Santa Fe, New Mexico

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

The Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council will hold a regular meeting on July 7, 2026, via Zoom. Items include approval of June minutes, updates from the Film Office, presentations on the Game Gauntlet follow-up and the Sovereign Lens Film Festival, and a discussion and vote on a Vice Chair. The council will also receive updates from the Strategic Plan Working Group.

• Approval of minutes from June 2, 2026 meeting
• Update from Santa Fe Film Office by Commissioner Jennifer LaBar-Tapia
• Presentation: Game Gauntlet follow-up by Ziad Seirafi of Cosmic Forces, Inc.
• Presentation: Sovereign Lens Film Festival by Co-Director Luis Peña-Alvarez
• Discussion and vote on Vice Chair position

Board of Adjustment

Governing Body

The Governing Body will vote on a consent agenda including a resolution to permanently close Lincoln Avenue and Palace Avenue adjacent to Plaza Park and annually close surrounding streets from Memorial Day to October 31. Other consent items include a $750,000 increase for homelessness prevention cash assistance, a $441,580.88 IT security contract amendment, and a $689,675 budget adjustment for street outreach services. The meeting also introduces a bill to clarify park impact fee exemptions and a resolution to submit an updated transit program to the Federal Transit Administration.

• Resolution to permanently close Lincoln Avenue and Palace Avenue next to Plaza Park and annually close surrounding streets from Memorial Day to October 31
• Amendment No. 2 with FII National (UPTOGETHER) increasing compensation by $750,000 to $3,250,000 for homelessness prevention cash assistance
• Amendment No. 4 with Mainline Information Systems increasing compensation by $441,580.88 to $1,480,454.36 for IT managed security services
• Budget adjustment of $689,675 from General Fund to Community Development Fund for Urban Alchemy street outreach and public safety services
• Introduction of Bill No. 2026-14 to amend park impact fee exemption for certain construction permits

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

Airport Advisory Board

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

Archaeological Review Committee

The Archaeological Review Committee will consider approval of archaeological reports for three projects: an inventory and testing report at 425 Camino Don Miguel, a reconnaissance report for a 6.66-acre site at 1335 Camino de Jacobo, and a monitoring report for utility work near 123 Grant Ave. The committee will also receive a presentation on the Land Development Code Phase 2.

• Archaeological inventory and testing report for proposed project at 425 Camino Don Miguel (Historic Downtown District)
• Archaeological reconnaissance report for 6.66 acres at 1335 Camino de Jacobo (Suburban District)
• Archaeological monitoring report for 330 ft of utility installation in alley south of 123 Grant Ave (Historic Downtown District)
• Presentation on LDC Phase 2

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss proposed ICIP 2028-2032 project priorities, including top items like Henry Lynch Road reconstruction and roundabout, Bishop's Lodge Road reconstruction, and a potential St. Michael's-Rail Trail underpass. Other agenda items include member introductions, orientation, nomination of a representative to the Public Safety Committee, and appointments of vice chair and subcommittee chairs. The committee will also review trail striping and proposed signage design.

• Discussion of proposed ICIP 2028-2032 project priorities (Henry Lynch Road, Bishop's Lodge Road, St. Michael's-Rail Trail Underpass, and council district priorities)
• Nomination of BPAC representative to the Public Safety Committee
• Appointments of Vice Chair, subcommittee chairs, and members
• Trail striping to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety (Mark McConnell)
• Review of proposed trail signage design

Immigration Committee

Arts Commission

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Water Conservation Committee

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will consider six new-business items, including a historic-status downgrade for a residential and a commercial structure, a portal addition, window replacements, and a City of Santa Fe proposal for a 520 sq. ft. heated storage room and 3,530 sq. ft. portal at the convention center. The board will also vote on minutes and findings.

• 2026-012674-HDRB: Downgrade request for 208 W. Houghton St. (Don Gaspar Area Historic District)
• 2026-012686-HDRB: Downgrade request for 203 W. Water St. (Downtown & Eastside Historic District)
• 2026-012701-HDRB: Proposed 670 sq. ft. portal addition at 804 Apodaca Hill
• 2026-012702-HDRB: Window replacement request at 878 E. Palace
• 2026-012703-HDRB: Convention center terrace improvements – 520 sq. ft. storage room, 3,530 sq. ft. portal, monumental stair, and wrought-iron fence at 201 E. Marcy St.

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Community Development Commission

The Community Development Commission will approve minutes from three prior meetings, enter executive session to review the contents of competitive sealed proposals for the Community Development Block Grant (RFP #FY26-RFP-096), and discuss the Policy Subcommittee and appointment of members.

• Executive session to discuss competitive sealed proposals for Community Development Block Grant in response to RFP #FY26-RFP-096
• Discussion regarding the Policy Subcommittee and appointment of members
• Approval of minutes from May 20, May 26, and June 17, 2026 meetings

Sister Cities Committee

Transit Advisory Board

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will receive a staff update on the Economic Development Strategic Plan. All major development cases on the agenda—including a 65,937-square-foot skilled nursing facility at 2981 Galisteo Road and several items at 1750 Cerrillos Road—have been postponed to the August 6, 2026 meeting. The remainder of the agenda consists of procedural items such as approval of minutes and consent agenda.

• Staff update on the Economic Development Strategic Plan (Johanna Nelson, Director)
• Case #2024-7999: 65,937 sq ft skilled nursing facility at 2981 Galisteo Road (postponed to Aug 6)
• Case #2025-11753.1802: Development Plan at 1750 Cerrillos Rd, 1361 Fourth St, and 3 RD Berry Ave (postponed to Aug 6)
• Case #2025-11756.1802: Special Use Permit for same address (postponed to Aug 6)
• Case #2025-11265: Certificate of Compliance at 996 Martinez Lane (postponed to Aug 6)

Liquor Hearing

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Children and Youth Commission

Public Safety Committee

Veterans Advisory Board

Santa Fe Public Library Board

Quality of Life Committee

Children and Youth Commission

Archaeological Review Committee

Finance Committee

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Historic Districts Review Board

Governing Body

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

Board of Adjustment

ENN

The Early Neighborhood Notification meeting will discuss a Preliminary Development Plan and Preliminary Plat for a 19-lot townhome subdivision at 3800 Camino de Los Arroyos, submitted by Integrity Land Planning on behalf of Santa Fe Community Housing Trust. This is an early public input session, not a final decision.

• 19-lot townhome subdivision at 3800 Camino de Los Arroyos
• Preliminary Development Plan and Preliminary Plat review
• Applicant: Integrity Land Planning for Santa Fe Community Housing Trust
• Virtual meeting via Zoom with dial-in options

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review a consent agenda with several contract amendments and budget adjustments, including a resolution to permanently close Lincoln Avenue and Palace Avenue adjacent to Plaza Park. The committee also will consider an ordinance amending fee-in-lieu calculations for affordable housing units. Other items include funding for street outreach services, homelessness prevention cash assistance, and managed security services.

• Resolution to close streets surrounding Plaza Park permanently (Lincoln Ave and Palace Ave adjacent to Plaza Park)
• Amendment to affordable housing ordinance changing fee-in-lieu calculation from 65% to 30% of Area Median Income
• Budget adjustment of $689,675 from General Fund to Community Development Fund for Urban Alchemy street outreach and public safety services
• Amendment No. 2 to FII National (UPTOGETHER) increasing compensation by $750,000 to $3,250,000 for homelessness prevention cash assistance
• Amendment No. 4 to Mainline Information Systems agreement increasing compensation by $441,580.88 to $1,480,454.36 for managed security solutions

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will vote on findings and conclusions for three land-use cases at 1750 Cerrillos Road and 996 Martinez Lane. The commission will also discuss a new development plan requesting approval for a 65,937-square-foot skilled nursing facility at 2981 Galisteo Road. These items involve zoning approvals and site development standards that affect local land use and community infrastructure.

• Case #2025-11753.1802: Development plan for 1750 Cerrillos Road, 1361 Fourth St, and 3 RD Berry Ave
• Case #2025-11756.1802: Special use permit for 1750 Cerrillos Road, 1361 Fourth St, and 3 RD Berry Ave
• Case #2025-11265: Certificate of compliance for 996 Martinez Lane
• Case #2024-7999: Development plan for a 65,937-square-foot skilled nursing facility at 2981 Galisteo Road

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee will consider multiple consent agenda items, including a budget adjustment for Urban Alchemy street outreach, a $750,000 amendment to a homelessness prevention contract, a $350,000 grant for community violence response, and an ordinance changing affordable housing fee calculations. The committee will also vote on a resolution to permanently close Lincoln and Palace Avenues next to Plaza Park and annually close surrounding streets from Memorial Day through October 31.

• Amendment to UPTOGETHER contract for homelessness prevention cash assistance: increase $750,000 to total $3,250,000 and extend term to June 30, 2027
• Grant agreement of $350,000 from New Mexico Department of Health for coordinated community response to community violence
• Ordinance amending fee-in-lieu calculation for affordable housing: use 30% of area median income instead of 65%
• Resolution to close streets surrounding Plaza Park: permanently close Lincoln Avenue and Palace Avenue, plus annual closure from Memorial Day to October 31
• Ordinance allowing limited fishing events on city-owned property in Santa Fe Municipal Watershed

General

The Governing Body will hold a discussion on workforce and affordable housing. Additionally, they will consider a waiver of a procedural rule and set the date and topic for the next study session.

• Discussion on workforce and affordable housing
• Waiver of Governing Body Procedural Rule V(B)(4)(b)
• Setting next study session date and topic

Mayor's Committee on Disability

The Mayor's Committee on Disability will discuss and possibly vote on the feasibility of an adult changing station at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center, including grant outreach. Other action items include adopting an accessibility statement and reviewing public works subcommittee reports. Presentations cover the Brain Injury Advisory Council and Santa Fe Ride paratransit services. The committee will also discuss sidewalk accessibility, digital accessibility updates, and other accessibility initiatives.

• Presentation: Brain Injury Advisory Council overview and TBI/ABI listening session
• Presentation: Santa Fe Ride paratransit operations, eligibility, and scheduling
• Discussion and possible vote on accessible meeting practices and ASL interpretation cost
• Discussion and possible vote on adult changing station feasibility at Santa Fe Community Convention Center
• Discussion: Sidewalk accessibility, ADA Transition Plan update, and maintenance funding

Economic Development Advisory Committee

The Economic Development Advisory Committee will hear a presentation on attracting entrepreneurs and tech industries, receive an update on the SPUR program including a request for review panel members, and review departmental reports from the Office of Economic Development. Subcommittee working groups will also provide updates. No votes on ordinances or contracts with dollar amounts are scheduled.

• Presentation on attracting and supporting entrepreneurs, tech and other target industries by Michelle Miller (GUIA Santa Fe)
• SPUR Update and Review Panel Member Request by Casey D'Albor and Caroline Lee
• OED March Departmental Reports and Update by Johanna Nelson
• Subcommittee Working Group Updates
• Approval of June 3, 2026, EDAC Meeting Minutes

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission is meeting to approve the June 2026 minutes and receive a 90% design update from WSP on Midtown horizontal infrastructure. No other action items are listed; the remainder of the agenda is procedural.

• Approval of June 2026 Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission minutes
• Presentation of Midtown Horizontal Infrastructure Design 90% Update from WSP

Charter Review Commission

The Charter Review Commission meets to receive reports from its Governance, Strategic Planning and Budget, and Outreach subcommittees. No specific proposals or votes are scheduled; the agenda consists of routine procedural items including approval of prior meeting minutes and public comment.

• Approval of May 28, 2026 meeting minutes
• Governance Subcommittee report (Commissioner Pam Ray)
• Strategic Planning and Budget Subcommittee report (Commissioner Brandon Vella)
• Outreach Subcommittee report (Commissioner Maria Perez)
• Next meeting scheduled for July 16, 2026

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

This is a routine meeting of the Occupancy Tax Advisory Board with no action items on the agenda. The board will receive presentations on the lodgers report and lodgers tax report, plus staff updates on sales and marketing. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Lodgers Report from Inn of the Governors general manager
• Lodgers Tax Report from TSF executive director
• TSF Sales Report from director of sales
• TSF Marketing Report from marketing director
• Approval of May 26, 2026 minutes

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee will hear a presentation on Voda.ai water main risk software and vote on several action items, including contract amendments totaling over $1 million, an ordinance to allow limited fishing events in the municipal watershed, and a resolution to permanently close Lincoln Avenue and Palace Avenue next to Plaza Park.

• Presentation on Voda.ai Water Main Risk and Prioritization Software
• Approval of Amendment No. 4 with Mainline Information Systems for $441,580.88 (new total $1,480,454.36) for managed detection, risk, and security awareness services through August 2027
• Professional Services Agreement with Langan LLC for $600,000 to integrate OpenGov and GIS systems through June 2030
• Ordinance No. 2026-12: allowing limited fishing events on city-owned property in the Santa Fe Municipal Watershed
• Resolution No. 2026-____: permanently closing Lincoln Avenue and Palace Avenue next to Plaza Park and annually closing surrounding streets from Memorial Day to October 31

Governing Body

Charter Review Commission

Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board

Archaeological Review Committee

The Archaeological Review Committee will decide on multiple applications including approvals of archaeological inventory reports, monitoring plans, and listings of qualified archaeologists. Items include reports for properties on Camino Don Miguel and Abeyta Street, as well as fiber optic and water infrastructure projects. All actions are based on the agenda items listed.

• Approval of archaeological inventory and testing report for 425 Camino Don Miguel (Historic Downtown District)
• Approval of archaeological monitoring report for conduit installation at Entrada de Milagro (Suburban District)
• Approval of archaeological inventory and testing report for 0.461 acres at 425 Abeyta St (Historic Downtown District)
• Approval of archaeological monitoring plan for fiber optic cable at 121 West Water St (Historic Downtown District)
• Approval of archaeological monitoring results report for water infrastructure at Rancho Siringo Drive (Suburban District)

Governing Body

The Governing Body will hold a public hearing on an appeal by The Old Santa Fe Association challenging the Planning Commission's approval of a development plan for a four-story, 150-room Marriott hotel on a 3.4-acre parcel at 1000, 1101, and 1103 Cerrillos Road. The body may also enter executive session to deliberate on the administrative adjudicatory proceeding.

• Appeal #2026-12028-APPL: Old Santa Fe Association appeals Planning Commission's approval of Marriott hotel at 1000-1103 Cerrillos Road
• Executive session under Open Meetings Act for deliberations on the adjudicatory proceeding

Governing Body

The Governing Body will vote on a consent agenda covering union contracts, dam repairs, and insurance renewals, and discuss several major items including terminating a $7.9M homeless outreach contract, funding airport terminal expansion, and transferring $7.6M to the affordable housing trust fund.

• Termination of $7,948,133.59 contract with Urban Alchemy for homelessness street outreach
• Approval of police union contract with $508,985 in salary increases for sworn and civilian bargaining unit employees
• Approval of firefighters union contract with 2.5% wage increase and term extension to June 30, 2027
• $2,000,000 from Water WIP Construction for critical dam maintenance and improvements at Nichols Dam
• $1,160,000 professional services contract with FBT and Luis Vidal Architects for new terminal expansion at Santa Fe Regional Airport

Governing Body

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will decide on proposals for new construction, additions, and alterations within Santa Fe's historic districts. Two multi-family housing projects on Paseo de Peralta request height variances, along with several residential additions and modifications requiring exceptions to preservation rules.

• 511 Paseo de Peralta: 6,212 sq ft multi-family residence requesting 27'6" height (max 23'), on vacant lot
• 507 Paseo de Peralta: 4,235 sq ft multi-family residence to 24' height (max 25'), on vacant lot
• 925 Canyon Rd: 2,506 sq ft new residence plus 475 sq ft additions, roof line change, yard walls, gates
• 1295 Cerro Gordo Rd: 1,366 sq ft additions and 1,391 sq ft accessory structure, multiple exceptions including height and historic material removal
• 426 Delgado Ln: 800 sq ft addition to residence and 800 sq ft garage addition, removal of contributing wall for vehicle gate

Ethics and Campaign Review Board

The Ethics and Campaign Review Board will consider rescheduling the Beninato v. Montoya case and will review and approve a settlement agreement for Beninato v. Trujillo. The meeting also includes routine items such as call to order, roll call, agenda and minutes approval, and public comment. No other actions are listed.

• Reschedule 2025-04 Beninato v. Montoya; set new date
• Review and approve settlement agreement 2025-05 Beninato v. Trujillo
• Approval of agenda
• Approval of minutes
• Public comment period

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

The Historic Districts Review Board is conducting a field trip on June 23, 2026. No decisions or votes will occur during this procedural event. The board may visit up to 12 properties, including several on Paseo de Peralta, Cerro Gordo, and Canyon Road.

• 925 Canyon Road
• 998 Acequia Madre
• 1226 Cerro Gordo
• 507 Paseo de Peralta
• 539 Garcia St.

ENN

This is an Early Neighborhood Notification (ENN) meeting to discuss a proposed disguised multi-carrier wireless communication facility (base station) at 3950 Country Club Road, replacing an existing facility. No decisions will be made; it is a public notice and discussion.

• Proposed new disguised multi-carrier wireless communication facility replacing existing one at 3950 Country Club Road
• Applicant: Michael J Campbell
• Meeting held virtually via Zoom

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider a consent agenda of 19 items, including budget adjustments, contracts, and a contract termination. Notable actions include terminating a $7.9 million homeless outreach contract with Urban Alchemy, transferring $7.6 million to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, approving dam maintenance funds, and advancing a new airport terminal design. An ordinance on affordable housing fees was postponed to a later meeting.

• Termination of $7,948,133.59 contract with Urban Alchemy for homeless street outreach services
• Budget adjustment of $7,641,910 from Community Development Fund to Affordable Housing Trust Fund
• Budget adjustment of $2,000,000 from Water WIP to State Engineer for critical dam maintenance at Nichols Dam
• Budget adjustment of $1,354,479 from Water WIP for planning and design of McClure Dam rehabilitation
• Professional services contract for $1,160,000 for a new terminal expansion at Santa Fe Regional Airport

Liquor Hearing

The Liquor Hearing will consider a request from La Fogata Grill Southside, LLC for a Restaurant B (Beer, Wine, & Spirits) liquor license with on-premises consumption and patio service at 8380 Cerrillos Rd., Units 408, 414, & 416. The hearing officer will take public comment before making a recommendation to the Governing Body.

• Request from La Fogata Grill Southside, LLC for a Restaurant B liquor license at 8380 Cerrillos Rd., Units 408, 414, & 416

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Planning Commission

The Santa Fe Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two related applications for a 5.96-acre lot at Boylan Lane and Boylan Circle. One requests rezoning from R-1 (Residential) to C-2 (General Commercial); the other seeks to amend the General Plan Future Land Use Map from Transitional Mixed-Use to General Commercial. Both items are postponed from the June 4, 2026 meeting. The commission will also receive a status report on the "Santa Fe Forward" General Plan update.

• Case #2024-9461: Rezoning of 1372 Boylan Lane, 2743 Boylan Circle, and 2745 Boylan Circle from R-1 to C-2 (5.96 acres) in the River and Trails Archaeological Review district and West Santa Fe River Corridor
• Case #2025-11164: General Plan Amendment to change Future Land Use Map designation from Transitional Mixed-Use to General Commercial for the same properties
• Both items postponed from June 4, 2026 meeting; agent is NM Land Solutions, LLC for owner Larry Boylan
• Staff communication: Status report on 'Santa Fe Forward' General Plan update by Janice Biletnikoff

Transit Advisory Board

The Santa Fe Transit Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to receive updates on operations, microtransit, PassioGo, the website, and the Free Fare Summer Sundays program. Board members will also discuss and possibly take action on developing standard operating procedures and policies for subcommittee reporting.

• Discussion and possible action to develop SOP&P for subcommittee reporting
• Update on microtransit operations and staffing changes
• Update on Free Fare Summer Sundays program
• Update on PassioGo app and website

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

The Board will consider approval of a consent calendar including a $215,000 professional services agreement for insurance broker services, amendments to service agreements for tire recycling and electrical services, and recognition of Juneteenth as an official holiday. The Board will also discuss personnel matters regarding the Executive Director in executive session and may take action on his employment agreement.

• Professional services agreement with Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Services, LLC for insurance broker services in the amount of $215,000
• Amendment No. 2 to the Service Agreement with State Rubber & Environmental Solutions, LLC for scrap tire recycling; extend term through June 21, 2027 and increase compensation by $27,625
• Amendment No. 2 to the Price Agreement with Allied Electric, Inc. for on-call electrical services; extend term through June 24, 2027
• Request to recognize Juneteenth as an official holiday
• Request to close the Caja del Rio Landfill on July 4th

Airport Advisory Board

The Airport Advisory Board is holding a regular meeting with standard procedural items including approval of previous agenda and minutes. The only substantive item is an update from the Interim Airport Director on airport operations. No votes on funding, contracts, or policy changes are scheduled.

• Airport Updates presented by Interim Director Jimmy Gunn

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee will consider an ordinance amending the Santa Fe Homes Program to change the fee-in-lieu calculation for affordable units from 65% to 30% of Area Median Income. The committee also reviews a $278,110 intergovernmental agreement with the New Mexico Aging & Long-Term Services Department for senior volunteer programs, and a resolution to allow annual banners for the Santa Fe International Film Festival. Presentations include the Small Biz Navigator Program and external requests for the Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan FY 2028-2032.

• Ordinance No. 2026-____: amend Section 26-1.22 to lower fee-in-lieu from 65% to 30% of AMI for affordable units
• Intergovernmental Agreement #27-624-4000-0024 with NM Aging & Long-Term Services for $278,110 for senior volunteer programs through June 2027
• Resolution No. 2026-____: authorize 25 banners along Guadalupe Corridor Oct 1–Nov 1 for Santa Fe International Film Festival
• Presentation: Small Biz Navigator Program by Caroline S. Lee and Johanna Nelson
• Presentation: External requests for Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan FY 2028-2032 by Sean Moody

Sister Cities Committee

The Santa Fe Sister Cities Committee is meeting to receive status updates from liaisons for each of its eight sister cities. No action items or votes are listed on the agenda, which consists of staff remarks, committee updates, and approval of previous minutes.

• San Miguel de Allende, Mexico update (Mara Harris)
• Santa Fe de la Vega, Spain & Sorrento, Italy updates (Barbara Vigil)
• Icheon, South Korea update (Jeff Case)
• Tsuyama, Japan update (Satori Murata)
• Livingstone, Zambia update (Kerri Cottle)

Community Development Commission

The Community Development Commission will discuss its advisory role and goals for affordable housing and consider Bill 2026-11, which would lower the fee-in-lieu calculation for the Santa Fe Homes Program from 65% to 30% of Area Median Income. The commission will also approve minutes, review procurement law and the Community Development Block Grant RFP timeline.

• Consideration of Bill 2026-11 reducing fee-in-lieu calculation for affordable rental units to 30% of Area Median Income instead of 65%
• Discussion on Commission's advisory role and setting goals for affordable housing
• Approval of minutes from May 20, 2026 regular meeting and May 26, 2026 special meeting
• Review of Community Development Block Grant Request for Proposal timeline
• Review of procurement law and member training on Civic Plus Access

Santa Fe Public Library Board

The Santa Fe Public Library Board will review the move of library services to the Fogelson Library complex, including staffing and building maintenance concerns. They will also discuss charter bylaws for the Library Advisory Board and receive updates on security camera and fire alarm installations at branch locations. Additional reports will cover the Friends of the Library and the library's strategic plan.

• Tour of the Fogelson Library Complex
• Discussion of transition to Fogelson Library as central library
• Review of charter bylaws defining Library Advisory Board responsibilities
• Update on camera installs at the Southside Branch Library
• Updates on fire alarm and security alarm systems at Main and Southside Branch Libraries

Veterans Advisory Board

The Veterans Advisory Board will discuss several new business items including an update on the Santa Fe Community College Memorandum of Understanding, homelessness updates, and a potential education contest. The board will also vote to approve minutes from the May 19, 2026 meeting and receive a reminder about the 4th of July celebration at Franklin Miles Park.

• VOTE: Approve minutes from May 19, 2026
• DISCUSSION: Current Veterans Advisory Board Action List
• DISCUSSION: Update on Santa Fe Community College Memorandum Of Understanding
• DISCUSSION: Homelessness updates and potential education contest
• REMINDER: 4th of July celebration at Franklin Miles Park with flag folding by Legion Post 12

Public Safety Committee

The committee will vote on accepting a $12,792 state grant for firefighter equipment reimbursement and a corresponding budget amendment. They will also consider approval of Year 3 (July 2024–June 2027) of the collective bargaining agreement with the Santa Fe Firefighters Association IAFF Local 2059. A presentation on follow-up to ARU requests and monthly crime statistics and survey results from police are also on the agenda.

• Follow-up presentation on ARU requests by Assistant Fire Chief and Case Manager Supervisor
• Approval of State Special Appropriation Grant Agreement (Firefighter Recruitment Fund) totaling $12,792 for SFFD equipment reimbursement
• Budget Amendment Resolution to add $12,792 from grant acceptance into FY26 SFFD revenue
• Approval of Year 3 (July 2024–June 2027) of collective bargaining agreement with Santa Fe Firefighters Association IAFF Local 2059
• May 2026 crime stats and My90 survey results presented by Interim Police Chief Ben Valdez

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will hear presentations from 10 local community service organizations, including Las Cumbres Community Services, Coming Home Connection, and Girls Inc of Santa Fe. No action items or discussion items are listed on the agenda. The meeting will be held virtually via Zoom.

• Presentation from Las Cumbres Community Services on Grandparents Raising Grandchildren program
• Presentation from Coming Home Connection on end-of-life support services
• Presentation from Free Flow NM on their programs
• Presentation from NM Eviction Prevention and Diversion
• Presentation from Contigo Immigrant Justice (formerly Santa Fe Dreamers Project)

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance amending the Santa Fe Homes Program, changing the fee-in-lieu calculation for affordable units from 65% to 30% of area median income. They will also review budget adjustments totaling over $3.6 million for critical dam maintenance and street repairs, and a resolution adopting the 2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan.

• Ordinance to change affordable housing fee-in-lieu calculation from 65% to 30% of area median income
• $2,000,000 budget adjustment for critical maintenance at Nichols Dam
• $1,354,479 for planning and design of McClure Dam rehabilitation
• $250,000 budget adjustment for Complete Streets repairs on Corte de Princessa
• Resolution adopting the 2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan

Santa Fe River Commission

ENN

This meeting is the Early Neighborhood Notification for a proposed 4-lot subdivision on 4.82 acres at 4579 Governor Miles Road, zoned R-1. The applicant is Will McDonald. Staff contact is Dan Esquibel.

• Proposed 4-lot subdivision on 4.82 acres zoned R-1 at 4579 Governor Miles Road

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will consider road and trail projects for the 5-year capital improvement plan, signage recommendations, and a strategic plan update. They will also hear from partner agencies and subcommittees. No final votes are expected on funding.

• Roadways and Trails Projects Under Consideration for ICIP FY2028-2032 (Sean Moody, Public Works Capital Projects Manager)
• Recommended Signage for City Trails (Judith Gabriele, Promotions, Education and Communications Subcommittee Chair)
• Strategic Plan Update (Steve Pilcher, Policy, Planning and Law Subcommittee Chair)
• Annual Presentation to the Governing Body (Staff Liaison Romella Glorioso-Moss)
• Transition Strategy for the Vulnerable Road User Task Force (Gary Schiffmiller, Technical Review Subcommittee)

Airport Advisory Board

Capital Improvements Advisory Committee

The Capital Improvements Advisory Committee will meet on June 11, 2026 at 2:00 PM in the Monica Roybal Center, 737 Agua Fria Street. The agenda includes a presentation on impact fee basics for discussion. No other items or decisions are listed. The meeting follows standard procedural steps and will adjourn after discussion.

• Presentation on impact fee basics for discussion

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

The Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy holds a regular meeting. The main agenda item is an update from the Food Plan Committee presenting draft maps for the Food Plan. Other items include a staff update on the website rebuild and transfer, and member updates.

• Update on Food Plan with draft maps (Nate Crail and County Team)
• Approval of May 14, 2026 minutes
• Staff communication: website rebuild and transfer update
• New member update from co-chairs
• Next meeting set for July 9, 2026 (hybrid)

Governing Body

The Governing Body will vote on a large consent agenda including liquor permits, trail projects, security guard contract amendments, and a new airport passenger fee. Discussion items include a resolution to expand the micro community shelter at 2395 Richards Avenue to serve seniors, a $1.34 million emergency homeless shelter contract, and a $1.25 million energy efficiency program for low-income households. Several budget adjustments accompany the agreements.

• Resolution to include seniors in micro community at 2395 Richards Avenue
• $767,195 construction contract for Santa Fe River improvements at Cristobal Colon
• $3 per passenger facility charge at Santa Fe Regional Airport
• $1,343,993 contract with Urban Alchemy for emergency homeless shelter operation
• $1,254,170 agreement with Homewise for low-income energy efficiency program

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Governing Body

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will decide on several applications for alterations and new construction in historic districts. Key items include two new multi-family residences at 507 and 511 Paseo de Peralta requiring height exceptions, a new residence at 1062 Camino San Acacio also seeking a height variance, and a request to downgrade the historic status of a property at 616 Acequia Madre. Other proposals involve window/door replacements, additions, and yard walls across multiple properties.

• New 6,212 sq ft multi-family residence at 511 Paseo de Peralta with requested height of 27.5 ft vs 23 ft max
• New 4,235 sq ft multi-family residence at 507 Paseo de Peralta (height within limit at 24 ft vs 25 ft max)
• New 3,440 sq ft residence at 1062 Camino San Acacio with requested height exception (20.75 ft vs 16.75 ft max)
• Historic downgrade request for main residence at 616 Acequia Madre
• Window/door replacements and exterior insulation at 433 Calle de la Paz, 815 E. Alameda St., and others

Water Conservation Committee

The Water Conservation Committee will receive updates on the Water Conservation Program and hear subcommittee reports on outdoor, commercial, onboarding, education, and outreach topics. No action items or votes are scheduled; the agenda consists of informational presentations and routine approvals.

• Water Conservation Program Update by Manager Christine Chavez
• Subcommittee reports on Outdoor, Commercial, Onboarding, Education and Outreach
• Approval of minutes from May 12, 2026 meeting

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

The Historic Districts Review Board will hold a field trip on June 9, 2026, to visit eight designated locations. This agenda is procedural boilerplate and explicitly states that no official action will be taken during the meeting. The board will tour properties along Acequia Madre, Canyon Road, Camino San Acacio, Garcia, Paseo de Peralta, and W. Alameda.

• Field trip to eight addresses including 998 Acequia Madre and 925 Canyon Rd
• Meeting location: City Hall, 200 Lincoln Avenue
• Procedural note: No official action will be taken during the field trip

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will discuss three items: the review of the "Art is the Solution" program, a proposed mural framework, and the process for selecting state Art in Public Places offerings for Santa Fe’s public art portfolio. The meeting also includes a presentation on 505OMATIC Youth Media Workshops and updates on strategic planning, the Mayor’s Arts Awards, and upcoming community arts events.

• Discussion of "Art is the Solution" review process
• Review of mural framework for commission input
• Process for selecting state Art in Public Places offerings for Santa Fe
• Presentation on 505OMATIC Youth Media Workshops
• Updates on Mayor’s Arts Awards

Governing Body

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will vote on a consent agenda containing 17 action items, including budget adjustments, contract amendments, and a proposed $3 per passenger facility charge at Santa Fe Regional Airport. The committee will also discuss the FY2027 annual budget and a resolution to make the wellness leave pilot program permanent.

• Amendment No. 4 to Condor – New Age Logistics security guard contract: increase by $2,200,000 to $8,800,000, extend to June 30, 2028
• Amendment No. 3 to Arrowhead Security dba Vet-Sec security guard contract: increase by $2,200,000 to $12,100,000, extend to June 30, 2028
• New Professional Services Contract with Urban Alchemy for emergency homeless shelter: $1,343,993 for six months
• Request to charge a Passenger Facility Charge of $3 per passenger at Santa Fe Regional Airport
• Cooperative agreements with NMDOT for Rail Trail intersection improvements ($300,000), Acequia Trail extension ($250,000), and St. Michael's Drive reconstruction location study ($400,000)

Immigration Committee

The committee will hear work session presentations on Volunteers for Immigrants in Detention (VIDA), a citizenship education and naturalization program from Somos Un Pueblo Unido, and a U Visa quarterly report from the Santa Fe Police Department. Discussion and possible action items follow. Staff will also report on the Mayor's Southside community town hall and small business funding opportunities.

• VIDA presentation on community education and volunteer opportunities
• Citizenship education and naturalization program update by Somos Un Pueblo Unido
• U Visa quarterly report and program update from SFPD Lt. Heinz DeLuca
• Mayor's Southside bilingual community town hall (June 9, 2026) including immigration issues
• Small Business and Regional Development Corporation funding opportunities

Land Development Code Subcommittee

The Land Development Code Subcommittee will meet to review results of a ranking exercise, recap recent visioning workshops, and discuss the contents of the three installments of Phase Two. Key agenda items include issues with mixed-use zoning dimensional standards and density, as well as thresholds for administrative review of development plans. This is a working meeting; no final decisions are expected.

• Results of ranking exercise for LDC Phase Two items
• Recap of May 21 and May 22 visioning workshops with Planning Commission and HDRB
• Contents of the 'three installments' of Phase Two
• Mixed-use zoning: issues with dimensional standards and density
• Development plan thresholds and potential avenues for administrative review

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several development proposals. The most significant is a request for a development plan and special use permit for a self-storage facility with community offices and a dog park on Cerrillos Road. Other items include a cluster housing variance extension and a certificate of compliance for a lot created in violation of subdivision rules.

• Case #2025-11753 & #2025-11756: Development Plan and Special Use Permit for an indoor self-storage facility with climate-controlled storage, creative office suites, and a community dog park on 2.72 acres at 1802/1750 Cerrillos Rd, 1361 Fourth St, and 3 RD Berry Ave
• Case #2026-12244: Cluster Housing at Monte Sereno – Development Plan & Variance Time Extension for 50 dwellings (1,725–3,425 sq ft each) on 17.06 acres west of Highway 285
• Case #2025-11265: Certificate of Compliance for a 0.317-acre lot at 996 Martinez Lane created in violation of subdivision procedures
• Case #2025-11164 & #2024-9461: General Plan Amendment and Rezoning for 5.96 acres at 1372 Boylan Lane from R1 to C-2 (postponed to July 2, 2026)

Liquor Hearing

The Liquor Hearing will consider a waiver of the 300-foot location restriction for Raices y Sazon at 3565 Cerrillos Rd., which is within 300 feet of Iglesia Del Evangelio Church. If the waiver is granted, the hearing will also consider a Restaurant A (Beer & Wine) liquor license with on-premises consumption. The meeting is virtual, and public comment can be submitted by email or during the Zoom session.

• Waiver request for 300-foot restriction from church at 3565 Cerrillos Rd.
• If waiver granted, consideration of Restaurant A (Beer & Wine) liquor license for Raices y Sazon
• The waiver involves Iglesia Del Evangelio Church at 3575 Cerrillos Rd.
• Public comment deadline: 8:00 AM on June 4 via email to [email protected]

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

The Buckman Direct Diversion Board will consider approving several contract amendments totaling $415,000 and a new insurance broker contract. The consent agenda includes amendments with Glorieta Geoscience, Long, Komer & Associates, and Wright Water Engineers. A budget adjustment to use settlement funds is also proposed. The meeting will also include operational updates and a water presentation.

• Amendment No. 4 with Glorieta Geoscience: $10,000 for FY2026
• Amendment No. 5 with Glorieta Geoscience: $65,000 for FY2027 and term extension
• Amendment No. 4 with Long, Komer & Associates: $190,000 for FY2027 legal services
• Amendment No. 3 with Wright Water Engineers: $150,000 for FY2027
• New insurance contract with Arthur J Gallagher: $15,000 service fee plus up to $300,000 premiums

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee will discuss and vote on several consent agenda items, including contract amendments for homeless shelter operations and a resolution to include seniors in a planned micro community. A presentation on green infrastructure initiatives is also scheduled. The committee will consider budget transfers and internship funding.

• Resolution to include seniors in micro community at 2395 Richards Avenue (Resolution No. 2026-____)
• Amendment to Urban Alchemy contract for shelter operations: +$522,000, new total $2,020,303
• Amendment to Interfaith Community Shelter contract at Consuelo's Place: +$780,000, new total $2,310,000, extended through June 30, 2027
• Amendment to Santa Fe Public Schools internship contract: +$500,000, new total $1,700,000
• Budget adjustment of $150,000 from General Fund to Tourism/Lodging Tax Fund for Downtown Security Contract

Mayor's Committee on Disability

The committee will consider votes on accessible meeting practices (including ASL cost analysis and universal restrooms), an adult changing station at the convention center, and a Public Works review subcommittee report. Discussion items include sidewalk accessibility enforcement, gas pump stickers for disabled drivers, and a digital accessibility update to meet the ADA Title II deadline.

• Vote on adoption of accessible meeting practices with ASL interpretation cost analysis and universal restrooms (sponsored by Rep. Kathleen Cates)
• Vote on follow-up for adult changing station at Santa Fe Community Convention Center, including state grant outreach
• Public Works Review Subcommittee report on projects under Resolution 2006-151 and review thresholds
• Discussion of gas pump stickers and assistance for drivers with disabilities, including outreach to Chamber of Commerce
• Digital accessibility update for compliance with ADA Title II web/mobile deadline of April 26, 2027

Economic Development Advisory Committee

The Economic Development Advisory Committee will consider a resolution to adopt the Santa Fe Midtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan. The committee will also review a request to increase funding by $500,000 for Santa Fe Public Schools' Work Based Learning Internship program, bringing the total to $1,700,000. Two presentations are scheduled: the Santa Fe Creative Capital Study and a recap of Books Behind the Business.

• Resolution No. 2026-____ adopting the Santa Fe Midtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan
• Amendment No. 1 to Item #25-0054 increasing compensation for Santa Fe Public Schools internship programming by $500,000 to a total of $1,700,000
• Presentation of the Santa Fe Creative Capital Study by data scientist Peter Zandan
• Presentation of Books Behind the Business recap by David Perez of Perez Strategy Group
• Scheduled public hearing before the Governing Body on June 10, 2026

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission will meet at Fogelson Library to conduct regular business. The agenda is largely procedural, covering minutes approval and staff updates. The primary substantive item is a consideration of Resolution No. 2026-____ to adopt the Santa Fe Midtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan.

• Consideration of Resolution No. 2026-____ to adopt the Santa Fe Midtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan
• Approval of minutes from the May 6, 2026, commission meeting
• General updates from Deputy Director Carly Venditti
• Next meeting scheduled for July 1, 2026, at 9:00 AM

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing and decide on a conditional use permit for a 29,920-square-foot storage facility on approximately 4.92 acres at 27698/27700 West Frontage Road, zoned C-2 (General Commercial). The applicant is Daltons Land Insights, LLC, on behalf of owner RZX Property, LLC.

• Case #2026-012069: Conditional Use Permit for a 29,920 sq ft storage facility on ±4.92 acres at 27698/27700 West Frontage Road, zoned C-2 (General Commercial)

Long Range Planning Subcommittee

The Long Range Planning Subcommittee will review the Santa Fe Forward planning timeline, public engagement synopses, and draft scenario frameworks. They will also discuss the Community Partners Program and demonstrate the project website. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only work session.

• Santa Fe Forward planning timeline overview
• Public engagement synopses from community outreach
• Community Partners Program (CPP) question-and-answer session
• Demonstration of www.santafeforward.org website
• Discussion of department leaders' input on draft scenario frameworks

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

The Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council holds a regular meeting featuring updates from the film office, presentations on the state of film in New Mexico and a local grant project, and discussion of strategic plan working group updates. The agenda is largely informational and procedural, with no votes or decisions scheduled.

• Presentation on 'State of Film in New Mexico' by Steve Graham, Director, New Mexico Film Office
• Presentation on 'Two Flower Productions Podcast, Go Local Grant Work' by Pamm Meyers
• Discussion of Strategic Plan Working Group updates by Chair Gay Dillingham
• Update from Santa Fe Film Office by Commissioner Jennifer LaBar-Tapia
• Approval of minutes from the June 2 Film and Digital Media Council meeting

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee will discuss a draft Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan for FY2028‑2032 and recognize the May 2026 Employee of the Month. It will vote on several funding agreements, budget adjustments, construction contracts, software amendments, and a passenger facility charge. A major item is the amendment to security guard services contracts increasing total compensation to $12.1 million.

• Amendment No. 3 to Item #22-0301 with Arrowhead Security dba Vet‑Sec Protection Agency: increase security guard services compensation by $2,200,000 to a total of $12,100,000, term extended to June 30, 2028.
• Amendment No. 4 to Item #22-0303 with Condor – New Age Logistics, LLC: increase security guard services compensation by $2,200,000 to a total of $8,800,000, term extended to June 30, 2028.
• Construction contract with Jocelyn Water and Sewer, LLC for Santa Fe River Improvements at Cristobal Colon, amount $767,195 through June 30, 2030.
• Joint Funding Agreement with U.S. Geological Survey for water resource investigation, total $135,137 for a two‑year term.
• Cooperative Project Agreement with New Mexico Department of Transportation for Phase I of S100880 Rail Trail Intersection Improvements, funded by FHWA, total $300,000 through Dec 31, 2028.

ENN

The City of Santa Fe will hold a virtual Early Neighborhood Notification meeting on May 28, 2026 at 5:30 PM. The meeting will discuss the proposed Anchorum Skilled Nursing Facility, a 66,000 sf two‑story building with 80 beds on a 6.3‑acre property at 2981 Galisteo Road, currently zoned Business Industrial Park. No decisions are listed; the agenda is for public notification and comment.

• Development plan: 66,000 sf two‑story skilled nursing facility (80 beds) on 6.3 acre
• Location: 2981 Galisteo Road, zoned BIP (Business Industrial Park)
• Applicant: JenkinsGavin
• Meeting format: virtual Zoom meeting (ID 834 1540 7769, passcode 795382)
• City staff contact: Dan Esquibel ([email protected])

Charter Review Commission

The Charter Review Commission will discuss its subject matter scope, establish the review process and public input cadence, plan a public information campaign, decide which charter issues to consider, form subcommittees, and review prior recommendations from the 2023 commission. No votes are expected on specific charter amendments at this meeting; the agenda is organizational and procedural.

• Presentation on Charter Review Commission Subject Matter Scope by City Attorney Marcos Martinez
• Discussion on Charter Review Process and format for public input sessions
• Planning for a Public Information Campaign for 2026 Charter Review Commission
• Identification of 2026 Charter Commission Issues to be considered
• Formation of subcommittees and review of 2023 Charter Review Commission recommendations

Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board

The Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board will consider adopting FFY 2024-2029 Formal TIP Amendment 11 and the draft FFY2027-2028 Unified Planning Work Program, both via self-certification. The board will also discuss agency project updates and recognize Joshua Langwell for mentorship.

• Adopt FFY 2024-2029 Formal TIP Amendment 11 via self-certification
• Adopt draft FFY2027-2028 Unified Planning Work Program via self-certification
• Certificate of Recognition: Joshua Langwell – 2026 Monte del Sol Mentorship
• Approval of minutes from 03/26/26
• Discussion: Agency Project Updates

Archaeological Review Committee

The Archaeological Review Committee will hold a public meeting to consider six items of new business, including approval of archaeological inventory and monitoring reports for projects by PNM, El Castillo Retirement Residences, and private applicants. The committee will also consider a request to list an archaeologist and historian for the River and Trails and Suburban districts. Public comments may be heard during Matters from the Floor.

• Lisa Sparks request for listing as Archaeologist and Historian for River and Trails and Suburban districts
• Ron Winters for archaeological inventory and testing report at 425 Camino Don Miguel (Historic Downtown district)
• Ron Winters for archaeological inventory report at 1295 Cerro Gordo Road (River and Trails district)
• SWCA for PNM's 3,015' subsurface electrical line at DeVargas Mall (Suburban and River and Trails districts)
• WSP USA for PNM's 5,473' conduit line at Entrada de Milagro (Suburban district)

ENN

The Early Neighborhood Notification meeting will address a proposed four‑lot subdivision on 4.82 acres at 4579 Governor Miles Road, currently zoned R‑1. The applicant, Will McDonald, and city staff member Dan Esquibel will be present. The meeting is held virtually via Zoom and includes a public comment period. No decisions are indicated in the agenda; it serves to notify the neighborhood.

• Proposed 4‑lot subdivision on 4.82 acres zoned R‑1 at 4579 Governor Miles Road
• Applicant: Will McDonald (phone 505‑930‑1149)
• City staff contact: Dan Esquibel ([email protected])
• Virtual meeting via Zoom (link and passcode provided)
• Accommodations for disabilities available through City Clerk’s office

Governing Body

The Governing Body will vote on adopting the City of Santa Fe's Fiscal Year 2026/2027 operating budget. They will also consider resolutions to ensure Narcan availability for transit, library, and recreation staff, and to amend affordable housing fee-in-lieu calculations. Several grant agreements and contracts are up for approval, including funds for dam rehabilitation and wastewater treatment chemicals.

• Adoption of FY 2026/2027 operating budget (Resolution 2026-____)
• Resolution ensuring Narcan availability for staff and requiring overdose training
• Grant agreement for $1,354,479 to plan and design McClure Dam rehabilitation
• Memorandum of Agreement with Santa Fe County for Henry Lynch Road reconstruction and roundabout project
• Bill to amend affordable housing fee-in-lieu calculations from 65% to 30% of Area Median Income

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will consider several items including approval of findings from past meetings, status reviews for three properties, and multiple new construction proposals. A notable old business item is a request to construct a 3,470 sq. ft. addition at 515 Paseo de Peralta that exceeds the maximum allowable height and seeks exceptions to historic preservation rules. The board will also review proposals for window replacement, a new residence, and guesthouse at 1062 Camino San Acacio.

• 515 Paseo de Peralta: propose 3,470 sq. ft. addition with height of 24 ft (max 23 ft) and exceptions to four historic district regulations
• 1062 Camino San Acacio: propose new 3,440 sq. ft. residence (height 20'9" vs 16'9" max), guesthouse, fence, and wall with exceptions for exterior finish and materials
• 247 Barela St: status review and primary façade designation for a non-contributing residential structure in Westside-Guadalupe Historic District
• 426 Delgado Ln: status review and primary façade designation for a contributing residence, guest house, and yardwalls
• Approval of findings for four prior cases: 964 Acequia Madre, 619 W. Alameda St., 516 & 516 1/2 Alto St., and 549 Agua Fria St.

Finance Committee

The committee will review and recommend approval of the city's operating budget for the coming fiscal year, alongside a consent agenda that includes contracts for wastewater chemicals, transit grants, and dam repairs. Also up for discussion are the Midtown Redevelopment Area Plan, a new aggressive driving ordinance, and a road reconstruction project.

• Consideration of resolution adopting FY2026/2027 city operating budget
• Bill to eliminate minimum penalties for reckless driving, raise fines, and create new aggressive driving offenses
• Resolution approving the Santa Fe Midtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan
• Memorandum of Agreement for Henry Lynch Road reconstruction and roundabout project (city as lead agency)
• Approval of two $2,000,000 contracts with Thatcher Company and PVS DX Inc. for sodium hypochlorite supply to wastewater treatment plant

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

The Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee will review and recommend two key transportation planning documents: an amendment to the FFY2024-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) and the FFY27/28 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP). The committee will also receive project updates from agencies. These actions help guide federal transportation funding and planning in the region.

• Review and recommend FFY2024-2029 Formal TIP Amendment 11 via self-certification
• Review and recommend FFY27/28 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) via self-certification
• Project updates from agencies

Community Development Commission

The Community Development Commission will consider approval of FY27 Affordable Housing Trust Fund recommended awards and discuss competitive sealed proposals for RFP #FY26-RFP-076 in executive session.

• Executive session to discuss Competitive Sealed Proposals for Affordable Housing Trust Fund under RFP #FY26-RFP-076
• Action item: Request for Approval of RFP#FY26-RFP-076 Presentations
• Action item: Request for Approval of FY27 Affordable Housing Trust Fund Recommended Awards Funding

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

The Historic Districts Review Board is holding a field trip on May 26, 2026, to visit three properties. The agenda states that a quorum may exist but no action will be taken at this time.

• Field trip to 1062 Camino San Acacio
• Field trip to 426 Delgado Ln.
• Field trip to 247 Barela St.

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

The Occupancy Tax Advisory Board will meet to receive presentations on the lodgers report and lodgers tax report, along with updates from the Tourism Santa Fe (TSF) executive director and marketing director. No action items are listed; the meeting is informational.

• Lodgers Report by Sam Gerberding, Inn of the Governors
• Lodgers Tax Report by Randy Randall, TSF
• TSF Sales Report by David Carr
• TSF Marketing Report by Jordan Guenther

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will hold a study session with consultant Goebel Partners to discuss the approach to Phase 2 of the Land Development Code. No formal action will be taken at this meeting.

• Workshop with Goebel Partners on Phase 2 of the Land Development Code

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a study session with consultant Goebel Partners to discuss the approach to Phase 2 of the Land Development Code (LDC). No votes or formal decisions will be made.

• Study session with Goebel Partners on Phase 2 of the Land Development Code

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

The Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board will consider several consent‑calendar items, including contract amendments, budget increases, and resolutions related to the Caja del Rio Landfill and Buckman Road Recycling and Transfer Station. Items include a $30,000 increase to a legal services agreement, purchases for stormwater pipe, diesel fuel, and asphalt work, and updates to restricted cash accounts for closure and post‑closure funding. The board will also discuss an amendment to the lease for the Buckman Road facility and review the FY27 proposed budget. An executive session will address limited personnel matters concerning the Executive Director.

• Amendment No. 3 to Professional Services Agreement with Long, Komer & Associates – increase compensation by $30,000 (total not to exceed $90,000)
• Purchase of corrugated pipe for stormwater management at Caja del Rio Landfill – $31,940
• Budget increase to purchase diesel for Caja del Rio Landfill – $40,000
• Approval of asphalt crack sealing, seal coating, and striping at Caja del Rio Landfill administration parking lot – $12,174
• Resolution 2026-2 updating a restricted cash account in the Closure/Post‑Closure Fund for future closure and assessment costs at Caja del Rio Landfill

Airport Advisory Board

The Airport Advisory Board meeting is largely procedural, covering approval of agenda and minutes, and public comment. The only substantive item is an update from Interim Airport Director Jimmy Gunn on current airport operations.

• Airport updates presented by Interim Director Jimmy Gunn

Audit Committee

The Audit Committee will hear an update on FY2026 internal audit progress and review the current status of the audit tracking sheet. Staff will provide information on the proposed FY2027 budget, the Office of Inspector General, and finance department personnel changes. The committee is also asked to approve meeting minutes from January and March 2026.

• FY2026 Internal Audit Status Update presentation by Baker Tilly
• Current Status of Audit Tracking Sheet discussion
• FY 2027 Proposed Budget update from staff
• Office of Inspector General Status Update
• Finance Department Personnel Updates

ENN

This is an Early Neighborhood Notification (ENN) meeting for a preliminary plat and development plan for a 129-lot single-family subdivision on 28.55 acres. The property is zoned C-2 (General Commercial) and located at 5001, 5002, 5150 Rail Runner Road and 4354 Beckner Road. No final decisions are being made at this meeting; it is an early notification for neighborhood input.

• Preliminary Plat & Development Plan for a 129-lot single-family subdivision
• 28.55 acres at 5001, 5002, 5150 Rail Runner Road and 4354 Beckner Road
• Property is zoned C-2, General Commercial
• Applicant: JenkinsGavin
• Meeting is virtual via Zoom

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee will consider multiple items, including a bill that would eliminate minimum penalties for reckless driving, raise maximum fines to $250 for a first conviction and $500 for subsequent convictions, and create new offenses for aggressive driving, tailing, sudden stops, and throwing objects. They will also review a ground lease and development agreement for the Midtown Visual Arts Center and a resolution to provide Narcan to city transit, library, and recreation staff. Additionally, the agenda includes reclassification of two Assistant Fire Chief positions and adoption of the Midtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan.

• Bill 2026-9: Overhaul of reckless driving penalties, new aggressive driving offense, fines split between Law Enforcement and Fire Support Funds
• Bill 2026-6: Ground lease and development agreement for city-owned Midtown Visual Arts Center with Midtown Arts and Design Alliance
• Resolution to ensure Narcan availability and opioid overdose training for transit, library, and recreation staff
• Resolution adopting the Santa Fe Midtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan
• Reclassification of two Assistant Fire Chief positions from exempt to at-will employment

Sister Cities Committee

This is a routine meeting of the Santa Fe Sister Cities Committee. The agenda consists of updates from city liaisons on activities in San Miguel de Allende, Santa Fe de la Vega, Sorento, and several other international partner cities. No action items, contracts, or financial decisions are listed.

• Updates from liaison for San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
• Updates from liaison for Santa Fe de la Vega, Spain & Sorento, Italy
• Updates from liaisons for Icheon, South Korea and Tsuyama, Japan
• Updates from liaisons for Livingstone, Zambia and Holguin, Cuba
• General update from Tourism Santa Fe Executive Director Randy Randall

Community Development Commission

Community Development Commission

The Community Development Commission will hold an executive session to discuss competitive sealed proposals for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund (RFP #FY26-RFP-076). Following that, the commission will consider approving the interviewed applicants, scoring, and updating award funding for FY27.

• Executive session to discuss affordable housing trust fund proposals under RFP #FY26-RFP-076
• Action item: Request for Approval of FY27 Affordable Housing Trust Fund interviewed RFP applicants, scoring, and updating award funding
• Next meeting scheduled for May 26, 2026

Santa Fe Public Library Board

The Santa Fe Public Library Board will meet with Mayor Michael Garcia to discuss the transition to Fogelson Library as the central library, as well as staffing and building maintenance concerns. The board will also receive updates on security cameras, fire and security alarm systems, door replacement at La Farge, and the Library Strategic Plan. Routine items include approval of the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting.

• Discussion with Mayor Michael Garcia on Fogelson Library transition, staffing, and building maintenance
• Update on security camera installations at Southside and Main libraries
• Update on fire and security alarm systems at Main and Southside branches
• Update on door replacement at La Farge Branch Library
• Update on the Library Strategic Plan and Friends GOA

Veterans Advisory Board

The Veterans Advisory Board will consider updates for the Veteran Parade and Veterans Day, including location, a parade committee, keynote speaker ideas, and an invitation to the governor. The meeting also includes approval of April 2026 minutes, a discussion on tying member activities to the strategic plan for the quarterly report, and comments on the Veteran Alliance financial report. Several announcements are listed, such as new art in City Hall featuring Native Code Talkers prints and upcoming Memorial Day and Fourth of July events.

• Vote to approve minutes of 04/21/2026
• Discussion and possible action on Veteran Parade and Veterans Day updates (location, committee, keynote speaker, governor invitation)
• Discussion on tracking member activities for the 2nd Quarterly Report tied to the Strategic Plan
• Comments on the financial report from Veteran Alliance
• Announcements: Native Code Talkers prints at City Hall, July 4th at Franklin Miles Park, Memorial Day ceremony at National Cemetery

Liquor Hearing

The Santa Fe Liquor Hearing will consider four requests: a new beer-and-wine license for Fu Sushi, two liquor license transfers (La Casa Sena and Santa Fe Food Market), and a waiver allowing alcohol service at a July 4 fireworks celebration at Franklin Miles Park, which is within 300 feet of Nava Elementary School. The hearing is scheduled for May 19, 2026, with Governing Body review on May 27.

• New Restaurant A (Beer & Wine) license for Fu Sushi at 2400 Cerrillos Rd. Unit 2428
• Transfer of ownership of dispenser license for La Casa Sena, 125 E. Palace Ave. (within 300 feet of Cathedral Basilica, but waiver not required)
• Transfer of ownership and location of dispenser license to Santa Fe Food Market, 150 Washington Ave.
• Waiver of 300-foot restriction to allow alcohol at Kiwanis Club's July 4th event at Franklin Miles Park (near Nava Elementary, 2655 Siringo Rd.)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will vote on reclassifying two Assistant Fire Chief positions from exempt to at-will employment. They will also hear a presentation on the Alternative Response Unit (ARU) and review April 2026 crime statistics from police. The reclassification item will then be reviewed by other committees and the Governing Body.

• Action item: Reclassify two Assistant Fire Chief positions from exempt to at-will employment (Interim Fire Chief Scott Ouderkirk)
• Presentation on ARU by Assistant Fire Chief Mario Rizzo and Case Manager Supervisor Matthew Martin
• April 2026 Crime Stats and Mapping from Interim Police Chief Thomas Grundler
• Approval of minutes from April 21, 2026 meeting
• Next meeting scheduled for June 16, 2026

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee will review several grant agreements for dam rehabilitation and transit operations, along with associated budget adjustments. The committee will also consider a resolution to provide Narcan availability and overdose training for city transit, library, and recreation staff. Additionally, the committee will review a redevelopment plan and a ground lease for the Midtown Visual Arts Center. All items are scheduled for committee review before advancing to the Finance Committee and Governing Body.

• Grant agreement for McClure Dam rehabilitation and design: $1,354,479
• Grant agreements for Federal Highway and Transit Administration operating assistance: $380,368 and $110,393 (plus local matches)
• Budget adjustment request to reduce grant revenue by $2,558,970 for FY26
• Resolution to provide Narcan availability and overdose training for city transit, library, and recreation staff
• Resolution and bill approving the Santa Fe Midtown Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan and a ground lease for the Midtown Visual Arts Center

Community Development Commission

The Community Development Commission will hold an executive session to discuss the contents of competitive sealed proposals for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund under RFP #FY26-RFP-076. It will then consider a request for approval of FY27 scoring and updated award funding for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The meeting also includes routine agenda approval, minutes approval, and other standard items.

• Executive session: discussion of competitive sealed proposals for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund (RFP #FY26-RFP-076)
• Request for approval of FY27 Affordable Housing Trust Fund scoring and updated award funding

Community Development Commission

Governing Body

The Governing Body is holding budget hearings for Fiscal Year 2026/2027 and will consider a resolution to adopt the operating budget for the city. The resolution was introduced on May 13 and has multiple scheduled hearings through May 27. No dollar amounts or specific budget details are included in this agenda.

• Consideration of Resolution No. 2026-____ adopting the City of Santa Fe’s Fiscal Year 2026/2027 Operating Budget
• Budget hearings scheduled for May 13, 14, 15, 26, and 27, 2026
• Resolution sponsored by Mayor Michael Garcia and presented by Budget Officer Andy Hopkins

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

This meeting of the Santa Fe Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee has been canceled. No items were discussed or decided. The next regularly scheduled meeting is June 11, 2026.

• Meeting canceled; no action taken on any agenda items

Airport Advisory Board

The Airport Advisory Board meeting scheduled for May 14, 2026 has been canceled and rescheduled to May 21, 2026. No agenda items are discussed at this meeting.

Children and Youth Commission

The Children and Youth Commission is meeting virtually to approve prior meeting minutes, receive staff updates on appointments and JJAC matters, and discuss action and discussion items. No major votes or financial decisions are on the agenda.

Governing Body

The Governing Body will hold hearings on the Fiscal Year 2027 operating budget and consider a resolution to adopt the City of Santa Fe’s FY2026/2027 operating budget. The resolution, introduced by Mayor Michael Garcia, is scheduled for committee review and final action later in May.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Operating Budget Hearings on May 14, 15, and 26
• Resolution No. 2026-____ to adopt the FY2026/2027 Operating Budget
• Possible action on the budget resolution
• Public comment available via Zoom or written submission

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

The Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy will hold a regular meeting. Actions include approval of minutes from previous meetings and the agenda. Discussions include an update from the Food Plan Committee and a presentation from Path to Plate NM (NMSU). The council will also receive a staff update on website rebuild and transfer.

• Approval of minutes from Dec 2025, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr 2026
• Update on Food Plan from Food Plan Committee
• Presentation on Path to Plate NM by NMSU
• Staff communication on website rebuild and transfer
• Next meeting set for June 11, 2026

Governing Body

The Governing Body will hold a public hearing on the sale of seven city-owned parcels in Las Estrellas to Santa Fe Housing Trust for $4,490,000. The council will also hear public comment on bills to increase reckless driving penalties and to approve a ground lease for the Midtown Visual Arts Center. The FY2027 proposed budget will be presented, and several contract amendments for homeless services and airport apron reconstruction are on the consent agenda.

• Public hearing on sale of 7 city parcels in Las Estrellas to Santa Fe Housing Trust for $4,490,000
• Public comment on Bill 2026-6: ground lease of Midtown Visual Arts Center to Midtown Arts and Design Alliance
• Introduction of bill to increase reckless driving fines and criminalize aggressive driving
• Proposed resolution to ensure Narcan availability for transit, library, and recreation staff
• Fiscal Year 2027 proposed budget presentation

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will approve prior findings on the Shelby Street Foot Bridge and 401 E. Palace. New business includes status reviews for 1295 Cerro Gordo Rd. and 510 Jose St., and decisions on five construction proposals, including a demolition and addition at 519 E. Palace Ave., an addition and garage conversion at 539 Garcia St., and a casita with pergola at 532 Calle Corvo. Two items (619 W. Alameda St. and 1062 Camino San Acacio) are postponed.

• Approval of findings for Shelby Street Foot Bridge status, demolition, and reconstruction (July 2025)
• Status review and primary façade designation for 1295 Cerro Gordo Rd. and 510 Jose St.
• Proposal to demolish steel carport and construct 440 sq ft addition at 519 E. Palace Ave.
• Proposal for 108 sq ft addition and garage-to-casita conversion at 539 Garcia St., with exception request for proximity to primary façade
• Proposal for 391 sq ft freestanding casita and 132 sq ft pergola at 532 Calle Corvo, with exception request for replacing historic door

Water Conservation Committee

The committee will review the City of Santa Fe Water Annual Update and a presentation on the Next Generation Water Summit. Staff will also provide updates on the Water Conservation Program and subcommittee reports regarding outdoor, commercial, and outreach efforts.

• City of Santa Fe Water Annual Update
• Next Generation Water Summit presentation
• Water Conservation Program Update
• Subcommittee reports on Outdoor, Commercial and Outreach

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

The Historic Districts Review Board is conducting a field trip to five properties on May 12, 2026. A quorum may be present, but no official action will be taken during the visit. The trip includes stops at residential and commercial addresses for review.

• 1295 Cerro Gordo Rd.
• 532 Calle Corvo
• 539 Garcia St.
• 510 Jose St.
• 519 Palace Ave.

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission meets to discuss a collections policy regarding deaccession and ethical return of cultural objects. The meeting also includes updates on departmental reorganization, the Mayor's Arts Awards, and AFTACON. Commissioners will plan a strategic retreat and gather discussion items for future meetings.

• Discussion only: Collections policy on deaccession and ethical return of cultural objects
• Strategic planning retreat with date certain for the Arts Commission
• Departmental reorganization in City org chart (Director Chelsey Johnson)
• Mayor's Arts Awards updates
• AFTACON updates

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will review consent agenda items including a $244,007 FAA grant amendment for terminal apron reconstruction, a $2 million contract for UV3000 replacement parts, and two $1.08 million landscaping contracts for the airport. The committee will also consider amendments to homeless services contracts with St. Elizabeth's Shelter and Christ Lutheran Church totaling $476,000, and a resolution authorizing 50 banners at the Midtown Campus. A presentation on Grand Summit Recovery and Workforce Development is scheduled.

• FAA Grant Amendment No. 1 for Terminal Apron Reconstruction: increase $244,007 to $6,333,707
• Contract with Trojan Technologies for UV3000 replacement parts: $2,000,000 for four years
• Two on-call landscape and snow/ice control contracts for airport: each $1,081,875 for ten years (Cassidy's Landscaping and Mark A. Lopez Development)
• Homeless services amendments: St. Elizabeth's Shelter +$340,000 to $590,000; Christ Lutheran Church +$136,000 to $272,000
• Resolution to install 50 banners on Midtown Campus light poles from June 2026 to June 2027

Immigration Committee

The Immigration Committee will hold a work session with updates on the Feria Southside community outreach, U Visa reports and coordination with the Santa Fe Police Department, and a presentation on semi-open primary elections by Somos Un Pueblo Unido. The committee will also discuss the NM Ascend workforce program and a committee vacancy. No voting items are listed; the agenda consists of discussion and possible action items.

• Update on Feria Southside Impact and Community Outreach (Elizabeth Camacho)
• Update on U Visa Reports and Coordination with Santa Fe Police Department (Lt. Heinz DeLuca)
• Viva el Voto: Community Education on Semi-Open Primary Elections (Marcela Díaz, Somos Un Pueblo Unido)
• NM Ascend Program and Workforce Development Opportunities (Marcela Díaz)
• Committee Vacancy Update

General

The Ethics and Campaign Review Board will discuss Case 2026-1, a complaint brought by David Montoya, to determine if it shows probable cause of a violation. The board may enter executive session to deliberate on this case. Additional status reports on complaints #2025-4 against David Montoya and #2025-5 against Leroy Trujillo will be presented. The meeting includes a public comment period.

• Case 2026-1: Determine if David Montoya complaint meets legal sufficiency
• Executive session to deliberate on Case 2026-1
• Status report on complaint #2025-4 against David Montoya
• Status report on complaint #2025-5 against Leroy Trujillo
• Public comment period

ENN

The Early Neighborhood Notification meeting presents the redevelopment of Marc Brandt Park into a resilient, multi-functional green corridor that integrates Green Stormwater Infrastructure with enhanced community amenities. No decisions are made at this public notification session; it is a presentation and discussion led by the applicant and city staff.

• Project: Marc Brandt Redevelopment at Marc Brandt Park
• Description: Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) and community amenities integrated into a green corridor
• Applicant: WSP Engineering, Emily Engelbart
• Staff: River and Watershed Manager Zoe Isaacson
• Location: City of Santa Fe Transit Training Room, 2931 Rufina St

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three new business items: a general plan amendment and rezoning at 2780 South Meadows Rd, and a development plan for a 156-unit multi-family community with daycare at 1335 Camino de Jacobo. The commission will also consider consent agenda, minutes, and other routine items.

• Case #2025-10766: General plan amendment to change Future Land Use Map designation on 0.70 acres at 2780 South Meadows Rd from Very Low Density to Low Density.
• Case #2025-10767: Rezoning of 7 acres at 2780 South Meadows Rd from R-3 to R-6 (six dwelling units per acre).
• Case #2025-11625: Development plan for two 4-story buildings and one 3-story building totaling 156 multi-family units and a daycare on 5.92 acres at 1335 Camino de Jacobo.

Long Range Planning Subcommittee

The Long-Range Planning Subcommittee is holding its kickoff meeting to discuss the scope of work and next steps for the General Plan update. The agenda includes an update on the WSP consulting contract and products from Stage-gate Two, with the main activity being a 60-minute discussion of draft scenario frameworks. No decisions are expected as this is not a decision-making body.

• Update on WSP contract for General Plan consulting
• Discussion of draft scenario frameworks for the General Plan update
• Update on products from Step/Stage-gate Two
• Kickoff logistics including meeting date/time and chair discussion

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

The Buckman Direct Diversion Board will consider authorizing its chair, vice-chair, facilities manager, and legal counsel to serve on a committee that will recommend candidates for citizen member and alternate citizen member positions on the board. The meeting also includes operational updates and a presentation on the 2026 Final Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement for Los Alamos National Laboratory.

• Action item: Request to approve formation of a committee to recommend citizen member and alternate citizen member positions on the BDD Board
• Presentation of NNSA 2026 Final Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement and Record of Decision for expanded operations at Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Monthly update on BDD Operations from Superintendent Matt Sandoval
• Report from BDD Facilities Manager Bradley Prada

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee will vote on approval of meeting minutes, two contract amendments for homeless services, and the CDBG 2026 Annual Action Plan. The amendments increase funding for St. Elizabeth's Shelter by $340,000 to a total of $590,000 and for Christ Lutheran Church by $136,000 to a total of $272,000, both extending terms into 2027. The CDBG plan requires a public hearing and comment process.

• Amendment No. 1 to contract 25-0451 with St. Elizabeth’s Shelter Corporation: increase $340,000, new total $590,000, term extended to June 30, 2027 for homeless services
• Amendment No. 1 to contract 25-0364 with Christ Lutheran Church: increase $136,000, new total $272,000, term extended to August 8, 2027 for homeless services
• Approval of Community Development Block Grant Draft 2026 Annual Action Plan, including public hearing and public comment
• Approval of April 22, 2026 meeting minutes

Mayor's Committee on Disability

The Mayor's Committee on Disability will discuss and possibly vote on adopting an Accessibility Statement and accessible meeting practices, participation in PRIDE Day, gas pump stickers for disabled drivers, and an update from the Public Works Review Subcommittee. Presentations include the Brain Injury Advisory Council. No-action discussions cover sidewalk maintenance funding, digital accessibility, and emergency preparedness.

• Vote on adopting MCD Accessibility Statement and accessible meeting practices
• Discussion and possible vote on PRIDE Day 2026 participation on June 27
• Discussion and possible vote on gas pump stickers for drivers with disabilities
• Presentation on Brain Injury Advisory Council (BIAC) and listening session for TBI/ABI
• Discussion on sidewalk accessibility and dedicated maintenance funding mechanism

Economic Development Advisory Committee

The Economic Development Advisory Committee will consider Bill No. 2026-6, which proposes a ground lease and development agreement for the city-owned Midtown Visual Arts Center with Midtown Arts and Design Alliance, LLC. The committee will also approve the April 1 meeting minutes, receive a March update from the Office of Economic Development, and hear a presentation on a walking tour of local development sites. The agreement will proceed to the Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission and city council for further review and public hearings before final approval.

• Consideration of Bill No. 2026-6 to approve a ground lease and development agreement for the Midtown Visual Arts Center with Midtown Arts and Design Alliance, LLC.
• Approval of the April 1, 2026, Economic Development Advisory Committee meeting minutes.
• March departmental reports and update from Office of Economic Development Director Johanna Nelson.
• Presentation on a walking tour of the Aspect Media Village, Innovation Center, and SFCC Shellabarger Lab.

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission will consider adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-____ approving a ground lease and development agreement for the City-owned Midtown Visual Arts Center with Midtown Arts and Design Alliance, LLC. A presentation on the Hopewell Mann Neighborhood Stabilization Plan update is also scheduled. The meeting includes approval of minutes and a consent agenda.

• Consideration of Bill No. 2026-6: adoption of ordinance for ground lease and development agreement of Midtown Visual Arts Center with Midtown Arts and Design Alliance, LLC
• Presentation of Hopewell Mann Neighborhood Stabilization Plan Update by Deputy Director Carly Venditti
• Approval of April 8, 2026 Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission minutes
• General updates from staff

Board of Adjustment

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

The Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council will meet virtually to receive updates from the Santa Fe Film Office, hear a follow-up on the IndigenousWays Film Festival, and an update on the opening of 7K Studios. The council will also discuss ongoing strategic plan working group updates. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and public comment opportunities.

• Approval of minutes from prior meeting
• Update from Santa Fe Film Office (Jennifer LaBar-Tapia)
• Follow-up presentation: IndigenousWays Film Festival (Elena Higgins)
• Update on 7K Studios opening (Jenny Natelson)
• Strategic Plan Working Group updates (Gay Dillingham)

Mayor's Youth Advisory Board

The Mayor's Youth Advisory Board is holding a regular meeting. Agenda includes routine items such as approval of minutes, presentations, and discussion of old and new business. Staff will discuss attendance and recruitment of new members. No major policy decisions or funding actions are on the agenda.

• Recruitment of new members
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee will review several contracts and a resolution. Action items include an FAA grant amendment increase of $244,007 for the Terminal Apron reconstruction, a $2,000,000 contract for UV3000 replacement parts, two $1,081,875 landscaping and snow control contracts, and a resolution to install banners on the Midtown Campus.

• FAA Grant Amendment No. 1: increase by $244,007 to $6,333,707 for Terminal Apron reconstruction
• Goods and Services Contract with Trojan Technologies for $2,000,000 over four years for UV3000 parts
• General Services Contract with Casidy's Landscaping for $1,081,875 for 10-year on-call landscape and snow/ice control
• General Services Contract with Mark A. Lopez Development for $1,081,875 for 10-year on-call landscape and snow/ice control
• Resolution to install 50 banners on city light poles at Midtown Campus from June 2026 to June 2027

Community Development Commission

The Community Development Commission will consider approving a $624,832 Community Development Block Grant request for proposals through September 2027 and a procurement schedule for 2026-2027 Affordable Housing Trust Fund awards. Commissioners will also discuss the draft Annual Community Development Block Grant plan for 2026 and receive a presentation on the Affordable Housing Trust Fund RFP process.

• Request for approval of Community Development Block Grant RFP in the amount of $624,832 through September 30, 2027
• Request for approval of Affordable Housing Trust Fund Procurement Schedule for 2026-2027 awards
• Discussion of draft Annual Community Development Block Grant 2026
• Presentation on procurement overview of Affordable Housing Trust Fund RFP process

General

A quorum of the Santa Fe River Commission may be present at the Love Your Watershed Day event. No official action will be taken during this time.

• Love Your Watershed Day on May 2, 2026

Charter Review Commission

The Charter Review Commission will hold an organizational meeting to elect a chair and vice chair, plan public input sessions, form subcommittees, and review the current city charter and previous recommendations. No binding ordinances or financial decisions are on the agenda.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Public Input Session Planning
• Formation of Possible Subcommittees
• Review of Current Charter for Reference
• Review of Previous Charter Review Commission Recommendations

ENN

This Early Neighborhood Notification meeting presents the proposed reconstruction of Henry Lynch Road between Rufina Street and Agua Fria Street, including a roundabout at Agua Fria Street, ADA-compliant sidewalks, separated bike lanes, and stormwater drainage improvements. The project aims to address safety deficiencies, improve multimodal access, and enhance corridor functionality. No votes are expected; this is a public information session to gather neighborhood input.

• Henry Lynch Road reconstruction from Rufina Street to Agua Fria Street
• Construction of two 10-foot travel lanes, ADA sidewalks, and separated bike lanes
• Roundabout at Agua Fria Street and Henry Lynch Road intersection
• Stormwater drainage improvements to mitigate flooding
• Neighborhood notification and input meeting (no decision taken)

Governing Body

The Governing Body will consider a consent agenda with multiple liquor licenses, contracts, and a joint resolution to terminate Phase Three of the Agua Fria annexation. Discussion items include a land swap MOU and a scrivener's error correction for a rezoning at 2768 Agua Fria. New legislation proposes a banner program and a ground lease for the Midtown Visual Arts Center, and a bill to raise reckless driving penalties.

• Joint resolution to terminate Phase Three of annexation and waive city's right to challenge Agua Fria historic community designation (item 9.o)
• Approval of $4,000,000 five-year contract with Jenoptik for automated speed and noise enforcement (item 9.i)
• Exclusive negotiation agreement with Homewise Inc. to develop Midtown Tract R2-1B as mixed-use (item 9.g)
• Approval of $300,000 grant for artificial turf replacement at Ragle Park (item 9.f)
• Approval of $1,927,125 animal boarding and care contract with Santa Fe Animal Shelter through 2030 (item 9.h)

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will consider three new business items involving construction and demolition in the Downtown & Eastside Historic District. The board will also vote to approve findings from four previous cases and hold a staff communication on the 2026 Heritage Preservation Awards.

• 1379 Cerro Gordo Rd.: propose 1,240 sq. ft. casita and 225 sq. ft. carport (height 11'-4", max 21'-6")
• 1062 Camino San Acacio: demolish 755 sq. ft. accessory structure
• 120 Camino Santiago: construct portal extension, addition, window/door replacements, stucco, re-roof, HVAC, yard walls; exceptions requested for window replacement, stucco type/color/finish
• Approval of findings for four prior cases: 815 E. Alameda St. Unit 8, 911 Old Santa Fe Trail, 492 Arroyo Tenorio, 539 Garcia St.
• Staff communication on 2026 Santa Fe Heritage Preservation Awards

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

This is a field trip of the Historic Districts Review Board, not a decision-making meeting. A quorum may exist but no official action will be taken. The board will visit three properties: 1379 Cerro Gordo, 1062 Camino San Acacio, and 120 Camino Santiago.

• Visit to 1379 Cerro Gordo
• Visit to 1062 Camino San Acacio
• Visit to 120 Camino Santiago

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

The Occupancy Tax Advisory Board is meeting to hear presentations and reports, including funding reports from the Santa Fe Desert Chorale and Santa Fe Pro Musica, a lodgers report from a hotel manager, and staff updates on sales, marketing, and the lodgers tax. No action items are listed on this agenda.

• Santa Fe Desert Chorale OTAB Funding Report (Emma Marzen, Executive Director)
• Santa Fe Pro Musica OTAB Funding Report (Sarah Schwneke, Development Manager)
• Lodgers Report from Sam Gerberding, General Manager of the Inn of the Governors
• Lodgers Tax Report from TSF Executive Director Randy Randall
• TSF Sales Report, Marketing Report, and Executive Director Report

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider a consent agenda including several contracts and resolutions. Notable items include a $4,000,000 automated speed enforcement agreement, a $4,490,000 sale of seven city-owned parcels to Santa Fe Housing Trust, and a $1,927,125 animal shelter contract. The committee also reviews a joint resolution to terminate Phase Three of the Agua Fria annexation. All action items are recommendations to the Governing Body.

• $4,000,000 five-year contract with Jenoptik for automated speed and noise enforcement
• $4,490,000 sale of seven parcels in Las Estrellas to Santa Fe Housing Trust
• $1,927,125 contract with Santa Fe Animal Shelter for animal boarding through 2030
• $300,000 grant agreement to replace natural turf with artificial turf at Ragle Park
• Joint resolution to terminate Phase Three of annexation and recognize Agua Fria as a Traditional Historic Community

General

The Children and Youth Commission will hold an executive session to discuss and decide on applications for funding in the FY27-FY30 funding cycle. No other substantive business is scheduled; the remainder of the meeting is procedural.

• Executive session to discuss and decide CYC Applications to Fund for the FY27-FY30 Funding Cycle

Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board

Archaeological Review Committee

The Archaeological Review Committee will decide on approvals for archaeological reconnaissance reports and monitoring plans for several proposed developments in Santa Fe. Items include projects at 1709 Cerrillos Road, 455 St. Michael's Drive, 4680 San Ignacio Road, 3471 Cerrillos Road, and the Los Prados Subdivision. The committee will also receive an update on the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum archaeological investigation.

• Postponed item: archaeological reconnaissance report for 6.89 acres at 1709 Cerrillos Road
• New item: archaeological monitoring plan for fiber optic line at 455 St. Michael's Drive
• New item: archaeological reconnaissance report for 6.82 acres at 4680 San Ignacio Road
• New item: archaeological reconnaissance report for 6.5 acres at 3471 Cerrillos Road
• New item: final treatment report for Los Prados Subdivision near 4911 S. Meadows Road

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee will consider consent agenda items including approval of an exclusive negotiation agreement with Homewise Inc. for Midtown tracts, a $4M automated speed enforcement contract, a $1.93M animal shelter services agreement, and a $238K DUI court program. They will also discuss a resolution to terminate Phase 3 of the Agua Fria annexation and a bill to sell seven city-owned parcels to Santa Fe Housing Trust for $4,490,000.

• Request to approve sale of seven Las Estrellas parcels to Santa Fe Housing Trust for $4,490,000 (Ordinance 2026-10)
• Request for $4,000,000 automated speed and noise enforcement contract with Jenoptik Smart Mobility Solutions for five years
• Request for $1,927,125 professional services agreement with Santa Fe Animal Shelter for animal boarding through June 2030
• Request for $238,000 agreement with Mesa Vista Wellness dba Earth Spirit Awakening LLC for DUI/Drug Court programs through June 2030
• Joint resolution to terminate Phase 3 of annexation and waive city's challenge to Agua Fria's historic community designation

Santa Fe Public Library Board

The Santa Fe Public Library Board will discuss and receive updates on several operational matters, including the Library Collection Development Policy, the Library Strategic Plan, and security improvements. New board members will be introduced, and reports from the director, president, and Friends of the Library will be presented.

• Review and comment on the Library Collection Development Policy
• Update on camera installations at Southside Branch and Main libraries
• Update on door replacement at La Farge Branch Library
• Update and next steps on the Library Strategic Plan
• Update on Friends of the Library General Operating Agreement

Veterans Advisory Board

The board will discuss the renewal of a Memorandum of Understanding with Santa Fe Community College that expires in June 2026, and hear updates from the Parade/Veterans Day subcommittee. Members will also consider approving minutes from 14 prior meetings and review a 1st Quarter Report for the Strategic Plan.

• Presentation and discussion of MOU with Santa Fe Community College Foundation, expires June 2026
• VOTE: Approve minutes from 14 meetings spanning January 2025 to March 2026
• Discussion: Recap of April 8th meeting with Mayor Garcia
• Update from Parade/Veterans Day subcommittee
• Submittal of 1st Quarter Report for Strategic Plan and follow-up with Mayor

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will hear presentations on the Police Department's Drone as First Responder strategic plan and the Fire Department's use of artificial intelligence. They will discuss the possibility of eliminating standing committees and review March 2026 crime statistics and My90 community survey results.

• Presentation: Santa Fe Police Drone as First Responder Strategic Plan (Deputy Chief Ben Valdez)
• Presentation: AI utilization within Fire Department (Interim Chief Scott Ouderkirk)
• Discussion: Governing body's interest in eliminating standing committees
• March 2026 crime stats and mapping from Police
• March 2026 My90 survey results

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will vote on a Small Grant RFQ and receive presentations on transit services, domestic violence and intimate partner violence updates, Esperanza Shelter follow-up, and grantee funding expenditures. The committee will also address a member vacancy. No other action items are listed.

• Transit presentation by Santa Fe Trails Director of Operations Andrew J. Baca
• Domestic violence and intimate partner violence updates from Leila Kelly and Sandra Emory
• Esperanza Shelter updates from follow-up meeting
• Grantee funding expenditure updates by Christa Hernandez
• Action item: Human Services Committee Small Grant RFQ

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee will consider a joint resolution directing staff to amend annexation agreements to terminate Phase Three of annexation for the Agua Fria area. It will also take public comment on a bill to sell seven city-owned parcels in Las Estrellas to Santa Fe Housing Trust for $4,490,000. Other action items include a contract renewal with Vector Airport Systems for $1,341,000 and a $300,000 grant for artificial turf at Ragle Park.

• Joint resolution to terminate Phase Three of the Settlement and Annexation Phasing Agreements for Agua Fria and convene the Extraterritorial Land Use Authority
• Bill to sell seven city-owned parcels in Las Estrellas to Santa Fe Housing Trust for $4,490,000
• Contract renewal with Vector Airport Systems for collection of aircraft landing and parking fees, total $1,341,000 through June 30, 2027
• Capital Outlay grant agreement for replacement of natural turf with artificial turf at Ragle Park, total $300,000 with reversion date June 30, 2029
• Presentations on Water 2025 Annual Plan and Complete Streets Division update

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

The Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee will consider releasing a formal TIP amendment for public comment and review a transportation project fund. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and project updates from members.

• Formal TIP Amendment Release for Public Comment
• Transportation Project Fund SFMPO – Review and Recommend
• Approval of February 23, 2026 TCC Minutes
• Project Updates from TCC Members

General

This is a tour of the Buckman Direct Diversion facility, not a decision-making meeting. A quorum of the Public Works and Utilities Committee may be present, but no official action will be taken.

• Tour of Buckman Direct Diversion facility on April 20, 2026 at 12:30 PM, meeting at City Hall

General

This is a notice that a quorum of the Santa Fe River Commission may be present at the Great American Clean-Up event on April 18, 2026, at 1134 Camino Escondido. No business will be discussed and no action will be taken at this time; the notice is purely procedural.

• Great American Clean-Up event on April 18, 2026, at 1134 Camino Escondido

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a general plan amendment to change the Future Land Use Map from Very Low to Low Density and a rezoning from R-3 to R-6 for three parcels totaling ±0.70 acres at 2780 South Meadows Rd, with a recommendation to the Governing Body. They will also consider a consent item for a time extension on a development plan for a 9-unit multi-family project at 507 & 511 Paseo de Peralta, and hear staff presentations on water development and Santa Fe County's growth management plan revisions.

• General Plan Amendment (Case #2025-10766): request to change land use designation from Very Low to Low Density for ±0.70 acres at 2780 South Meadows Rd.
• Rezoning (Case #2025-10767): request to rezone three parcels at 2780 South Meadows Rd from R-3 to R-6 (six dwelling units per acre).
• Development Plan Time Extension (Case #2026-012157): request for 9-unit multi-family development at 507 and 511 Paseo de Peralta (0.56 acres, historic district).
• Approval of Findings (Case #2025-11270): 875 Camino Don Emilio Family Transfer Subdivision.
• Staff presentations on water development and Santa Fe County Sustainable Growth Management Plan revisions.

ENN

The ENN will hold a virtual meeting on April 16, 2026 at 5:30 PM. The design team will share conceptual designs for renovating the northern section of Ashbaugh Park, focusing on new drainage and stormwater capture infrastructure and additional amenities. The project site is 1703 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM. The meeting lists a physical location at 145 Washington Ave (Main Public Library).

• Ashbaugh Park Stormwater Infiltration Project – conceptual design presentation
• Project address: 1703 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe, NM
• Staff contact: Zoe Isaacson, River and Watershed Manager
• Meeting location: 145 Washington Ave, Santa Fe, NM (Main Public Library)
• Discussion of additional amenities for the park

Transit Advisory Board

The Transit Advisory Board will vote on appointing a new 'At Large' member and consider creating a standing subcommittee. The meeting also includes an update on GTFS, PassioGo, and the website. Agenda approval and minutes from March 19, 2026, are on the consent calendar.

• Vote for new 'At Large' Transit Advisory Board member
• Discussion and possible action on creation of a standing subcommittee
• Update on GTFS (General Transit Feed Specification), PassioGo, and website

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

The board is deciding on several consent calendar items, including a $1.1 million amendment to a recycling services contract and a construction agreement for basalt rock crushing at the Caja del Rio Landfill. A mineral materials contract with the Bureau of Land Management for sale of crushed basalt is also up for approval.

• Approval of Amendment No. 7 to the Services Agreement with Town Recycling, LLC for processing recyclables, extending term to May 2027 and increasing compensation by $1,100,000 to a total not to exceed $5,975,000.
• Approval of Amendment No. 1 to the Construction Agreement with Del Hur Industries, Inc. for basalt rock crushing and sales at Caja del Rio Landfill, adding excavation and blasting scope and amending royalty compensation.
• Approval of a Mineral Materials Contract with the Bureau of Land Management for sale of crushed basalt aggregate at Caja del Rio Landfill, with $20,000 budget increase.

Liquor Hearing

The Liquor Hearing will review several alcohol‑related requests, including three Restaurant A (Beer & Wine) licenses with patio service and one transfer of a liquor dispenser. It will also consider a waiver of the 300‑foot location restriction to allow alcohol at the National Dance Institute of New Mexico's annual gala on May 9, 2026. Recommendations will be forwarded to the Governing Body on April 29, 2026.

• Restaurant A (Beer & Wine) license with patio for Wagon Hospitality, LLC at Hyatt Place Santa Fe, 4320 Cerrillos Rd.
• Transfer of Dispenser Liquor No. DIS-001158 for Palace Hospitality Group, LLC at 142 W. Palace Ave.
• Restaurant A (Beer & Wine) license with patio for Sweetwater Harvest Kitchen, LLC at 1512 Pacheco St. BLDG B.
• Waiver of the 300‑foot restriction for National Dance Institute of New Mexico at 1140 Alto St. to allow alcohol at its May 9, 2026 gala.
• All items will be reviewed at the Liquor Hearing on 04/16/2026 and sent to the Governing Body on 04/29/2026.

General

Sister Cities Committee

The committee will hear updates from staff and members on Santa Fe's sister cities, including Santa Fe de la Vega (Spain), Sorrento (Italy), and several others. No action items or votes are listed on the agenda; the meeting is primarily informational.

• Update from TOURISM Santa Fe on related activities (Randy Randall, TSF Executive Director)
• Updates on Santa Fe de la Vega, Spain & Sorrento, Italy (Barbara Vigil)
• Update on Parrall, Mexico (Ron Press)
• Update on Icheon, South Korea (Jeff Case)
• Update on Tsuyama, Japan (Satori Murata)

Community Development Commission

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will consider nine new business items, including status reviews and primary façade designations for various properties, and several construction proposals. Notable are a 3,470 sq ft addition at 515 Paseo de Peralta requesting exceptions to height limits and historic material removal rules, and a new residence at 425 Camino Don Miguel. One old business item involves a carport at 927 Canyon Road.

• 515 Paseo de Peralta: 3,470 sq ft addition (24 ft height, 1 ft over max) with four requested exceptions
• 927 Canyon Rd: 576 sq ft carport addition (10 ft height, 8.1 ft below max)
• 1379 Cerro Gordo Rd: 1,240 sq ft casita and 225 sq ft carport addition (11.4 ft height, 10.1 ft below max)
• 425 Camino Don Miguel: 2,479 sq ft residence with 316 sq ft pergola on vacant lot (14 ft height, at max)
• 1121 & 1123 Paseo de Peralta: status review and primary façade designation for contributing structures

Water Conservation Committee

The Water Conservation Committee will receive a presentation on the 2026 Water Supply Plan and an update on the Water Conservation Program. The committee will also consider a work plan with subcommittee assignments as an action item.

• Presentation of the 2026 Water Supply Plan by Water Resources Coordinator Steve Shultz
• Water Conservation Program Update from Manager Christine Chavez
• Action item: Water Conservation Committee Work plan with Subcommittee Assignments
• Approval of March 10, 2026 meeting minutes

Children and Youth Commission

The Children and Youth Commission is holding a regular meeting to approve the agenda and then enter an executive session to discuss and decide on funding applications for the FY27-FY30 funding cycle. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Executive session to discuss and decide CYC Applications to Fund for the FY27-FY30 Funding Cycle

Arts Commission

The Santa Fe Arts Commission will vote on approving Traditional Marketing Impact and Collaborative Impact funding awards. Presentations include the Sankofa Black Arts Alliance and the Greer Garson Theater Feasibility Study. Discussion items cover event permitting challenges and workshops at MoCNA. The commission also plans a strategic planning retreat.

• Approval of Traditional Marketing Impact and Collaborative Impact funding awards
• Presentation by Sankofa Black Arts Alliance
• Greer Garson Theater Feasibility Study by Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Deputy Director Carly Venditti
• Discussion on event permitting challenges and understanding
• Discussion regarding Workshops at MoCNA in April

Charter Review Commission

The Santa Fe Charter Review Commission holds its initial meeting, featuring presentations on the Open Meetings Act and home rule authority, plus discussion on appointing a chair and vice chair. Members will plan public input sessions and decide whether future meetings will be virtual, hybrid, or in-person. No binding votes or dollar amounts are listed.

• Presentation: Open Meetings Act as applied to the Commission (City Attorney Marcos Martinez)
• Presentation: What it means to be a Home Rule City (City Attorney)
• Presentation: Charter Review Commission Resolution process and timeline (Legislation Policy Manager Marci Eannarino)
• Discussion and possible action: Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair
• Discussion and possible action: Public Input Session Planning and future meeting format options

Immigration Committee

The Immigration Committee will hold a work session with presentations on immigrant community education and direct services, the Santa Fe Immigrant Toolkit, and an update on U visas from the police department. The committee also plans to discuss a current vacancy. No votes or action items are listed beyond general discussion.

• Community update on immigrant education, direct services, and navigation support by Las Cumbres Community Services
• Presentation on legal services and development of the Santa Fe Immigrant Toolkit by New Mexico Immigrant Law Center
• Update on U visas from Santa Fe Police Department Lieutenant Heinz DeLuca
• Discussion of committee vacancy

Santa Fe River Commission

The commission will discuss and vote on the 2026-2027 Target Flow Hydrograph, a key water management document. Updates will be presented on the Santa Fe Watershed Association's Adopt Programs, Love Your Watershed Day, and the River Talk Series. Staff also will report on an erosion control workshop and invasive weed removal events.

• Approval of the 2026-2027 Target Flow Hydrograph (action item)
• Santa Fe Watershed Association Adopt Programs Update
• Update on Love Your Watershed Day
• Erosion Control Workshop on April 11, 2026 at Santa Fe River Rd and Calle Don Jose
• Invasive Weed Removal Events on April 15 and 18, 2026

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will discuss and possibly take action on several items, including a $25 million general obligation bond for citywide roadway rehabilitation projects and a follow-up on a citywide trail maintenance program. The agenda also includes updates on bike and pedestrian facility maintenance funding, a proposed update to the dog bite ordinance regarding pedestrian safety, and discussions on e-bike speed on trails. Several subcommittee reports and communications from other agencies are also scheduled.

• Update and input on $25M GO Bond for Citywide Roadway Rehabilitation Projects
• Update and input on Citywide Trail Maintenance Program and BPAC resolution follow-up
• Discussion on funding and budget for maintenance of bicycle and pedestrian facilities
• Discussion of potential updates to City Dog Bite Ordinance regarding pedestrian safety and enforcement
• Discussion on E-Bike Speed on Trails

Airport Advisory Board

The Airport Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting at the Santa Fe Regional Airport. The agenda includes airport updates from Interim Airport Director Jimmy Gunn.

• Airport Updates by Jimmy Gunn

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

The Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy will hear an update on the Food Plan from the Food Plan Committee, receive staff communications on a website rebuild, and consider approval of minutes from four prior meetings. The agenda includes routine procedural items such as roll call, approval of the current agenda, and communications from the floor. No presentations are scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from December 11, 2025, January 8, 2026, February 12, 2026, and March 12, 2026
• Update on the Food Plan from the Food Plan Committee
• Website rebuild and transfer update from staff member Helen Henry
• Local, federal, and state updates under Initiatives and Actions
• New member update from the Co-Chairs

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will hold a regular meeting with an executive session to discuss Cultural Investment Funding Program awards for Collaborative Impact and Traditional Marketing. No action is expected during the closed session; the meeting also includes standard procedural items such as call to order, roll call, and approval of agenda.

• Executive session discussion of Cultural Investment Funding Program: Collaborative Impact and Traditional Marketing funding awards

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Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission will approve the agenda, the March 4, 2026 meeting minutes, and the consent agenda. It will hear a presentation on the Greer Garson Theater feasibility study and receive general staff updates. No other decisions are listed.

• Approval of agenda
• Approval of March 4, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of consent agenda
• Presentation: Greer Garson Theater feasibility study
• General staff updates