the application pending further review.

Corrales Library Board

The Library Board will meet to review reports from the FOCL and the Librarian. The body will discuss the operations of the Growers Market and an upcoming Art Show.

• Discussion of Growers Market operations
• Librarian report and discussion of upcoming Art Show

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The commission will meet to discuss the Bureau of Reclamation River Mile 199 project and Ravenna grass seed head removal. The body will also address entrance sign updates and schedule wood removal for September.

• Ravenna grass seed head removal scheduled for 8/23
• Bureau of Reclamation River Mile 199 project starting in August
• Rangeline recutting starting in September
• Entrance sign update
• Planning for September wood removal

The Bosque Advisory Commission voted to approve the minutes from the June 12, 2025 meeting. The commission also approved the agenda for the August 14 meeting, adding a presentation by Joanna Strange. Both motions passed with all members in favor.

• Approved minutes from June 12, 2025 (all in favor)
• Approved agenda with addition of Joanna Strange presentation (all in favor)

Village Council

The Village Council will vote on Ordinance 25-02 and a MainStreet Memorandum of Agreement. The body will also direct the Planning and Zoning Commission to consider changes to the Lot Coverage Ordinance.

• Consideration and approval of Ordinance 25-02
• Direction to Planning and Zoning Commission regarding Lot Coverage Ordinance changes
• Approval of MainStreet Memorandum of Agreement
• Approval of Annual Sandoval County Tourism MOU
• Approval of Harvest Festival Event Application

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss potential changes to the Lot Coverage Ordinance and a zone map amendment for 4945 Corrales Road. The body is also considering a professional services agreement for MainStreet.

• Ordinance 25-02
• Resolution 25-35 regarding Zone Map Amendment for 4945 Corrales Road
• Proposed changes to Lot Coverage Ordinance
• MainStreet Professional Services Agreement
• Annual Sandoval County Tourism MOU

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to discuss current communications and unfinished business. The agenda includes a review of a Harvest Festival application and an update on the Salce Park Grant.

• Harvest Festival application from Tony
• Salce Park Grant update

The Parks and Recreation Commission approved the meeting agenda (votes: Ed 1, Kris 2). It also approved the motion to accept Ed's report, with Tony abstaining. The June 2025 minutes were approved (no vote recorded). No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approve agenda (Ed 1, Kris 2)
• Approve motion to accept Ed's report (Tony abstained)
• Approve June 2025 minutes (no vote recorded)

Village Council

The council unanimously approved the meeting agenda by voice vote. No vote or formal decision was made on the proposed noise ordinance; council members only discussed the need for objective measurements and a sound engineer.

• Approved agenda (unanimous voice vote)

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The commission approved the meeting minutes as presented. A motion to present a proposal to the mayor and council requesting NMDOT regular maintenance of the paved path between Montessori School and the Recreation Center was approved. Commissioners discussed upcoming bike‑related events and crosswalk improvements. The next meeting is scheduled for August 28 at 5:30 pm at the Corrales Library.

• Approved meeting minutes (motion passed)
• Approved motion to present NMDOT path‑maintenance proposal to council

Corrales Library Board

The Library Board will meet to review reports from the FOCL and the Librarian. The body will discuss assignments for the Growers Market and an upcoming Art Show.

• Discussion of Growers Market assignments
• Librarian report regarding upcoming Art Show

The Corrales Library Board called the meeting to order and approved the June minutes with a unanimous vote. Board members assigned Cynthia to set up the library booth for the August Growers’ Market and scheduled volunteers for each Sunday. The motion to adjourn was also approved unanimously. The next meeting is set for August 19, 2025.

• Call to order approved unanimously
• June minutes approved unanimously
• Motion to adjourn approved unanimously

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The Equestrian Advisory Commission is meeting to review old business regarding the CDLC Parade and Bosque Advisory Commission. New business includes planning a ride day with CHAMP, a bandage clinic, and updating horse capital signs at entrances.

• CDLC Parade rental with Parks and Rec
• Bosque Advisory Commission right of way at Cabezon
• Get out and ride day with CHAMP
• Bandage clinic
• Redoing horse capital signs at entrances

The commission unanimously approved an agenda amendment to add an "Other Items" section. It also unanimously approved the meeting minutes. A motion to cooperate with CHAMP on a "Get Out and Ride" event was approved unanimously. The parking lot fee for the bandage clinic was waived.

• Approved agenda amendment to add Other Items (unanimous)
• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved cooperation with CHAMP for a Get Out and Ride day (unanimous)
• Waived parking lot fee for bandage clinic (no vote recorded)

Village Council

The Village Council will meet to approve the final budget for fiscal year 2025-26 and several lodger's tax disbursements. The meeting includes a presentation from Fire Chief Anthony Martinez regarding fire suppression in the village.

• Resolution 25-33: Adopting Final Budget for FY 25-26
• Lodger’s Tax Disbursements for Kiwanis Club/Ditch Run, MainStreet Fine Arts Show, MainStreet Starry Night, CEAC Christmas Parade, CSA Art in the Park, and CHS Fine Arts Show
• Resolution 25-31: Year End BAR
• Resolution 25-32: 4th Quarter Report
• Resolution 25-34: Approving Fixed Assets List

The Corrales Village Council approved the consent agenda and several resolutions, including the FY 25‑26 budget. They increased the grant amount for Resolution 25‑25 to $2,500 and added $200,000 to the budget for repairs to the Old Church. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved consent agenda (multiple resolutions) – unanimous voice vote
• Approved Resolution 25‑25 Lodger’s Tax Disbursement – unanimous vote
• Amended Resolution 25‑25 grant amount to $2,500 – unanimous vote
• Approved Resolution 25‑31 Year End BAR – unanimous vote
• Approved Resolution 25‑32 4th Quarter Report – unanimous vote
• Approved Resolution 25‑33 Final Budget FY 25‑26 – unanimous vote
• Added $200,000 to budget for Old Church repairs – unanimous vote
• Directed Finance Director Jolene Trappett to correct 4th Quarter Report before state submission – unanimous vote

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Farmland Preservation and Agriculture Commission will meet to discuss the Harvest Festival and potential new projects. The body will review contractual public benefits for new easements and outreach efforts.

• Contractual public benefit for new easements regarding fire safety
• NM Outside Grant project
• Helping Village Agriculture project
• Farmland Preservation Outreach

The commission approved the meeting agenda after a motion by Sam and a second by Edwina. The June meeting minutes were approved after a motion by Edwina and a second by Sam. The meeting was adjourned following a motion by Ysabela and a second by Edwina. No other substantive actions were decided.

• Agenda approved (motion by Sam, seconded by Edwina)
• June minutes approved (motion by Edwina, seconded by Sam)
• Meeting adjourned (motion by Ysabela, seconded by Edwina)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to discuss parking documentation and a proposed new ordinance regarding lot coverage limits. The agenda also includes items related to a ditch over the land of another servient estate.

• Proposed new lot coverage limit ordinance
• Discussion of parking documents
• Review of ditch over land of another servient estate

The Planning & Zoning Commission heard a short‑term rental permit request for 215 Los Manzanos Road, a final plat application for the Mullens and Grube properties, and a zone map amendment for 4945 Corrales Road. No approvals, denials, or vote tallies were recorded for any of these items. The commission noted compliance requirements and next steps, but deferred any final action.

Tree Committee

The Corrales Tree Committee met to provide updates on urban forestry and local infrastructure. The body discussed ongoing coordination for park reforestation and upcoming hearings for drainage projects.

• Replanting of trees in front of Village Hall
• Corrales Interior Drain (CID) project Council Hearing scheduled for July 22
• Admin Parking Lot project status: CDs complete, awaiting funding
• La Entrada Park Reforestation coordination with Parks and Rec Commission
• Mistletoe on cottonwoods south of Siphon Rd.

Village Council

The Village Council will discuss sponsoring local festivals and a parade. They are also considering a resolution to publish a notice regarding amendments to the Capital Improvements Plan for the Far Northwest Sector, including impact fees.

• Resolution 25-22: Co-Sponsoring the 2025 Harvest Festival
• Resolution 25-23: Sponsoring the 2025 Christmas de los Caballos Parade
• Resolution 25-24: Notice of intent to adopt Ordinance 25-02 amending the Capital Improvements Plan for the Far Northwest Sector
• Reappointment of Chris Allen to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission
• Presentation on Mosquitos and Vector Control by Dr. Paul Sandoval

The Village Council unanimously approved three resolutions: co‑sponsoring the 2025 Harvest Festival, sponsoring the 2025 Christmas de los Caballos Parade, and directing a notice to consider adopting Ordinance 25‑02 to amend the Capital Improvements Plan. The council also approved the meeting agenda, reappointed Chris Allen to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, and approved the consent agenda minutes from June 24, 2025.

• Approved agenda (unanimous voice vote)
• Reappointed Chris Allen to Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved Resolution 25‑22 co‑sponsoring 2025 Harvest Festival (unanimous vote)
• Approved Resolution 25‑23 sponsoring 2025 Christmas de los Caballos Parade (unanimous vote)
• Approved Resolution 25‑24 directing notice to consider Ordinance 25‑02 amending Capital Improvements Plan (unanimous vote)
• Approved consent agenda minutes from June 24, 2025 (unanimous voice vote)

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The commission will review ongoing projects including a large animal rescue class and the ROAD-eo with CHAMP. Members will also discuss the 4th of July parade and updates regarding the CDLC parade.

• Loma Larga paving issue
• Large animal rescue class
• ROAD-eo with CHAMP
• 4th of July parade planning
• CDLC parade updates

The commission voted to approve the meeting agenda after a motion by Janet and a second by Harry, with all members voting yes. The minutes from the previous meeting were also approved unanimously after a motion by Harry and a second by Leigh. No other formal actions were taken during this session.

• Approved agenda (unanimous vote)
• Approved minutes (unanimous vote)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The agenda provided consists of a list of meeting materials and notices. No specific action items, motions, or discussion topics are listed in the provided text.

The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a short‑term rental permit for 35 El Dorado Road, allowing up to eight occupants. It also approved a home‑occupation permit for Anne Boesenberg at 192 Camino Rayo del Sol to conduct in‑person Pilates classes for up to five clients per day. Both approvals were announced by Chair Stermer and are subject to a 20‑day appeal period.

• Approved short‑term rental permit for 35 El Dorado Rd (no vote tally recorded)
• Approved home‑occupation permit for 192 Camino Rayo del Sol (no vote tally recorded)

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission will meet to review reports and discuss specific bosque maintenance and access. The meeting includes a citizen request regarding path connectivity.

• Discussion on paths from Int. Drain to the Sandoval Lateral
• Scheduling of August Ravenna grass seed head removal

The commission approved the minutes from May 8, 2025 and adopted the June 12, 2025 agenda. A motion cancelled the July 2025 CBAC meeting. The next bosque work event was scheduled for Saturday, August 23, 2025, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

• Passed May 8, 2025 minutes
• Approved June 12, 2025 agenda
• Cancelled July 2025 CBAC meeting
• Scheduled August 23, 2025 bosque work event (8:30‑10:00 am)

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The commission will meet to review reports and discuss path connections between Int. Drain and the Sandoval Lateral. Members will also determine the date for Ravenna grass seed head removal in August.

• Discussion on paths from Int. Drain to the Sandoval Lateral
• Scheduling of August Ravenna grass seed head removal

Corrales Library Board

The Library Board will meet to receive reports from the Friends of Corrales Library and the Librarian. The meeting includes a brief discussion regarding the Village Budget.

• Report on Book Sale
• Librarian report and discussion of Village Budget
• FOCL Report

The Corrales Library Board approved the call to order and the May meeting minutes with unanimous votes. No substantive policy or budget items were decided. The board then unanimously approved the motion to adjourn.

• Call to order approved unanimously
• May minutes approved unanimously
• Motion to adjourn approved unanimously

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to review the Director's Report and handle unfinished business. The primary item for discussion is the Salce Park Grant.

• Salce Park Grant

The Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously approved the meeting agenda. The minutes from the May 2025 meeting were approved with all members in favor and one abstention. No other formal motions were recorded during the meeting.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved May 2025 minutes (all in favor, one abstention)

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission will vote on spending $1,500 on doggy bags for 2025. They will also hear a citizen request about using dead trees for furniture, discuss scheduling a Sandoval Lateral wood removal, and review disabled access to the Bosque Preserve. The meeting includes welcoming a new member and approving previous minutes.

• Vote to spend $1,500 on doggy bags for 2025
• Citizen request to remove dead trees for furniture making
• Discussion of scheduling Sandoval Lateral wood removal
• Research permit completed for BEMP project
• Update on Rio Grande Trail meeting and disabled access to Bosque Preserve

The commission approved the minutes from April 10, 2025 and the meeting agenda. It established a rotating secretary schedule, with Joe serving next. It authorized moving forward with Ryker’s Sück Station project and scheduled a wood‑removal event on May 31, 8‑10 am along the Sandoval Lateral. It also voted to spend $1,500 on 27,000 doggy bags for 2025.

• Approved April 10, 2025 minutes (motion passed)
• Approved meeting agenda (motion passed)
• Established rotating secretary schedule, alphabetically (Joe next)
• Authorized moving forward with Ryker’s Sück Station project (no objections)
• Scheduled wood removal on May 31, 8‑10 am along Sandoval Lateral between Cabezon and Via Oreada
• Approved $1,500 expenditure for 27,000 doggy bags (motion passed)

Capital Improvement

The Capital Improvements Advisory Committee will review land use assumptions and the capital improvements plan as required every five years by NM Statute 5-8-30. The committee will determine if the current impact fees chart should be maintained or revised. Action or a vote may occur during the meeting.

• Review of land use assumptions and capital improvements plan
• Determination of whether to maintain or revise the impact fees chart
• Review of Ordinance No. 20-007 regarding capital improvements in the Far NW Sector

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Farmland Preservation and Agriculture Commission will meet to discuss property evaluation recommendations for the Council. The meeting includes an update from Michael Scisco and an open discussion period.

• Property Evaluation Recommendations for Council

The commission approved the meeting agenda and the March minutes. The cover letter and the narrative document were each approved after a motion and second. The commission decided to move regular meetings to the third Thursday of each month, cancel the May meeting, and schedule the next meeting for June 19.

• Agenda approved (motion moved by Edwina, seconded by Ysabela)
• March minutes approved (motion moved by Ysabela, seconded by Edwina)
• Cover letter approved (motion moved by Ysabela, seconded by Edwina)
• Narrative document approved (motion moved by Edwina, seconded by Ysabela)
• Regular meetings moved to third Thursdays 11‑12 pm
• May meeting cancelled
• Next meeting set for June 19, time 11‑12 pm, location TBD

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The commission unanimously approved the March 13, 2025 minutes and the meeting agenda. After discussion, members concluded the Greer proposal for a mass‑media volunteer campaign was not needed. The board also scheduled a wood‑removal event for Saturday, April 12, and a Rides, Strides, Giddy‑Up event on April 27. Additional items such as the toe‑clearing contract closure and a pilot goat project were noted but not voted on.

• Approved March 13, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Decided Greer mass‑media volunteer campaign not needed
• Scheduled wood removal event Saturday April 12 at Romero Rd
• Scheduled Rides, Strides, Giddy‑Up event for April 27, 10 am–1 pm
• Noted closure of toe‑clearing contract by Chief
• Planned pilot goat project for Ravenna grass removal (Chief to identify site)
• Pam and Yasmeen will attend Rio Grande Trail meeting on 4/11

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will meet to review the Director's report and discuss the Salce Park Grant. The meeting includes a guest presentation regarding the Interior Drain.

• Presentation on Interior Drain by Amy Bell
• Discussion of Salce Park Grant

The Parks and Recreation Commission voted to approve the meeting agenda and the March 2025 minutes, each with unanimous support. No other resolutions or funding actions were decided. Discussion items included updates on the interior drain plan and field improvement projects. The next commission meeting is set for May 6, 2025.

• Agenda approved (all in favor)
• March 2025 minutes approved with corrections (all in favor)

Village Council

The Village Council will hold a public hearing on April 1, 2025, to consider two separate appeals of the P&Z Commission's approval of a short-term rental for Norman and Barbara Dawson at 1247 W. Ella. The appeals were requested by Jason Lewis and Maribel Marquez. The hearing will take place at a special meeting in the Council Chambers.

• Two appeals of a short-term rental approval at 1247 W. Ella
• Appeal requested by Jason Lewis
• Appeal requested by Maribel Marquez
• Applicants for the short-term rental: Norman and Barbara Dawson
• Public hearing at a special Council meeting on April 1, 2025

The Village Council met on April 1, 2025 to consider appeals by Mirabel Marquez and Jason Lewis against the Planning and Zoning Commission’s approval of short‑term rental permit STR 25‑02 for 1247 West Ella. After hearing testimony, the council voted unanimously to deny both appeals and to approve the permit. The decision affirms the commission’s earlier approval.

• Denied appeal of STR 25‑02 (unanimous)
• Approved STR 25‑02 (unanimous)
• Affirmed Planning and Zoning Commission decision on STR 25‑02

Village Council

The Corrales Village Council will hold a special meeting to consider two appeals: one filed by Maribel Marquez and one by Jason Lewis. No other business is on the agenda.

• Appeal filed by Maribel Marquez
• Appeal filed by Jason Lewis

The council approved motions to allow additional testimony and new evidence, and to close and later reopen the meeting for deliberations. It then voted to reject the appeals concerning the short‑term rental applications. The Village Attorney was tasked with preparing findings for the April 8 regular council meeting, and a 30‑day appeal period was noted.

• Allow testimony from three additional people – approved by unanimous voice vote of those present
• Allow new evidence (map) from Mr. Dawson – approved by unanimous voice vote of those present
• Close meeting for deliberations per NMSA 1978 – approved by unanimous voice vote of those present
• Reopen meeting after closed session – approved by unanimous voice vote of those present
• Reject appeals – approved unanimously (4 ayes: Murray, Alsobrook II, Knight, Woldman)

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission approved the design for the sign marking the proposed pedestrian and bike path. The design was created by Commissioner Voorhees in collaboration with Rick Tohler. No other formal approvals, denials, or tablings were recorded in the minutes. The meeting was adjourned at 6:35 p.m.

• Approved sign design for pedestrian/bike path (motion passed)

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The commission approved the meeting agenda after an amendment by Janet, with Christina seconding, and the motion passed unanimously. The minutes of the previous meeting were also approved unanimously after a motion by Harry and a second by Janet. The Stori presentation for the March 11 village council meeting was removed from the agenda by amendment. The horse‑coloring drawing proposal by Dyanne Strongbow was tabled until the next meeting.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes (unanimous)
• Removed Stori presentation from agenda (by amendment)
• Tabled Dyanne Strongbow horse‑coloring drawing until next meeting

Village Council

The Village Council will consider the adoption of an economic development plan for the Arts and Cultural District. The body will also act on the FY2024 Audit and discuss changes to the village alcohol ordinance.

• Resolution 24-57: Corrales MainStreet’s Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan
• Resolution 26-07: Acceptance and Approval of the FY2024 Audit
• Discussion of alcohol ordinance change (Section 4-31 of the Village Code)
• Appointment of Rebecca Anderson to the Senior Center Advisory Board
• Resolution 25-06 BAR

The council approved the meeting agenda and appointed Rebecca Anderson to the Senior Center Advisory Board by unanimous voice votes. The consent agenda, which included the March 11 minutes and Resolution 25-06 BAR, was also approved unanimously. A vote on Resolution 24-57 to adopt the Corrales MainStreet Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan failed 4‑2. The FY2024 audit was approved unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved appointment of Rebecca Anderson to Senior Center Advisory Board (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved consent agenda, including March 11 minutes and Resolution 25-06 BAR (unanimous)
• Rejected Resolution 24-57 adopting Corrales MainStreet Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan (4-2 vote)
• Approved FY2024 audit (unanimous)

Village Council

The Village Council is reviewing the Cultural Economic Development Plan (CEDP) for the Corrales Arts & Cultural District. The plan serves as a roadmap to grow the local creative economy by supporting artists, agrarian businesses, and cultural heritage.

• Review of the Corrales MainStreet Program Cultural Economic Development Plan
• Proposal to grow the creative economy via Economic Transformation Strategy #2
• Identification of needs for artist studios, food processing spaces, and performing arts venues
• Strategies to preserve agricultural land and support small farmers and equine experiences

Village Council

The Village Council will meet to decide on the adoption of Corrales MainStreet’s Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan and the FY2024 Audit. Members will also discuss potential changes to the alcohol ordinance.

• Resolution 24-57: Adopting Corrales MainStreet’s Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan
• Resolution 26-07: Acceptance and Approval of the FY2024 Audit
• Discussion of alcohol ordinance change (Section 4-31 of the Village Code)
• Appointment of Rebecca Anderson to the Senior Center Advisory Board
• Resolution 25-06 BAR

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Farmland Preservation and Agriculture Commission will consider approval of the agenda and previous minutes, receive an update from Michael Scisco, and discuss property evaluation deadlines, data organization, and a timeline for submitting recommendations. They will also review the village budget for the Farmland Preservation Commission. The agenda lists the meeting date as March 32, 2025, which appears to be a typo.

• Approval of February minutes
• Update from Michael Scisco
• Property evaluation: deadline for completion and data organization
• Timeline to submit recommendations on property evaluation
• Village Budget for Farmland Preservation Commission

The commission agreed to add a new item to the property‑evaluation process, including metrics, an assessment, and commentary from each commissioner. Commissioners will meet on Thursday, April 10, after collecting written comments by April 7. The commission also decided not to use comments captured in John’s spreadsheet for the numerical evaluation.

• Add new evaluation item with metrics, assessment, and commentary (scheduled)
• Hold additional meeting on Thursday, April 10 to review comments and vote
• Require written comments to Sam by April 7
• Exclude spreadsheet comments from numerical evaluation

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a site development plan for a fire suppression water tank and multiple variance and plat requests. The body will also discuss a draft comprehensive plan without taking formal action on it.

• SDP 25-01: Proposed water tank for fire suppression at 3001 Angel Road
• VAR 25-01: Request for 18-foot front setback for shipping containers at 113 Hansen Road
• SUB 25-02: Preliminary Plat to create Tracts B1-A, B1-B, and B1-C from a 4-acre parcel
• VAR 25-02: Request for 75-foot diameter turnaround cul-de-sac at 363 Mountain Shadows Road
• SUM 25-03: Summary Plat to divide Tract 126Al into two lots (Lots A and B)

The commission approved its meeting agenda and the February 19, 2025 minutes. It then approved the Village Fire Department’s Site Development Plan to add a 500,000‑gallon water tank at 3001 Angel Road. No decision was recorded for the variance request from Charlie Otero.

• Approved meeting agenda (no vote tally provided)
• Approved February 19, 2025 minutes (no vote tally provided)
• Approved Site Development Plan for fire‑suppression water tank at 3001 Angel Road (no vote tally provided)

Corrales Library Board

The Corrales Library Board will meet to introduce new member Liz Fischer and review the librarian's report. The board is scheduled to discuss the budget submitted to the Administration.

• Introduction of new member Liz Fischer
• Discussion of budget submitted to the Administration
• Librarian report regarding upcoming Art Show

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The commission will review a riparian floodplain habitat restoration project along the Rio Grande in Corrales, coordinated with the Bureau of Reclamation and New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission. They will also plan pole planting for winter 2025-2026, schedule wood removal workdays, and discuss reserving goats for fall weed control in problem areas. A community event, Rides, Strides, Giddy-Up, is set for April 27th.

• Discussion of BoR and NM ISC Riparian Floodplain Habitat Restoration Project at River Mile 194
• Plan for pole planting: plan in Dec 2025, plant in Jan 2026
• Summary of wood removal on Feb 22 and upcoming workdays on Mar 15 and Apr 12
• Reserving goat days for fall in problem spots
• Rides, Strides, Giddy-Up event on Sunday, April 27, 10am-1pm

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission approved the February minutes and agenda. Chief Martinez reported progress on the Boy Scout bridge replacement and completion of levee toe clearing. The commission discussed planning a field trip for Village Council members in April and proposed dates. No formal votes were taken on substantive items; the meeting was primarily informational and planning-focused.

• Approved February 13, 2025 minutes (motion passed)
• Approved agenda (motion passed)
• Discussed field trip dates for Village Council (April 3, 4, 10, 11) — no formal decision
• Discussed pole planting postponed to January 2026 — no formal decision
• Discussed reserving goat days for fall — no formal decision

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission is meeting to review wood removal activities and plan future pole planting. The body will also discuss a riparian floodplain habitat restoration project at River Mile 194.

• Summary of wood removal on 2/22 and plans for 3/15 and 4/12
• Discussion of pole planting plan for January 2026
• BoR and NM ISC Riparian Floodplain Habitat Restoration Project at River Mile 194
• Planning for 'goat days' in the fall for problem spots
• Rides, Strides, Giddy-Up event on April 27th

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission approved the February minutes and agenda. Chief Martinez reported progress on the Boy Scout bridge replacement, with abutments and concrete completed, and noted the levee toe clearing contract is being closed out. The commission discussed planning for pole planting in 2026, a field trip for Village Council members, and potential goat grazing days. No formal votes were taken on substantive items.

• Approved February 13, 2025 minutes (motion passed)
• Approved agenda (motion passed)
• Discussed planning pole planting for January 2026
• Proposed field trip dates for Village Council: April 3, 4, 10, or 11
• Discussed reserving goat days for fall, possibly funded by State Forestry

Village Council

The Village Council will consider and vote on Resolution 25-05 approving a MAP application. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and four event applications. A closed executive session is scheduled to discuss real property or water rights acquisition or disposal. The meeting also features a presentation from the Corrales Equestrian Advisory Commission.

• Resolution 25-05 for MAP application approval
• Closed executive session on real property or water rights acquisition/disposal
• Approval of Viva Vino Event Application
• Approval of Corrales Egg Hunt Event Application
• Approval of Music in Corrales May and September Concert Event Applications

The Corrales Village Council approved Resolution 25-05, the MAP application, with a unanimous vote. The consent agenda, including minutes and event applications, was also approved. No decisions were made during the closed executive session. The council heard public comments opposing the MainStreet ACD plan and scheduled its adoption for March 25.

• Approved Resolution 25-05, MAP Application (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and event applications (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Closed executive session for real property discussion (unanimous)
• Returned to open meeting after closed session (unanimous)

Village Council

The Village Council will consider Resolution 25-05 approving a MAP application, enter closed session to discuss real property or water rights, and receive a presentation from the Equestrian Advisory Commission. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and several event applications (Viva Vino, Egg Hunt, two Music in Corrales concerts). Public comment and councilor forum are also scheduled.

• Consideration and vote on Resolution 25-05, MAP Application Approval
• Closed executive session to discuss purchase, acquisition or disposal of real property or water rights
• Presentation from Corrales Equestrian Advisory Commission
• Consent agenda includes approval of Viva Vino, Egg Hunt, and two Music in Corrales concert event applications
• Future agenda items: Comprehensive Plan review, MainStreet ACD Plan adoption, appeal hearing for STR 25-02

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Corrales Parks and Recreation Commission will approve January minutes, hear a director's report, consider two event applications (Viva Corrales! and Viva Vino Run), discuss the Salce Park Grant as unfinished business, and address Ben Gonzales' retirement under new business.

• Approval of applications for Viva Corrales! (April 27, 2025) and Viva Vino Run (May 25, 2025)
• Unfinished business: Salce Park Grant
• New business: Ben Gonzales Retirement

The Corrales Parks and Recreation Commission approved four upcoming events at La Entrada Park: the Viva Vino Run (May 25), a free Music in Corrales concert (May 31), a paid concert (Sept 20), and the Kiwanis Annual Egg Hunt (Apr 19). All approvals were unanimous, with one abstention on the egg hunt. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting also included a director's report on park maintenance and facility upgrades.

• Approved Viva Vino Run on May 25, 2025, pending MRGCD and NMDOT approvals (unanimous)
• Approved free Music in Corrales concert on May 31, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved paid Music in Corrales concert on Sept 20, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Kiwanis Annual Egg Hunt on Apr 19, 2025 (unanimous; Tony Messec abstained)
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved February 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous; three abstained)

Village Council

The Village Council will meet to decide on a franchise agreement with EZEE Fiber and the disposal of property. The session includes a presentation from the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District and the appointment of a library board member.

• Franchise Agreement with EZEE Fiber
• Resolution 25-04, Disposal of Property
• Proclamation 25-02 in support of agriculture
• Appointment of Elizabeth Fisher to Corrales Library Board
• Resolution 25-03 BAR

The Corrales Village Council approved a franchise agreement with EZEE Fiber, allowing the company to operate within the village. The council also approved a resolution for property disposal and a proclamation supporting agriculture. No items were removed from the consent agenda, and all votes were unanimous.

• Approved franchise agreement with EZEE Fiber (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-04 for disposal of property (unanimous)
• Approved Proclamation 25-02 in support of agriculture (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and Resolution 25-03 BAR (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Elizabeth Fisher to Corrales Library Board (unanimous)

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission met on February 27, 2025, and discussed plans for the upcoming Viva Corrales event, including signage, bike helmets, volunteers, and a rock wall rental. No formal decisions or votes were recorded; the meeting was primarily informational and planning-focused, with further discussion deferred to the next meeting.

• Approved January meeting minutes (motion by Radford, seconded)
• Discussed Viva Corrales event logistics, including signage and helmet distribution
• Noted $100 rental cost for rock wall from City of Albuquerque
• Planned to request tents and tables from Kiwanis
• Deferred further event planning to next meeting

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The commission is meeting to review an interior drain survey and discuss a fire evacuation plan. Members will also discuss Viva Corrales and determine a permanent meeting location between the senior center or library.

• Interior drain survey
• Fire evacuation plan
• Viva Corrales
• Selection of meeting place (senior center or library)

The Corrales Equestrian Advisory Commission met and approved the agenda and minutes. They deferred the fire evacuation plan to a future meeting because Tanya Lattin was absent. The commission discussed and planned for the Viva Corrales event on April 27th, including activities, donations, and outreach. They also discussed the meeting location and the budget submission deadline.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes (unanimous)
• Deferred fire evacuation plan to another meeting
• Planned Viva Corrales activities for April 27th
• Discussed meeting place, continuing at Sage Valley
• Budget submission due before March 4th

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Corrales Farmland Preservation and Agriculture Commission will review and approve past meeting minutes, discuss property evaluations from commissioners, set a deadline for new applications, and hear an update from the NMLC presentation. The meeting also includes planning for the next bird walk and an item involving Chief Martinez.

• Approval of December and January meeting minutes
• Property evaluations to be turned in and compiled by John
• Set deadline for new applications
• NMLC presentation turnout and takeaways
• Planning for next Bird Walk on May 10th

The Farmland Preservation and Agriculture Commission approved its agenda, December and January minutes, and adopted an Open Meetings Resolution. Property evaluations were discussed, with plans to compile scores and make formal recommendations to the village council in March. No final decisions on property selections were made.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved December meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted Open Meetings Resolution (unanimous)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a home occupation permit for horse boarding and lessons at 1 Calle Caballo, and two short-term rental permits for properties at 432 Mockingbird Lane and 1247 W. Ella Dr. They will also discuss and potentially take action on the draft Comprehensive Plan.

• Public hearing on home occupation permit ZOC 25-01 for horse boarding/lessons at 1 Calle Caballo (6.75 acres, A-1 zoning)
• Public hearing on short-term rental permit STR 25-01 for existing STR at 432 Mockingbird Lane (4 bedrooms, max 8 occupants)
• Public hearing on short-term rental permit STR 25-02 for existing STR at 1247 W. Ella Dr. (2 bedrooms rented, max 4 occupants)
• Discussion and potential action on draft Comprehensive Plan

The Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission approved two short-term rental permits: STR 25-01 for a 4-bedroom home at 432 Mockingbird Lane and STR 25-02 for a 2-bedroom rental at 1247 W. Ella Drive. A home occupation application (ZOC 25-01) was withdrawn. The commission discussed but did not vote on forwarding a Comprehensive Plan memo, with no motion seconded, leaving the matter for a future meeting.

• Approved STR 25-01 short-term rental permit for 432 Mockingbird Lane (4 bedrooms, 8 occupants)
• Approved STR 25-02 short-term rental permit for 1247 W. Ella Drive (2 bedrooms, 4 occupants)
• Withdrawn: ZOC 25-01 home occupation application for 1 Calle Caballo
• Tabled: Comprehensive Plan transmittal memo (no motion seconded)

Corrales Library Board

The Library Board will consider approval of the agenda and January meeting minutes, hear public comment, receive a Friends of the Corrales Library (FOCL) report on a jewelry sale, discuss new board member(s), and receive the librarian's report. This is a routine meeting with no major actions anticipated.

• FOCL report on jewelry sale
• Discussion of new board member(s)
• Librarian report

The Corrales Community Library Board met on February 18, 2025, and approved the January minutes. The board discussed the resignation of member Kip for health reasons and planned support (rides, meals, gift cards). The librarian reported on new furniture, plumbing issues, and upcoming programs. No formal votes were taken on substantive matters.

• Approved January meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Accepted resignation of board member Kip (no formal vote recorded)
• Planned support for Kip and family (rides, errands, groceries, gift cards, meals)
• Discussed hiring a plumber for bathroom issues (no action taken)

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission will consider approving January minutes, hear items from Chief Martinez, review a presentation to the governing body and plan a tour, discuss wood removal progress and plans for February/March, address pole planting (none available), and evaluate posting signs on Sandoval Lateral including location, cost, posts, and vandal-proof hardware.

• Approve January 9, 2025 minutes
• Review of January wood removal and planning for February/March
• Discussion of sign posting on Sandoval Lateral – cost, posts, hardware
• Pole planting update – no poles available
• Items from Chief Martinez

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission approved a $400 expenditure for eight signs and mounting hardware for the Sandoval Lateral. Chief Martinez reported on several ongoing projects, including levee toe work, fire suppression, and efforts to address river bank erosion and water backup. The commission also discussed scheduling a bosque tour for the governing body and upcoming volunteer wood removal events.

• Approved $400 for 8 signs, 2 posts, and vandal-proof hardware for Sandoval Lateral (all in favor)
• Approved February 13, 2025 agenda (motion passed)
• Approved February agenda (motion passed)

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission will meet to discuss operational items including wood removal progress and planning for February/March, pole planting (noting no pole availability), and posting signs facing east on Sandoval Lateral. They will also review a presentation to the governing body.

• Review of wood removal completed in January and planning for February/March
• Post signs facing east on Sandoval Lateral: location, cost for signs and posts, vandal-proof hardware
• Pole planting with no pole availability noted
• Review of presentation to governing body/plan tour

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission approved a $400 expenditure for eight signs, two posts, and vandal-proof mounting hardware for the Sandoval Lateral. The commission also discussed ongoing projects including the levee toe project, fire suppression line installation, and plans for wood removal and pole planting.

• Approved $400 for signs and hardware on Sandoval Lateral (all in favor)
• Approved February 13, 2025 agenda (motion passed)
• Approved February agenda (motion passed)

Village Council

The Village Council will consider a proclamation declaring February 22 as Ollie Reed Jr. Day and receive a presentation from the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission. The consent agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a special event application. New business involves a resolution authorizing records destruction. The meeting is largely procedural with limited substantive action.

• Proclamation 25-01, Ollie Reed Jr. Day, February 22, 2025
• Presentation from Corrales Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission
• Approval of minutes from January 28, 2024 Regular Council Meeting
• Approval of ¡Viva Corrales! Event Application
• Consideration and approval of Resolution 25-02, Records destruction

The Corrales Village Council approved Resolution 25-02 for records destruction, despite a resident's request to deny it. The council also approved the agenda as amended, a proclamation for Ollie Reed Jr. Day, and the consent agenda. A closed executive session was held to discuss real property or water rights, with no votes or action taken during the session.

• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved Proclamation 25-01, Ollie Reed Jr. Day (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and event application (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-02, records destruction (unanimous)
• Closed meeting for executive session on real property/water rights (unanimous)
• Reopened meeting after closed session, no action taken

Village Council

The Village Council will meet to discuss new business, including a resolution for records destruction. The session also includes a presentation from the Corrales Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission and the approval of a proclamation for Ollie Reed Jr. Day.

• Resolution 25-02: Records destruction
• Proclamation 25-01: Ollie Reed Jr. Day, February 22, 2025
• ¡Viva Corrales! Event Application
• Presentation from Corrales Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Commission is meeting to review applications for events on Corrales Main Street and the Viva Vino Run. The body will also discuss the Salce Park Grant and the retirement of Ben Gonzales.

• Application for Viva Corrales! on Corrales Main Street (April 27, 2025)
• Application for Viva Vino Run by Stephen Pino (May 25, 2025)
• Discussion of Salce Park Grant
• Discussion of Ben Gonzales retirement

The Corrales Parks and Recreation Commission approved the 2nd Annual Viva Corrales event for April 27, 2025, and placed the Vivo Vino Run application on hold pending a safety plan and other requirements. The commission also approved the meeting agenda and the January 2025 minutes. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Viva Corrales event for April 27, 2025 (unanimous)
• Held Vivo Vino Run application until safety plan and other issues resolved (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda with minor changes (unanimous)
• Approved January 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Equestrian Advisory Commission

This is a procedural meeting of the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee. The committee will receive overview information on the required five-year review and update of land use assumptions and the capital improvements plan for the Far NW Sector, as per NM Statute 5-8-30. New and returning members will be given copies of past ordinances, including Ordinance No. 20-007, and updates on public projects and impact fees. No action will be taken at this meeting.

• Mandatory five-year review of land use assumptions and capital improvements plan for Far NW Sector
• Distribution of past ordinances, including Ordinance No. 20-007, to committee members
• Updates on public projects and impact fees in the Far NW Sector
• No action will take place at this meeting; information will be repeated at future meetings

The Capital Improvements Advisory Commission met for an initial review of impact fees in the Far NW Sector, as required by state law. No votes or formal actions were taken. The committee reviewed the existing fee structure, collected fees, outstanding infrastructure debt, and upcoming projects, with plans to draft a new ordinance (25-KXX) to continue or adjust fees.

• No votes or actions taken at initial meeting
• Reviewed existing impact fee chart with base residential fee of $25,961
• Noted $158,367.00 in impact fees collected over past five years
• Reviewed outstanding principal balance of $404,671.52 for infrastructure
• Reviewed shovel-ready designs for Tract F stormwater improvements
• Discussed drafting new Ordinance 25-KXX for impact fee continuation

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission will review ongoing projects, consider 2025 budget requests, and plan a presentation to the Village Council. The meeting includes standard procedural items.

• Review of current bicycle and pedestrian projects
• Budget requests for fiscal year 2025
• Presentation to Village Council on commission activities

The Corrales Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission met and planned its February 11 presentation to the Village Council, including a proposed budget request of $50,000-$75,000 for a feasibility study and engineering report. The commission also discussed smaller requests, including $100 for a climbing wall, $100 for a dog trainer, funds for helmets and bike racks, and $100 for Mikal Dese. No formal votes were recorded; the meeting was procedural and planning-focused.

• Commissioner Scrivner will present 2024 accomplishments and 2025 plans to Council on 2/11/25
• Proposed $50,000-$75,000 budget request for feasibility study and engineering report
• Requested $100 for climbing wall, $100 for dog trainer, funds for helmets and bike racks
• Commissioner Harper will draft crosswalk concerns for Council presentation
• Commissioner Kuenzler will contact welder for budget-related needs
• Commissioner Radford will invite Jim Krueger to March meeting

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing the 2024 Corrales Comprehensive Plan, a ten-year blueprint for land use, preservation, and development. The plan outlines community values, goals, and recommendations based on extensive public engagement. No votes or decisions are recorded in the agenda; the meeting appears focused on discussion of the plan document.

• Review of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan, replacing the 2009 plan
• Plan includes vision, values, and goals for rural character, sense of community, sustainable development, environmental stewardship, public health, and governance
• Community engagement process included surveys, focus groups, and public meetings
• Plan contains recommendations for land use, housing, transportation, and infrastructure
• Acknowledgment of Comprehensive Plan Review Committee and staff contributions

Planning and Zoning Commission

The provided text is an excerpt from the 2024 Corrales Comprehensive Plan rather than a standard meeting agenda. It outlines the community's long-range blueprint for land use, housing, and transportation over the next ten years.

• Review of the 2024 Comprehensive Plan
• Discussion of land use and housing policies
• Evaluation of transportation patterns and infrastructure
• Preservation of historic properties and rural character

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing the draft 2024 Comprehensive Plan, a ten-year blueprint for the village's development and preservation. The agenda consists solely of this plan document, which outlines community values, goals, and recommendations for land use, housing, transportation, environmental stewardship, and governance. No specific action (e.g., vote or public hearing) is identified in the provided text.

• Review of the 2024 Corrales Comprehensive Plan document
• Plan addresses preservation of rural character, sense of community, and sustainable development
• Recommendations cover land use, housing types, transportation, parks, and historic preservation
• Engagement process included surveys, focus groups, and a Comprehensive Plan Committee appointed by Village Council

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a special meeting to receive public comment on the draft Comprehensive Plan. The commission may take final action on the plan during this session.

• Public comment and possible final action on the draft Comprehensive Plan

The Planning and Zoning Commission held a special meeting to review the draft comprehensive plan, comparing Village edits with committee recommendations. The Commission took several actions, including removing language creating a new 'Department' and instead retaining the Village's version about a 'system of community planning and project management.' They also removed 'predators' language, added 'for example' to lot coverage recommendations, and kept committee language on transferable development rights while adding 'in specifically designated areas.' The Commission did not take final action on the plan, deferring to the next regular meeting.

• Removed 'new Department' language, retaining Village version on community planning (unanimous)
• Removed 'predators' language, replacing with 'Inform and educate residents about local wildlife'
• Added 'for example' to lot coverage recommendations (1-3.2, 3-3.1)
• Kept committee language in 3-1.3, added 'in specifically designated areas'
• Added back 'via special zoning districts approved by the Governing Body, but avoid spot zoning' in 3-1.4
• Struck 'planning and zoning' from challenges, replaced with 'Some ordinances'
• Kept both committee and Village verbiage on casitas history in Goal 3-1
• Deferred final action on plan to next regular meeting (Feb 19)

PSECC Ops and Governance Boards

The Sandoval County Regional Emergency Communications Center Board will meet to discuss the transition to a new dispatch center. The board will also receive an update on the current dispatch center from SCRECC.

• Update on transition progress from Sandoval County on new dispatch center
• Update from SCRECC on current dispatch center

PSECC Ops and Governance Boards

The Sandoval County Regional Emergency Communications Center board will receive two updates: one on the transition to a new dispatch center managed by Sandoval County, and another on current center operations. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from November and December 2024 and public comment.

• Update on transition progress from Sandoval County to a new dispatch center
• Update from SCRECC on current dispatch center operations
• Approval of minutes from November 21, 2024
• Approval of minutes from December 10, 2024

Village Council

The Corrales Village Council will hear a Bosque Advisory Commission presentation, then consider two resolutions: one adopting the Corrales MainStreet Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan (postponed from October 2024), and another authorizing lodger's tax disbursement to the Corrales Society of Artists for the Corrales Art Studio Tour. The meeting also includes public and council forums, consent agenda (minutes), and announcements about a future comprehensive plan discussion and records destruction authorization.

• Consideration of Resolution 24-57 adopting Corrales MainStreet's Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan (postponed from Oct 22, 2024)
• Consideration of Resolution 25-01, Lodger's Tax Disbursement Authorization to Corrales Society of Artists for CAST (Corrales Art Studio Tour)
• Bosque Advisory Commission presentation by chair Joan Hashimoto
• Approval of minutes from January 14, 2024 Regular Council Meeting
• Announcement of future comprehensive plan consideration (P&Z Commission special meeting on 1/30/24)

The Corrales Village Council postponed action on Resolution 24-57, adopting the Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan, until March 25, 2025. They also unanimously approved Resolution 25-01, authorizing lodger's tax disbursement to the Corrales Society of Artists for the Corrales Art Studio Tour. The consent agenda, including approval of January 14, 2024 minutes, was approved unanimously. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Postponed Resolution 24-57 (ACD plan) to March 25, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 25-01 Lodger's Tax Disbursement to Corrales Society of Artists (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including January 14, 2024 minutes (unanimous)

Village Council

The Village Council will consider Resolution 24-57, adopting the Corrales MainStreet Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan, postponed from October 2024. Also on the agenda is Resolution 25-01 authorizing a lodger's tax disbursement to the Corrales Society of Artists for the Corrales Art Studio Tour. The meeting includes a Bosque Advisory Commission presentation, consent agenda approval of January 14, 2024 minutes, and public comment periods.

• Consideration and approval of Resolution 24-57 adopting the Corrales MainStreet Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan
• Consideration and approval of Resolution 25-01 Lodger's Tax Disbursement Authorization to Corrales Society of Artists for CAST (Art Studio Tour)
• Bosque Advisory Commission presentation by chair Joan Hashimoto
• Consent agenda: approval of minutes from January 14, 2024 Regular Council Meeting
• Future agenda: discussion of Comprehensive Plan (date unknown) and records destruction authorization on February 11

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The commission will review the outcomes of a recent parade and discuss priorities for the Top Form Arena. The meeting also includes a review of an interior drain survey and a safety video.

• Top Form Arena questionnaire and priorities
• Interior Drain survey
• Equestrian safety video
• Parade wind-up review

The Corrales Equestrian Advisory Commission met and approved the agenda and minutes. They discussed improvements for the parade, including sending thank-you notes and coordinating costumes, and prioritized work at the Top Form Arena, with a motion to sanction a list of tasks for the village. No formal votes were taken on these items.

• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved minutes (unanimous)
• Motioned to sanction a list of arena priorities for Top Form Arena

Corrales Library Board

The Corrales Library Board will approve the agenda and December meeting minutes, receive reports from the Friends of the Corrales Library and the librarian, and discuss meeting requirements. This meeting is largely procedural with no major policy decisions or funding items.

• Approval of January 21 agenda
• Approval of December meeting minutes
• Friends of the Corrales Library report
• Librarian report
• Discussion of meeting requirements

The Corrales Community Library Board met on January 21, 2025, and approved the December minutes unanimously. No substantive policy decisions were made; the meeting focused on reports from the Friends of the Corrales Library (FOCL) and the librarian. FOCL is preparing for its Jewelry Sale on February 8, 2025, and seeking volunteers and donations.

• Approved December meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn (unanimous)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The agenda consists of procedural documents and drawings for variance and summary applications. No specific decisions or discussion topics are listed in the provided text.

• VAR 25-03 drawings
• SUM 25-08 drawings

Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission

The Farmland Preservation & Agricultural Commission will meet to approve its agenda and prior minutes, introduce incoming and outgoing members, and receive updates on farmland preservation procedures, current applications, property evaluations, and signage. A public presentation by the NM Land Conservancy is also scheduled. The meeting is largely informational and procedural.

• Approval of December 2024 meeting minutes
• Overview of farmland preservation procedure by Sam Thompson and Lisa Brown
• Report on current applications by Michael Scisco
• Status of evaluations of properties by Sam Thompson
• Public presentation by NM Land Conservancy

The commission approved a motion to draft a letter of support for two state bills, including HB28, which would allow local drought declarations and protect agricultural tax status during fallow years. They also deferred approval of December minutes and discussed several farmland preservation applications, with a deadline of February 28.

• Approved motion to draft letter of support for HB28 and related legislation (moved by Edwina, seconded by John)
• Deferred approval of December meeting minutes to next month
• Approved agenda (moved by Edwina, seconded by John)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The commission is reviewing the draft 2024 Corrales Comprehensive Plan, which provides a ten-year blueprint for land use, development, and preservation. The plan includes community vision, values, and goals focused on rural character, sustainability, and governance. The document was developed by a committee created in March 2023 via Resolution 23-19, following extensive public engagement.

• Review of 2024 Comprehensive Plan update (first since 2009)
• Vision and goals for preserving rural character and environmental stewardship
• Recommendations for land use, housing, transportation, and governance
• Public engagement findings from surveys and focus groups

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a final plat request to create two 1-acre tracts and a 2.86-acre remainder tract. The commission will also conduct a work study to discuss the Draft Comprehensive Plan.

• SUB 25-01: Final Plat request by Community Sciences Corporation for two 1-acre tracts (1B1B1A and 1B1B1B) and a 2.86-acre remainder tract (2-A) accessed via Nobles Lane
• Work Study: Discussion of the Draft Comprehensive Plan

The Commission approved a motion to hold a special public hearing on the draft comprehensive plan on January 30, 2025, at 5:30 pm, with the option to take action afterward. The motion was amended by Chair Stermer to set the date and time. The Commission also approved the final plat for two 1-acre parcels on Nobles Lane, creating Tract 1B1B1B and 1B1B1A, with no conditions of approval.

• Approved final plat for two 1-acre tracts (Tract 1B1B1B and 1B1B1A) on Nobles Lane (no vote tally recorded)
• Scheduled special public hearing on draft comprehensive plan for January 30, 2025, at 5:30 pm (motion by Perls, seconded by Marshall, amended by Stermer)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on a final plat application to create two 1-acre tracts and a 2.86-acre remainder tract, all accessed via Nobles Lane and zoned A-1 Agricultural and Rural Residential. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes, a public forum, and a work study on the draft Comprehensive Plan.

• Final plat (SUB 25-01): Community Sciences Corp. seeks approval to create two 1-acre tracts (1B1B1A and 1B1B1B) and a 2.86-acre remainder Tract 2-A on Lands of Daniel L. Thompson Subdivision
• All property is zoned A-1 Agricultural and Rural Residential and accessed via Nobles Lane
• Work study session to discuss the Draft Comprehensive Plan will resume after the regular meeting

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a work study session to discuss the Draft Comprehensive Plan. This work study begins at 5:30pm, suspends at 6:30pm for the regular meeting, then resumes after adjournment.

• Discussion of the Draft Comprehensive Plan

Village Council

The Village Council will consider and vote on a liquor license application for Stuck Lizard Vineyard, approve a professional services agreement with NMLGL, and discuss a proposed resolution from the Farmers Co-Op. The meeting also includes an emergency preparedness presentation, public comment periods, and a closed executive session for real property or water rights discussion. Future agenda items include the Comprehensive Plan and Resolution 24-57 Arts and Cultural District Plan on January 28.

• Consideration, action, and approval of liquor license application for Stuck Lizard Vineyard
• Consideration, action, and approval of Professional Services Agreement with NMLGL
• Discussion of proposed resolution from the Farmers Co-Op
• Closed executive session for purchase, acquisition, or disposal of real property or water rights
• Future agenda: Comprehensive Plan (1/28) and postponed Resolution 24-57 Arts and Cultural District Plan (1/28)

The Corrales Village Council approved a liquor license application for Stuck Lizard Vineyard and a professional services agreement with NMLGL, both unanimously. The council also discussed a proposed resolution from the Farmers Co-Op, noting legal issues with the anti-donation clause, but took no action. The meeting included an emergency preparedness presentation and reports on health, finances, and projects.

• Approved liquor license application for Stuck Lizard Vineyard (unanimous)
• Approved professional services agreement with NMLGL (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including December 10, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Closed executive session for real property discussion, no action taken

Village Council

The Village Council will consider approving a liquor license for Stuck Lizard Vineyard, a professional services agreement with NMLGL, and discuss a proposed resolution from the Farmers Co-Op. The meeting also includes an emergency preparedness presentation and a closed executive session on real property or water rights.

• Consideration of liquor license application for Stuck Lizard Vineyard
• Professional services agreement with NMLGL (no dollar amount provided)
• Discussion of proposed resolution from the Farmers Co-Op
• Closed executive session on real property/water rights
• Emergency preparedness presentation

Lodger’s Tax Board

The Corrales Lodger's Tax Board will meet to consider a funding request from the Corrales Society of Artists, review financial reports, and discuss advertising in regional magazines. The approval of previous meeting minutes is also on the agenda.

• Consideration of funding request from Corrales Society of Artists
• Discussion of advertising in regional magazines
• Review of financial report
• Approval of minutes from October 15, 2024

The Lodger's Tax Board approved a motion to recommend the Village approve an $8,000 expenditure from the Lodgers Tax Fund to support the Corrales Society of Artists' Art Studio Tour. The original request was for $10,000, but the board recommended $8,000. The motion was approved unanimously.

• Approved motion to recommend $8,000 for CAST Art Studio Tour (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of 10-15-2024 meeting (unanimous)

Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission

The commission will approve minutes from December 12, 2024, and hear items from Chief Martínez. Discussions include details of wood removal for January, possible pole planting in late winter, and a public request to hold a wedding at the Siphon area in spring. The board will also discuss items for an upcoming council presentation and receive section reports.

• Details of wood removal for January
• Discussion of items for council presentation
• Possible pole planting in late winter
• Request from public to hold wedding at Siphon area in spring
• Approval of December 12, 2024 minutes

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission voted to decline a citizen's request to hold a wedding at the Siphon area, citing safety concerns and insufficient logistical details. The commission also approved the December minutes and January agenda, and discussed upcoming projects including the Andrews Lane fire hydrant installation and a wood removal event.

• Declined wedding request at Siphon area (unanimous)
• Approved December 12, 2024 minutes (motion passed)
• Approved January agenda (motion passed)
• Scheduled wood removal for January 18, 10-12

Tree Committee

The Corrales Tree Committee will discuss fallout from an early snow storm, including tree damage and conflicts with power lines. They will also review updates on several ongoing projects such as the Corrales Interior Drain project, Admin Parking Lot project, fire hydrants along Loma Larga, and mistletoe on cottonwoods south of Siphon Road. Arbor Day planning and La Entrada Park reforestation coordination with the Parks and Rec Commission and an on-call arborist are also on the agenda.

• Discussion of tree damage and power line conflicts from early snow storm
• Arbor Day planning – potential work with Lynn on La Entrada Park reforestation
• Updates on Corrales Interior Drain (CID) project
• Updates on Admin Parking Lot project and fire hydrants along Loma Larga
• Mistletoe on cottonwoods south of Siphon Rd. and La Entrada Park reforestation

The Corrales Tree Committee approved the agenda and October meeting minutes, and discussed plans for Arbor Day, including a reforestation project at La Entrada Park. They reviewed updates on the Corrales Interior Drain project, the Admin Parking Lot project, and a Boy Scout Bridge replacement. The committee also discussed tree damage from a snowstorm and negotiations with PNM over a vegetation management plan.

• Approved agenda
• Approved October meeting minutes
• Set March 7 deadline for member applications
• Discussed Arbor Day plans with La Entrada Park reforestation
• Reviewed Corrales Interior Drain project updates
• Discussed Admin Parking Lot tree species recommendations
• Reviewed Boy Scout Bridge replacement plans
• Discussed PNM vegetation management and public information campaign

Equestrian Advisory Commission

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission will discuss a public request to hold a wedding at the Siphon area in spring. Other agenda items include details of wood removal for January, possible pole planting in late winter, and discussion of items for a council presentation. The meeting will also approve the previous month's minutes and receive reports from sections.

• Request from the public to hold a wedding at Siphon area in spring
• Details of wood removal for January
• Possible pole planting in late winter
• Discussion of items to include for council presentation
• Approval of December 12, 2024 minutes

The Corrales Bosque Advisory Commission voted to decline a citizen's request to hold a wedding at the Siphon area in the spring, citing safety concerns and insufficient logistical details. The commission also approved the December 12, 2024 minutes and the January agenda, and discussed upcoming projects including the new bridge, Andrews Lane fire hydrants, and a wood removal event on January 18.

• Denied wedding request at Siphon area (unanimous)
• Approved December 12, 2024 minutes (motion passed)
• Approved January agenda (motion passed)
• Scheduled wood removal for January 18, 10-12
• Discussed council presentation for Jan 28

Parks and Recreation Commission

The commission will meet to review the December 2024 minutes and receive the Director's Report. The agenda consists of procedural items and open discussion.

• Approval of December 2024 minutes
• Director's Report
• Review of applications

The Corrales Parks and Recreation Commission met on January 7, 2025, and took only procedural actions: approving the agenda and the December 2024 minutes (with a minor amendment, one abstention). No substantive decisions were made. The main discussion was about a potential $1,000,000 NM Land Conservation Grant for Salce Park, with the commission considering applying for $200,000+; however, no formal action was taken.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved December 2024 minutes with minor amendment (Perea abstained)