Farmington, New Mexico
Upcoming
Public Utility Commission
The Public Utility Commission will consider approving the June 10, 2026 meeting minutes, hear public comments, and receive reports on water/wastewater operations, capital projects, electric utility status, and a director's overview. No formal action is scheduled on these informational reports.
- Approval of June 10, 2026 meeting minutes
- Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker, no formal action taken)
- O&M Water/Wastewater Operations Report — Benedikte Webb
- Water/Wastewater CIP Update — Rochelle Brown
- Electric Utility Report — Sheree Wilson and Director's Report — Hank Adair
Administrative Review Board
The Administrative Review Board will discuss and possibly decide on Petition ARB 26-38, a request for a variance to the Unified Development Code to allow a 50-foot-tall freestanding sign (maximum 25 feet allowed) and an increase in fuel price sign area to 84 square feet (maximum 16 square feet allowed) at 5610 Bloomfield Hwy. The board may also go into closed session per state law. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and public comment.
- Petition ARB 26-38: variance for a 50-foot freestanding sign at 5610 Bloomfield Hwy, exceeding the 25-foot maximum, and an increase in fuel price sign area to 84 sq ft (max 16 sq ft per sign)
Recent meetings
Community Relations Commission
The Community Relations Commission will meet to approve the minutes from June 4, 2026, and receive updates from subcommittees and city staff, including from the City Administration and Police Department. No new business is scheduled. The meeting is primarily procedural.
- Approval of June 4, 2026 meeting minutes
- Subcommittee updates (ongoing business)
- City staff updates from Tom Swenk (City Administration) and Chief Hebbe (Police Department)
MPO Policy Committee
The Farmington MPO Policy Committee will review and consider approval of the proposed FFY2027‑2028 Unified Planning Work Program, which includes $294,247 in FHWA PL funds and $85,395 in FTA 5303 funds for each fiscal year. The committee will also hear a presentation on the final FMPO Title VI Plan and consider its approval. Minutes from the May 28, 2026 meeting will be approved, and NMDOT will provide updates on regional projects.
- Review and consider approval of the FFY2027‑2028 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP)
- Public hearing and consideration of approval for the final FMPO Title VI Plan
- Approve minutes from the May 28, 2026 Policy Committee meeting
- NMDOT updates on US‑550 resurfacing, US‑64 lighting project, NN36/NM‑371 intersection delay, and Hogback Rockfall Mitigation meeting
- Public comment period and adjournment
Planning & Zoning
The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider two petitions: a zone change from General Commercial to Mixed Use at 906 Walnut Dr, and a preliminary plan approval with a zone change for a single-family residential development on 8.259 acres south of Cliffside Dr. The commission may also enter closed session to discuss these items. No other substantive actions are on the agenda.
- Petition ZC 26-42: zone change from GC to MU at 906 Walnut Dr
- Petition PP 26-43 & ZC 26-45: preliminary plan approval and zone change from Single-Family 7 to Planned Development for 8.259 acres south of Cliffside Dr
- Closed session authorized under NMSA 1978 10-15-1(H)(3) to discuss the petitions
City Council
The Farmington City Council will vote on consent items including declaring vehicles surplus, setting EV charging rates ($0.99 fee + $0.30/kWh), and deferring utility expenditures as a regulatory asset. They will also consider Planning and Zoning recommendations for a 6-lot subdivision, three zone changes (medical office, multi-family, mixed-use), and a special use permit for an AT&T 100-ft monopole at 805 Municipal Drive. Discussion items include the CDBG annual action plan and a proposed franchise agreement with Comcast, with final action scheduled for July 14.
- Big Squares Subdivision preliminary plan: 6 lots on 11.99 acres at East Main and East Navajo streets
- Zone change for medical office at 407 North Auburn Avenue from MF-L to MU
- Special use permit for AT&T wireless facility: 100-ft monopole at 805 Municipal Drive with conditions
- Zone change for multi-family housing at 2301 Huntzinger Avenue from SF-7 to MF-L (max 4 units)
- Fast-charge EV rate structure: $0.99 session fee plus $0.30 per kWh
Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission
This is a regular meeting of the Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission with an informational presentation on the Indian Center by Myra Newman. No new or old business items are listed. The commission will also hear departmental updates from the Parks and Recreation and Cultural Affairs directors.
- Indian Center presentation by Myra Newman (informational)
- Approval of minutes from May 21, 2026 regular meeting
- Department business updates from Parks and Recreation and Cultural Affairs directors
- No new business or old business on the agenda
Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission
The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission will receive informational presentations on The Harvest Kitchen and Food Hub by San Juan College and the 218 N. Allen MRA project by TCB Construction. The meeting also includes subcommittee updates, city staff reports from economic development, planning, and administration, and Mainstreet Advisory Board business. No formal votes are scheduled aside from minutes approval and adjournment.
- Presentation: The Harvest Kitchen and Food Hub by Jacqueline Montoya (San Juan College)
- Presentation: 218 N. Allen MRA Project by Dom Vallejos (TCB Construction)
- Subcommittee updates on ongoing redevelopment efforts
- City staff updates from Economic Development, Planning, and Administration
- Mainstreet Advisory Board business update by Karen Lupton
Library Board
The Farmington Public Library Advisory Board will review and vote on approval of the 2026 Open Meetings Resolution. They will also hear the Library Director's report noting that Philana Thompson did not extend another term on the board, and discuss upcoming summer events.
- Vote on approval of 2026 Open Meetings Resolution
- Library Director's report: Philana Thompson did not extend another term
- Cottonwood Concert: Mike Blakely on June 19, 2026 at 6pm
- Summer Solstice Celebration on June 20, 2026 at 12pm
- End of Summer Foam Party on August 1, 2026 at 10am
City Council
The City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation on fire station location analysis, hear presentations from 18 CDBG applicants, and consider resolutions approving the eleventh revision to the FY2026 budget (increasing revenue by $1,871,638 and expenditures by $1,920,211), adopting the FY2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan, and the Bonnie Dallas Senior Center ICIP.
- Fire station location analysis presentation recommending a new station near North Sullivan/Hutton/East Main to improve coverage from 77% to 90%
- CDBG public service project presentations from 18 agencies with $195,545.70 total available ($65,181.90 CDBG + $130,363.80 general operations)
- Resolution 2026-2044: eleventh revision to FY2026 budget, revenue to $354,688,644 and expenditures to $418,118,759
- Resolution 2026-2045: adopt FY2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan
- Resolution 2026-2046: adopt FY2028-2032 Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan
Planning & Zoning
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on recommendations to City Council for five petitions: a preliminary plan for a 6-lot subdivision, three zone changes, and a special use permit for a 100-ft AT&T monopole. The commission may also enter closed session to discuss certain petitions.
- PP 26-27: Preliminary plan for a 6-lot Big Squares subdivision on 11.99 acres at existing commercial site (General Commercial zoning).
- ZC 26-28: Zone change from MF-L (multi-family low density) to MU (mixed use) at 407 N Auburn Ave (0.54 acres).
- SUP 26-32: Special use permit for AT&T to place a 100-ft monopole on city property at 805 Municipal Dr.
- ZC 26-37: Zone change from SF-7 (single-family) to MF-L (multi-family low density) at 2301 N Huntzinger Ave.
- ZC 26-39: Zone change from Industrial to Mixed Use at 2550 La Plata Hwy.
Public Utility Commission
The Public Utility Commission will consider recommending approval of charging rates for electric vehicle fast charging stations to the city council. The agenda also includes approval of the Open Meetings Resolution for 2026, operations and maintenance reports, and a capital improvement project update for water and wastewater.
- Action to recommend council approval of EV fast charging station charging rates
- Open Meetings Resolution 2026 setting regular meeting day, time, and place for the board
- Water/Wastewater Operations Report and CIP update
- Electric Utility Report and Director's Report
- Minutes of the May 13, 2026 regular meeting for approval
MPO Technical Committee
The MPO Technical Committee will review the proposed FFY2027-2028 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) and hold a public hearing before considering a recommendation of approval to the Policy Committee. They will also review and consider approval of the final FMPO Title VI Plan, and receive project updates from member entities and NMDOT. The UPWP outlines the MPO's work tasks and funding for two federal fiscal years, with FHWA PL funds of $294,247 and FTA 5303 funds of $85,395 per year.
- Review, public hearing, and recommendation of approval for FFY2027-2028 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP), including $294,247 FHWA PL and $85,395 FTA 5303 funds per fiscal year
- Review and approval of the final FMPO Title VI Plan
- Entity project updates, including East Pinon Hills Blvd Extension Phase III, Sunset Ave Sidewalk & ADA Improvements, and Kirtland Multi-Use Path Phase III
- NMDOT reports from Planning Bureau and District 5
- Approval of minutes from May 13, 2026 meeting
Airport Advisory Commission
The Airport Advisory Commission will consider scheduling its annual onsite project review, approve the agenda and previous meeting minutes, and hear the airport manager's report. The meeting is largely procedural with one scheduled decision item.
- Schedule annual airport onsite project review
- Approval of minutes from May 12, 2026 meeting
- Airport Manager's report on operations and updates
City Council
The City Council will consider a consent agenda including a $3.78 million bid for runway 7/25 rehabilitation at Four Corners Regional Airport, a restaurant beer and wine license for Boon’s Family Thai BBQ, and write-offs of uncollectible utility accounts. A public hearing and vote are scheduled on a proclamation restricting fireworks due to severe drought. New business includes first reading of a Comcast franchise agreement and final action on water emergency ordinance amendments.
- Approval of $3,780,970.10 bid to Four Corners Materials for runway 7/25 rehab at Four Corners Regional Airport (contingent on FAA approval)
- Public hearing and proclamation imposing fireworks restrictions from June 9 to July 8, 2026 due to extreme drought
- First reading of ordinance granting a franchise agreement with Comcast of New Mexico/Pennsylvania, LLC (final action July 14)
- Final action on Ordinance No. 2026-1385 amending Water Emergency provisions
- Presentation on Farmington Lake dam raise feasibility study
Community Relations Commission
The Community Relations Commission will consider forming a subcommittee for the 2026 strategic initiative and approve the minutes from May 7, 2026. They will also receive updates from City Administration and the Police Department.
- Approval of May 7, 2026 meeting minutes
- 2026 Strategic Initiative Subcommittee formation
- City staff updates from Tom Swenk (City Administration) and Chief Hebbe (Police Department)
- Business from the floor (public comments limited to 3 minutes)
Administrative Review Board
The Administrative Review Board will consider two variance petitions: one to reduce the required front yard setback from 25 to 11 feet at 706 N. Orchard Ave, and another to waive fence height limits to allow a 6-foot concrete wall at 5220 & 5398 Hubbard Rd. The board will also approve minutes from April 9 and adopt an open meetings resolution.
- Variance request ARB 26-23: reduce front yard setback from 25 ft to 11 ft at 706 N. Orchard Ave
- Variance request ARB 26-35: waive fence height limits to allow 6-foot concrete wall at 5220 & 5398 Hubbard Rd
- Approval of meeting minutes from April 9, 2026
- Adoption of Open Meetings Resolution
MPO Policy Committee
The Farmington MPO Policy Committee will hold a public hearing and consider recommending approval of Amendment #11 to the FFY2024-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which modifies the Pinon Hills Boulevard Extension Phase III project with $30 million in construction funding for 2027. The committee will also review the draft FFY2027-2028 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) and provide input on a proposed Title VI Plan update. Reports from NMDOT will be presented.
- Public hearing and consideration of TIP Amendment #11 modifying Pinon Hills Boulevard Extension Phase III (Project ID F100021) with $30,000,000 in construction in 2027
- Review of draft FFY2027-2028 Unified Planning Work Program covering planning activities from October 2026 to September 2027
- Input on proposed FMPO Title VI Plan update
- Reports from NMDOT Planning Bureau and District 5
- Approval of minutes from February 26, 2026 meeting
Planning & Zoning
The Farmington Planning & Zoning Commission will consider two action items: a preliminary plan approval for the 6-lot Big Squares Subdivision on 11.99 acres in the General Commercial district, and a zone change request for 407 N Auburn Ave from Multi-family Low Density (MF-L) to Mixed Use (MU). The meeting also includes approval of previous meeting minutes and public comment period.
- Petition PP 26-27: Preliminary plan for Big Squares Subdivision, 6 lots on 11.99 acres, existing commercial buildings (Big R, Big 5, Durango Joes), staff recommends approval.
- Petition ZC 26-28: Zone change at 407 N Auburn Ave from MF-L (Multi-family Low Density) to MU (Mixed Use) on a 0.54-acre lot, staff report included.
- Approval of minutes from April 30, 2026 P&Z meeting.
- Public comment period for items not on the agenda (3-minute limit, no formal action).
City Council
The Farmington City Council will vote on the Fiscal Year 2027 preliminary interim budget and discuss a proposed ordinance amending water emergency provisions. The council will also take final action on an ordinance amending city code and consider awarding a public transit services contract to Capacity Builders, Inc. Closed meetings are scheduled for transit services proposals and pending litigation.
- Approval of Fiscal Year 2027 preliminary (interim) budget
- Discussion of proposed ordinance amending water emergency provisions (final action June 9, 2026)
- Final action on Ordinance No. 2026-1384 amending Farmington City Code 18-4-9
- Award of public transit services contract to Capacity Builders, Inc. (proposals opened April 8, 2026, three offerors)
- Reappointments to Library Board and Planning and Zoning Commission
Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission
The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission will consider an Open Meeting Resolution for FY27 and approve the minutes from the April 16, 2026 meeting. It will also receive informational presentations on the museum system by Nathan Augustine and on the North Animas Trail by Andy Decker. No other formal actions are scheduled.
- Open Meeting Resolution FY27 (action)
- Approval of April 16, 2026 meeting minutes (action)
- Museum System Presentation – Nathan Augustine (informational)
- North Animas Trail Presentation – Andy Decker (informational)
Citizen Police Advisory Committee
The committee will elect a chair, approve minutes from March 17, 2026, and hear the Police Chief's report and Internal Affairs monthly report. A closed session is scheduled to discuss internal affairs cases. No other major decisions are on the agenda.
- Chair election
- Approval of minutes from March 17, 2026
- Police Chief's report
- Internal Affairs Monthly Report
- Closed meeting for Internal Affairs Case Review
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting Resolution No. 2026-2041, which approves a tenth revision to the FY2026 budget increasing revenue and expenditures by $202,975. The council will also set its regular work session schedule and hold a hearing on the preliminary FY2027 budget, directing staff on final budget development.
- Consideration of Resolution No. 2026-2041 approving tenth revision to FY2026 budget: revenue increased by $202,975 to $352,817,006; expenditures increased by $202,975 to $416,198,548
- Hearing on FY2027 Preliminary Budget – presentation and council direction to staff
- Resolution setting regular meeting day, time, and place for City Council Work Sessions (third Tuesday at 9:00 a.m., Council Chambers, 800 Municipal Drive)
Public Utility Commission
The Public Utility Commission will consider approving prior meeting minutes, take public comments, and vote on a recommendation to City Council regarding customer service write-offs. Commissioners will also receive quarterly financial and operations reports for the electric, water, and wastewater utilities.
- Customer service write-offs action — recommendation to City Council
- Utility financial statements quarterly report
- Water/wastewater quarterly financial report
- Director's report on utility activities and projects
- Water/wastewater capital improvement program update
MPO Technical Committee
The committee will consider recommending approval of Amendment #11 to the FFY2024-2029 TIP, which modifies the Pinon Hills Boulevard Extension Phase III project. They will also review the draft FFY2027-2028 Unified Planning Work Program, the Red Apple Transit Asset Management Plan, and a Title VI Plan update. A public hearing will be held on the amendment.
- Review and consider recommending approval of TIP Amendment #11 for Pinon Hills Blvd Extension Phase III (construction cost $29M, total $31.86M)
- Hold public hearing on Amendment #11
- Review draft FFY2027-2028 Unified Planning Work Program covering planning activities for Oct 2026–Sep 2027
- Review Red Apple Transit Asset Management Plan
- Review and provide input on proposed FMPO Title VI Plan update
Electrical Code Advisory Committee
The Electrical Code Advisory Committee will approve previous minutes, elect a chairman, and adopt an Open Meetings Act Resolution. They will also review a draft letter requiring emergency service disconnects to be reconnected within 48 hours with follow-up permitting, and discuss changes to the electrical permit application for a future meeting.
- Approval of minutes from November 11, 2025
- Election of committee chairman
- Review of FEUS letter: emergency disconnects must be reconnected within 48 hours, with inspection/permitting required after that window
- Update to electrical permit application – members to review and discuss at August 11, 2026 meeting
- Approval of the Open Meetings Act Resolution
Airport Advisory Commission
The Airport Advisory Commission will vote on a 2026 Open Meeting Resolution that establishes regular meeting days, times, and locations, and will discuss a boundary line issue at Hangar 13 with Don Sitta. The commission will also review minutes from April 14 and receive an operations report covering air traffic, fuel sales, and project updates.
- Approval of 2026 Open Meeting Resolution setting regular meetings on second Tuesday at 4:00 PM in the Executive Conference Room
- Discussion of Hangar 13 boundary line with Don Sitta
- Approval of minutes from the April 14, 2026 meeting
- Operations Report including air traffic operations, fuel flowage, and regional fuel pricing data
City Council
The Farmington City Council voted to adopt Resolution No. 2026-2037, approving the ninth revision to the FY2026 budget. The council also approved several consent‑agenda items, including minutes, a right‑of‑way abandonment petition, a 300‑foot separation waiver for a restaurant license, and warrants. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation to subdivide a 6.05‑acre parcel on Glade Road into six lots was adopted. Additional resolutions declared National Hospital Week, recognized Purple Heart recipients, and enacted a Stage 1 Water Shortage Advisory.
- Approval of minutes for the April 21, 2026 work session (Consent Agenda)
- Approval of Petition ABD 26‑26 to abandon 1,570 sf of Auburn Ave right‑of‑way at 502, 502A, 502B West Animas St.
- Approval of waiver of the 300‑foot separation requirement for Boon’s Family Thai BBQ (321 West Main St.)
- Adoption of Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation to subdivide Lot 3 on Glade Road into six Class 1 lots (6.05 acres)
- Adoption of Resolution No. 2026‑2037 approving the FY2026 budget revision
Community Relations Commission
The Community Relations Commission will meet to approve minutes from April 2, elect a new chair, and form a subcommittee for the 2026 Strategic Initiative. Staff updates from the City Administration and Police Department will be presented. No major budget or policy decisions are on the agenda.
- Approval of April 2, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approval of an Open Meetings Resolution
- Election of a new chair
- Formation of a 2026 Strategic Initiative Subcommittee
- Updates from the Police Department
Planning & Zoning
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hear Petition PP 26-21 for preliminary plan approval to split Lot 3 of the original Pruitt Subdivision into six separate lots (3A–3F). The agenda also includes two presentations: one on the quasi-judicial process and another on the Inspection of Public Records Act and Open Meeting Act. The commission will also approve the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting, and take public comments on non-agenda items.
- Petition PP 26-21: Preliminary Plan approval to subdivide Lot 3 of Pruitt Subdivision into six lots (3A–3F), located in Farmington’s Tier I Planning & Platting Jurisdiction; presented by Principal Planner Gonzalez.
- Presentation on the Quasi-Judicial Process by City Attorney Breakell.
- Presentation on the Inspection of Public Records Act and Open Meeting Act by City Clerk Jones.
City Council
The Farmington City Council will consider consent agenda items including a zone change to multi-family housing at 102-106 East Hopi Street and a special use permit for a hospital helipad at 2670 Pinon Frontage Road. New business includes a proposed ordinance amendment to Section 18-4-9 of the city code and recognition of the Electric Utility System.
- Zone change from SF-7 to MF-M for two lots at 102-106 East Hopi Street (Petition ZC 26-15)
- Special use permit for a helipad at 2670 Pinon Frontage Road with FAA conditions (Petition SUP 25-75)
- Proposed ordinance amending Section 18-4-9 of the Farmington City Code
- Reappointments to the Community Relations Commission
- Presentation on the Story of Farmington exhibit
Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission
The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission will approve minutes from February, adopt an Open Meetings Resolution, and elect a new chair. They will also hear presentations on the Four Corners Economic Development initiative and the Art in the Heart sculpture program, along with subcommittee and staff updates.
- Approval of minutes from February 17, 2026 regular meeting
- Approval of Open Meetings Resolution
- Chair elections
- Four Corners Economic Development presentation
- Art in the Heart Sculpture presentation from Mainstreet Advisory Board
Lodgers' Tax Advisory Board
The board will vote on adopting the proposed FY27 budget for the lodgers' tax. The meeting also includes roll call and approval of the April 2025 minutes.
- FY27 Proposed Budget Adoption (Action item)
Library Board
The Farmington Public Library Advisory Board will review and vote on two policies: the Computer Internet Policy and the Interlibrary Loan Policy. The board will also sign the strategic plan coversheet and hear the Library Director's report. Several upcoming events are noted, including a Reality Fair, concerts, and author talks.
- Review and vote to approve Computer Internet Policy
- Review and vote to approve Interlibrary Loan Policy
- Sign strategic plan coversheet
- Library Director's Report
- Upcoming events: Reality Fair (Apr 28 & 30), concert (Apr 28), Night at the Library with Laurel Goodluck (Apr 30), author Douglas Preston (May 1), Summer Reading Kick-off Carnival (May 30)
City Council
The City Council will hear presentations on tourism and the San Juan County Navigation Center, receive an update on the sculpture art program, and consider adopting Resolution 2026-2037, which approves the ninth revision to the FY2026 budget. The revision increases revenues by $1,345,526 to $352,614,031 and expenditures by $1,751,070 to $415,995,573, and requires state approval.
- Resolution 2026-2037: Ninth FY2026 budget revision (revenue +$1,345,526, expenditure +$1,751,070)
- Presentation from Visit Farmington
- Presentation on San Juan County Navigation Center
- Update on sculpture art program
Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission
The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission will hold a largely procedural meeting with an informational presentation on the Regional Animal Shelter by Brittany Gault. No new or old business is listed. Department updates from Parks and Recreation and Cultural Affairs directors are also informational.
- Informational presentation on Regional Animal Shelter by Brittany Gault
- Approval of minutes from March 19, 2026 regular meeting
- Department business updates from Parks and Recreation Director and Cultural Affairs Director
Planning & Zoning
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on two action items: a zone change from single-family to multi-family medium density at 102, 104, 106 E Hopi St., and a special use permit for a helipad at 2670 Pinon Frontage Rd. No other substantive business is listed beyond routine approvals.
- Zone change petition ZC 26-15: change from SF-7 to MF-M at 102, 104, 106 E Hopi St.
- Special use permit SUP 25-75: request for a helipad at 2670 Pinon Frontage Rd.
- Approval of February 26, 2026 meeting minutes (procedural)
- Public comment period for items not on the agenda (limited to 3 minutes)
Public Utility Commission
The Public Utility Commission will hold a joint budget meeting with the City Council to consider and make recommendations on the FY2027 budgets for the Electric, Water, and Wastewater utilities. Presentations will be given by department heads, followed by a recommendation vote. The meeting also includes a public comment period and a Water/Wastewater Operations Annual Report from Jacobs.
- Electric Budget Presentation – Hank Adair with action requested: PUC recommendation to City Council for FY2027 Electric Department Budget
- Water/Wastewater Operations Annual Report – Philip Johnson, Jacobs (informational)
- Water Utility Budget Presentation – Benedikte Webb and Rochelle Brown with action requested: PUC recommendation to City Council for FY2027 Water Utility Budget
- Wastewater Utility Budget Presentation – Benedikte Webb and Rochelle Brown with action requested: PUC recommendation to City Council for FY2027 Wastewater Utility Budget
Public Utility Commission
The Commission reviewed financial, electric, water, and wastewater operational updates. Discussions included ongoing substation renovations, solar project schedules, and various water infrastructure maintenance projects.
- Electric Utility Year to Date Revenue: $74.9 million
- Electric Utility Year to Date Expenses: $84.2 million
- Riverview Solar/Battery project commissioning scheduled for spring 2027
- Farmers Ditch Canal Lining project estimated cost: $2 million
- Water Treatment Plant #1 completion status: approximately 82%
Airport Advisory Commission
This is a regular meeting of the Farmington Airport Advisory Commission. The agenda includes approval of the prior meeting's minutes and an operations report. No major decisions or public hearings are listed; the session is largely procedural.
- Approval of minutes from the March 10, 2026 Airport Advisory Commission meeting
- Operations report covering airport statistics, financial data, and car rental gross revenues
City Council
The Farmington City Council will consider two resolutions: one ordering the removal of a dangerous building at 822 Hallet Avenue, and another setting the annual public meeting notice schedule. The council will also enter a closed meeting to discuss acquiring properties along Road 6480 and for industrial development. Consent agenda items include approval of previous meeting minutes and warrants up to April 11.
- Resolution No. 2026-2035 directing removal of a dangerous building at 822 Hallet Avenue
- Resolution No. 2026-2036 adopting annual notice of public meetings
- Closed meeting to discuss property acquisition for Road 6480 and industrial development
- Consent agenda: approval of March 24, 2026 minutes and warrants
- Public comment period for items not on the agenda
Administrative Review Board
The Farmington Administrative Review Board will hold a public hearing to decide on two variance requests from the Unified Development Code. One petition seeks to reduce front and rear setbacks at 4100 Skyline Dr; the other to reduce rear and side setbacks at 102, 104, 106 E Hopi St. The board will also approve minutes from its March 5, 2026 meeting.
- Petition ARB 26-11: variance to reduce front yard setback from 30 ft to 15 ft and rear yard setback from 15 ft to 8 ft at 4100 Skyline Dr
- Petition ARB 26-14: variance to reduce rear yard setback from 25 ft to 5 ft and interior side setback from 8 ft to 4 ft at 102, 104, 106 E Hopi St
- Approval of meeting minutes from March 5, 2026
MPO Technical Committee
The MPO Technical Committee will discuss the status of federal transportation legislation reauthorization, including the BASICS Act (H.R. 7437). They will also approve minutes from the February 11, 2026 meeting, receive project updates from member entities, and hear reports from NMDOT. No votes on substantive items are scheduled.
- Approval of minutes from February 11, 2026 meeting
- Discussion of federal transportation reauthorization and BASICS Act (H.R. 7437)
- Entity project updates from member cities and counties
- Reports from NMDOT Planning Bureau and District 5
- Information item on new S/TIP Viewer