Farmington, New Mexico

City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold a work session to review a pilot program proposal for a DWI jail-based treatment facility. The session is informational, with no formal action requested.

• Presentation on DWI jail-based treatment facility pilot program
• Information-only pilot program for Municipal Court non-DWI offenders

Citizen Police Advisory Committee

The committee will receive reports from Police Chief Steve Hebbe and Internal Affairs. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss Internal Affairs case reviews.

• Approval of May 19, 2026 minutes
• Police Chief Steve Hebbe's report
• Internal Affairs Monthly Report
• Closed meeting for Internal Affairs Case Review

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review two petitions for zone changes. These items are scheduled for further action by the City Council on July 28, 2026.

• Petition ZC 26-44: Request to change zoning from Industrial (IND) to General Commercial (GC) at 3301 E Main Street for vehicle rentals
• Petition ZC 26-47: Request to change zoning from Local Neighborhood Commercial (LNC) to Mixed Use (MU) at 311 N Auburn Ave

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

The commission will review the June 18, 2026, meeting minutes and receive a presentation from Martha Roberts of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Department updates will be provided by the Parks and Recreation Director and the Cultural Affairs Director.

• Approval of June 18, 2026, meeting minutes
• Daughters of the American Revolution presentation by Martha Roberts
• Parks and Recreation Department update from Natalie Spruell
• Cultural Affairs Department update from Christa Chapman

City Council

The City Council will review a presentation regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget. The agenda also includes several consent items such as grant approvals for domestic violence advocacy and resolutions for the Municipal Drive Reconstruction Project.

• $41,936 STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant for advocacy services
• $41,936 STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant (Subgrant #2027-WEF-432)
• Municipal Drive Reconstruction Project (Navajo Street to Reilly Drive) resolutions
• Zone change petition for 906 Walnut Drive from General Commercial to Mixed Use
• Proposed ordinance amending residential and commercial sanitation service charges

Airport Advisory Commission

The Airport Advisory Commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and schedule the annual airport onsite project review. The agenda also includes a report from the Airport Manager.

• Approval of June 9, 2026, meeting minutes
• Scheduling of Annual Airport Onsite Project Review

Administrative Review Board

La Junta de Revisión Administrativa discutirá y posiblemente decidirá sobre la Petición ARB 26-38, una solicitud de variación al Código de Desarrollo Unificado para permitir un letrero independiente de 50 pies de altura (se permite un máximo de 25 pies) y un aumento en el área del letrero de precios de combustible a 84 pies cuadrados (se permite un máximo de 16 pies cuadrados) en 5610 Bloomfield Hwy. La junta también puede entrar en sesión cerrada según la ley estatal. La reunión incluye la aprobación de actas anteriores y comentarios del público.

• Petición ARB 26-38: variación para un letrero independiente de 50 pies en 5610 Bloomfield Hwy, que excede el máximo de 25 pies, y un aumento en el área del letrero de precios de combustible a 84 pies cuadrados (máximo de 16 pies cuadrados por letrero)

Public Utility Commission

La Comisión de Servicios Públicos considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 10 de junio de 2026, escuchará comentarios del público y recibirá informes sobre operaciones de agua/aguas residuales, proyectos de capital, el estado de los servicios eléctricos y una visión general del director. No se ha programado ninguna acción formal sobre estos informes informativos.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 10 de junio de 2026
• Periodo de comentarios públicos (3 minutos por orador, no se toma ninguna acción formal)
• Informe de Operaciones de Agua/Aguas Residuales O&M — Benedikte Webb
• Actualización de CIP de Agua/Aguas Residuales — Rochelle Brown
• Informe de Servicios Eléctricos — Sheree Wilson e Informe del Director — Hank Adair

Community Relations Commission

La Comisión de Relaciones Comunitarias se reunirá para aprobar las actas del 4 de junio de 2026 y recibir actualizaciones de los subcomités y del personal de la ciudad, incluyendo a la Administración de la Ciudad y al Departamento de Policía. No hay asuntos nuevos programados. La reunión es principalmente de carácter procedimental.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 4 de junio de 2026
• Actualizaciones de subcomités (asuntos en curso)
• Actualizaciones del personal de la ciudad por parte de Tom Swenk (City Administration) y el Jefe Hebbe (Police Department)

Planning & Zoning

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación considerará dos peticiones: un cambio de zona de Comercial General a Uso Mixto en 906 Walnut Dr, y la aprobación de un plan preliminar con un cambio de zona para un desarrollo residencial de viviendas unifamiliares en 8.259 acres al sur de Cliffside Dr. La comisión también puede entrar en sesión cerrada para discutir estos temas. No hay otras acciones sustantivas en la agenda.

• Petición ZC 26-42: cambio de zona de GC a MU en 906 Walnut Dr
• Petición PP 26-43 y ZC 26-45: aprobación de plan preliminar y cambio de zona de Single-Family 7 a Planned Development para 8.259 acres al sur de Cliffside Dr
• Sesión cerrada autorizada bajo NMSA 1978 10-15-1(H)(3) para discutir las peticiones

MPO Policy Committee

El Comité de Políticas del MPO de Farmington revisará y considerará la aprobación de la propuesta del Programa Unificado de Trabajo de Planificación FFY2027-2028, que incluye $294,247 en fondos FHWA PL y $85,395 en fondos FTA 5303 para cada año fiscal. El comité también escuchará una presentación sobre el Plan del Título VI final de la FMPO y considerará su aprobación. Se aprobarán las actas de la reunión del 28 de mayo de 2026, y el NMDOT proporcionará actualizaciones sobre proyectos regionales.

• Revisar y considerar la aprobación del Programa Unificado de Trabajo de Planificación (UPWP) FFY2027-2028
• Audiencia pública y consideración de la aprobación del Plan del Título VI final de la FMPO
• Aprobar las actas de la reunión del Comité de Políticas del 28 de mayo de 2026
• Actualizaciones de NMDOT sobre el reasfaltado de US-550, el proyecto de iluminación de US-64, el retraso de la intersección NN36/NM-371 y la reunión de Mitigación de Caída de Rocas de Hogback
• Periodo de comentarios públicos y aplazamiento

City Council

El Concejo de la Ciudad de Farmington votará sobre artículos de consentimiento que incluyen declarar vehículos como excedentes, establecer tarifas de carga de vehículos eléctricos ($0.99 de cargo + $0.30/kWh) y diferir gastos de servicios públicos como un activo regulatorio. También considerarán las recomendaciones de Planificación y Zonificación para una subdivisión de 6 lotes, tres cambios de zona (oficina médica, multifamiliar, uso mixto) y un permiso de uso especial para un monopolo de AT&T de 100 pies en 805 Municipal Drive. Los temas de discusión incluyen el plan de acción anual de CDBG y un acuerdo de franquicia propuesto con Comcast, con la acción final programada para el 14 de julio.

• Plan preliminar de Big Squares Subdivision: 6 lotes en 11.99 acres en las calles East Main y East Navajo
• Cambio de zona para oficina médica en 407 North Auburn Avenue de MF-L a MU
• Permiso de uso especial para la instalación inalámbrica de AT&T: monopolo de 100 pies en 805 Municipal Drive con condiciones
• Cambio de zona para vivienda multifamiliar en 2301 Huntzinger Avenue de SF-7 a MF-L (máximo 4 unidades)
• Estructura de tarifas de carga rápida de EV: cargo de sesión de $0.99 más $0.30 por kWh

The Farmington City Council unanimously approved three items on the Consent Agenda: a declaration of surplus property, a rate structure for fast‑charge electric‑vehicle stations, and a deferral of major utility expenditures. The Council also approved five Planning and Zoning Commission petitions, adopting recommendations for a new subdivision, a medical office zone change, a wireless facility, a multi‑family housing zone change, and a mixed‑use zone change, while removing one petition from the agenda.

• Approved declaration of surplus property (4‑0 unanimous)
• Approved EV fast‑charge rate structure $0.99 base fee + $0.30/kWh (4‑0 unanimous)
• Approved deferral of major utility expenditures (4‑0 unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition PP 26‑27 for Big Squares Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition ZC 26‑28 for medical office at 407 N Auburn Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition SUP 26‑32 for AT&T wireless facility at 805 Municipal Dr (unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition 2C 26‑37 for multi‑family housing at 2301 Huntzinger Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition ZC 26‑39 for mixed‑use change for PROS Investments (unanimous)

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

Esta es una reunión regular de la Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission con una presentación informativa sobre el Indian Center por Myra Newman. No se enumeran asuntos nuevos ni antiguos. La comisión también escuchará actualizaciones departamentales de los directores de Parks and Recreation y Cultural Affairs.

• Presentación del Indian Center por Myra Newman (informativa)
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión regular del 21 de mayo de 2026
• Actualizaciones de asuntos departamentales de los directores de Parks and Recreation y Cultural Affairs
• No hay asuntos nuevos ni antiguos en la agenda

Library Board

La Junta Asesora de la Biblioteca Pública de Farmington revisará y votará para la aprobación de la Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas de 2026. También escucharán el informe de la Directora de la Biblioteca señalando que Philana Thompson no extendió otro mandato en la junta, y discutirán los próximos eventos de verano.

• Votación sobre la aprobación de la Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas de 2026
• Informe de la Directora de la Biblioteca: Philana Thompson no extendió otro mandato
• Cottonwood Concert: Mike Blakely el 19 de junio de 2026 a las 6pm
• Summer Solstice Celebration el 20 de junio de 2026 a las 12pm
• End of Summer Foam Party el 1 de agosto de 2026 a las 10am

City Council

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión de trabajo para recibir una presentación sobre el análisis de ubicación de estaciones de bomberos, escuchar presentaciones de 18 solicitantes de CDBG y considerar resoluciones que aprueban la undécima revisión al presupuesto del año fiscal 2026 (aumentando los ingresos en $1,871,638 y los gastos en $1,920,211), adoptando el Plan de Mejoras de Capital de Infraestructura para FY2028-2032 y el ICIP del Bonnie Dallas Senior Center.

• Presentación del análisis de ubicación de estaciones de bomberos que recomienda una nueva estación cerca de North Sullivan/Hutton/East Main para mejorar la cobertura del 77% al 90%
• Presentaciones de proyectos de servicios públicos de CDBG de 18 agencias con un total de $195,545.70 disponible ($65,181.90 CDBG + $130,363.80 de operaciones generales)
• Resolución 2026-2044: undécima revisión al presupuesto del año fiscal 2026, ingresos a $354,688,644 y gastos a $418,118,759
• Resolución 2026-2045: adoptar el Plan de Mejoras de Capital de Infraestructura para FY2028-2032
• Resolución 2026-2046: adoptar el Plan de Mejoras de Capital de Infraestructura del Bonnie Dallas Senior Center para FY2028-2032

The City Council heard a fire‑station location analysis and numerous Community Development Block Grant proposals. Mayor Duckett announced that staff will award the CDBG funds at the regular council meeting on June 23, 2026. A motion was made to adopt Resolution No. 2026‑2044 revising the FY2026 budget, and a roll call began with Councilor Linda G. Rodgers voting aye. No final vote tally was recorded in the minutes.

• Scheduled staff to award CDBG funding on June 23, 2026 (announced by Mayor)
• Motion made to adopt Resolution No. 2026‑2044 (FY2026 budget revision)
• Roll call began with an aye from Councilor Linda G. Rodgers

Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission

La Comisión de la Agencia de Redesarrollo Metropolitano recibirá presentaciones informativas sobre The Harvest Kitchen and Food Hub por parte de San Juan College y sobre el proyecto MRA de 218 N. Allen por parte de TCB Construction. La reunión también incluye actualizaciones de subcomités, informes del personal de la ciudad de desarrollo económico, planificación y administración, y asuntos de la Junta Asesora de Mainstreet. No hay votaciones formales programadas aparte de la aprobación de las actas y el aplazamiento.

• Presentación: The Harvest Kitchen and Food Hub por Jacqueline Montoya (San Juan College)
• Presentación: Proyecto MRA de 218 N. Allen por Dom Vallejos (TCB Construction)
• Actualizaciones de subcomités sobre esfuerzos de redesarrollo en curso
• Actualizaciones del personal de la ciudad de Desarrollo Económico, Planificación y Administración
• Actualización de asuntos de la Junta Asesora de Mainstreet por Karen Lupton

Planning & Zoning

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación llevará a cabo audiencias públicas y votará recomendaciones al Concejo Municipal para cinco peticiones: un plan preliminar para una subdivisión de 6 lotes, tres cambios de zona y un permiso de uso especial para un monopolo de AT&T de 100 pies. La comisión también puede entrar en sesión cerrada para discutir ciertas peticiones.

• PP 26-27: Plan preliminar para una subdivisión de 6 lotes de Big Squares en 11.99 acres en un sitio comercial existente (zonificación Comercial General).
• ZC 26-28: Cambio de zona de MF-L (multifamiliar de baja densidad) a MU (uso mixto) en 407 N Auburn Ave (0.54 acres).
• SUP 26-32: Permiso de uso especial para que AT&T coloque un monopolo de 100 pies en propiedad de la ciudad en 805 Municipal Dr.
• ZC 26-37: Cambio de zona de SF-7 (unifamiliar) a MF-L (multifamiliar de baja densidad) en 2301 N Huntzinger Ave.
• ZC 26-39: Cambio de zona de Industrial a Uso Mixto en 2550 La Plata Hwy.

The Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of a zone change from multi-family residential to mixed use at 407 N Auburn Ave for a home dialysis clinic, and also recommended approval of a 6-lot preliminary subdivision plan for Big Squares. Both recommendations passed unanimously with votes of 6-0 and 5-0 respectively.

• Recommended approval of zone change from MF-L to Mixed Use with Residential Preservation Overlay at 407 N Auburn Ave (6-0)
• Recommended approval of preliminary 6-lot subdivision plan for Big Squares (5-0)
• Approved minutes of April 30, 2026 meeting (5-0)

Public Utility Commission

La Comisión de Servicios Públicos considerará recomendar la aprobación de las tarifas de carga para las estaciones de carga rápida de vehículos eléctricos al concejo de la ciudad. La agenda también incluye la aprobación de la Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas para 2026, informes de operaciones y mantenimiento, y una actualización del proyecto de mejora de capital para agua y aguas residuales.

• Acción para recomendar la aprobación por parte del concejo de las tarifas de carga de las estaciones de carga rápida de EV
• Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas 2026 estableciendo el día, la hora y el lugar de las reuniones regulares para la junta
• Informe de Operaciones de Agua/Aguas Residuales y actualización de CIP
• Informe de la Empresa de Electricidad e Informe del Director
• Actas de la reunión regular del 13 de mayo de 2026 para su aprobación

The commission approved the May 13, 2026 meeting minutes, with two members abstaining. A motion to keep regular meetings at 3:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday each month passed 8‑2. The commission also unanimously recommended that the city council adopt the proposed EV fast‑charging rate structure of $0.99 per session plus $0.30 per kWh.

• Approved May 13, 2026 minutes (voice vote, 2 abstentions)
• Confirmed meeting time at 3:00 p.m. on second Wednesdays (8 aye; 2 nay)
• Recommended city council approve EV fast‑charging rates ($0.99 base fee, $0.30/kWh) – unanimous

MPO Technical Committee

El Comité Técnico de la MPO revisará la propuesta del Programa Unificado de Trabajo de Planificación (UPWP) para el FFY2027-2028 y llevará a cabo una audiencia pública antes de considerar una recomendación de aprobación a la Comisión de Políticas. También revisarán y considerarán la aprobación del Plan de Título VI final de la FMPO, y recibirán actualizaciones de proyectos de las entidades miembros y de NMDOT. El UPWP describe las tareas de trabajo y el financiamiento de la MPO para dos años fiscales federales, con fondos FHWA PL de $294,247 y fondos FTA 5303 de $85,395 por año.

• Revisión, audiencia pública y recomendación de aprobación para el Programa Unificado de Trabajo de Planificación (UPWP) FFY2027-2028, incluyendo $294,247 en fondos FHWA PL y $85,395 en fondos FTA 5303 por año fiscal
• Revisión y aprobación del Plan de Título VI final de la FMPO
• Actualizaciones de proyectos de entidades, incluyendo East Pinon Hills Blvd Extension Phase III, Sunset Ave Sidewalk & ADA Improvements, y Kirtland Multi-Use Path Phase III
• Informes de NMDOT de Planning Bureau y District 5
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 13 de mayo de 2026

City Council

El Concejo Municipal considerará una agenda de consentimiento que incluye una licitación de $3.78 millones para la rehabilitación de la pista 7/25 en Four Corners Regional Airport, una licencia de cerveza y vino para el restaurante Boon’s Family Thai BBQ, y la cancelación de cuentas de servicios públicos incobrables. Se han programado una audiencia pública y una votación sobre una proclama que restringe los fuegos artificiales debido a la sequía severa. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen la primera lectura de un acuerdo de franquicia de Comcast y la acción final sobre las enmiendas a la ordenanza de emergencia de agua.

• Aprobación de una licitación de $3,780,970.10 a Four Corners Materials para la rehabilitación de la pista 7/25 en Four Corners Regional Airport (sujeto a la aprobación de la FAA)
• Audiencia pública y proclama imponiendo restricciones de fuegos artificiales del 9 de junio al 8 de julio de 2026 debido a la sequía extrema
• Primera lectura de la ordenanza que otorga un acuerdo de franquicia con Comcast of New Mexico/Pennsylvania, LLC (acción final el 14 de julio)
• Acción final sobre la Ordenanza No. 2026-1385 que enmienda las disposiciones de Emergencia de Agua
• Presentación sobre el estudio de factibilidad del aumento de la represa de Farmington Lake

The council certified that notice of the meeting was posted as required by Resolution No. 2013-1466. The council approved the minutes of the meeting on July 14, 2026. No other actions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Airport Advisory Commission

La Comisión Asesora del Aeropuerto considerará programar su revisión anual de proyectos en el sitio, aprobará la agenda y las actas de la reunión anterior, y escuchará el informe del gerente del aeropuerto. La reunión es principalmente de carácter procesal con un artículo de decisión programado.

• Programar la revisión anual de proyectos del aeropuerto en el sitio
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 12 de mayo de 2026
• Informe del Gerente del Aeropuerto sobre operaciones y actualizaciones

Administrative Review Board

La Junta de Revisión Administrativa considerará dos peticiones de varianza: una para reducir el retiro requerido del jardín delantero de 25 a 11 pies en 706 N. Orchard Ave, y otra para eximir los límites de altura de las cercas para permitir un muro de concreto de 6 pies en 5220 & 5398 Hubbard Rd. La junta también aprobará las actas del 9 de abril y adoptará una resolución de reuniones abiertas.

• Solicitud de varianza ARB 26-23: reducir el retiro del jardín delantero de 25 ft a 11 ft en 706 N. Orchard Ave
• Solicitud de variancia ARB 26-35: eximir los límites de altura de las cercas para permitir un muro de concreto de 6 pies en 5220 & 5398 Hubbard Rd
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 9 de abril de 2026
• Adopción de la Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas

The Administrative Review Board approved a request for an 11-foot front yard setback at 706 N Orchard Ave. The board also approved the Open Meetings Act Resolution and previous meeting minutes.

• Approved June 4, 2026 agenda (4-0)
• Approved April 9, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved Open Meetings Act Resolution (4-0)
• Approved front yard setback variance for 706 N Orchard Ave (4-0)

Community Relations Commission

La Comisión de Relaciones Comunitarias considerará la formación de un subcomité para la iniciativa estratégica de 2026 y aprobará las actas del 7 de mayo de 2026. También recibirán actualizaciones de la Administración de la Ciudad y del Departamento de Policía.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 7 de mayo de 2026
• Formación del Subcomité de Iniciativa Estratégica de 2026
• Actualizaciones del personal de la ciudad de Tom Swenk (Administración de la Ciudad) y del Jefe Hebbe (Departamento de Policía)
• Asuntos de la sesión (comentarios públicos limitados a 3 minutos)

The Community Relations Commission approved the minutes from the May 7, 2026 meeting. It also approved the 2026 Strategic Initiative Subcommittees, adding Joseph Martinez to subcommittee #1 and requiring each subcommittee to meet within two months and appoint a chairperson. Both motions carried.

• Approved May 7, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved 2026 Strategic Initiative Subcommittees, added Joseph Martinez to subcommittee #1 and set meeting/chairperson requirements (motion carried)

MPO Policy Committee

El Comité de Políticas del MPO de Farmington llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará recomendar la aprobación de la Enmienda #11 al Programa de Mejora de Transporte (TIP) FFY2024-2029, que modifica el proyecto de la Fase III de la extensión de Pinon Hills Boulevard con $30 millones en fondos de construcción para 2027. El comité también revisará el borrador del Programa de Trabajo de Planificación Unificado (UPWP) FFY2027-2028 y proporcionará aportes sobre una propuesta de actualización del Plan del Título VI. Se presentarán informes de NMDOT.

• Audiencia pública y consideración de la Enmienda #11 del TIP que modifica la Fase III de la extensión de Pinon Hills Boulevard (Project ID F100021) con $30,000,000 en construcción en 2027
• Revisión del borrador del Programa de Trabajo de Planificación Unificado FFY2027-2028 que cubre actividades de planificación desde octubre de 2026 hasta septiembre de 2027
• Aportes sobre la propuesta de actualización del Plan del Título VI del FMPO
• Informes de la Oficina de Planificación y del Distrito 5 de NMDOT
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 26 de febrero de 2026

Planning & Zoning

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación de Farmington considerará dos temas de acción: la aprobación de un plan preliminar para el Big Squares Subdivision de 6 lotes en 11.99 acres en el distrito Comercial General, y una solicitud de cambio de zona para 407 N Auburn Ave de Multifamiliar de Baja Densidad (MF-L) a Uso Mixto (MU). La reunión también incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y un período de comentarios públicos.

• Petición PP 26-27: Plan preliminar para Big Squares Subdivision, 6 lotes en 11.99 acres, edificios comerciales existentes (Big R, Big 5, Durango Joes), el personal recomienda la aprobación.
• Petición ZC 26-28: Cambio de zona en 407 N Auburn Ave de MF-L (Multifamiliar de Baja Densidad) a MU (Uso Mixto) en un lote de 0.54 acres, se incluye informe del personal.
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de P&Z del 30 de abril de 2026.
• Período de comentarios públicos para temas que no están en la agenda (límite de 3 minutos, sin acción formal).

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Farmington votará sobre el presupuesto provisional preliminar del año fiscal 2027 y discutirá una propuesta de ordenanza que enmienda las disposiciones de emergencia de agua. El concejo también tomará acción final sobre una ordenanza que enmienda el código de la ciudad y considerará la adjudicación de un contrato de servicios de tránsito público a Capacity Builders, Inc. Se han programado reuniones cerradas para propuestas de servicios de tránsito y litigios pendientes.

• Aprobación del presupuesto preliminar (provisional) del año fiscal 2027
• Discusión de la propuesta de ordenanza que enmienda las disposiciones de emergencia de agua (acción final el 9 de junio de 2026)
• Acción final sobre la Ordenanza No. 2026-1384 que enmienda el Código de la Ciudad de Farmington 18-4-9
• Adjudicación del contrato de servicios de tránsito público a Capacity Builders, Inc. (propuestas abiertas el 8 de abril de 2026, tres oferentes)
• Reincorporaciones a la Junta de la Biblioteca y a la Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación

The Farmington City Council unanimously adopted an amended ordinance expanding the city's telephone harassment code to include electronic communications, after striking the phrase 'annoy or offend' and inserting 'direct contact.' The council also unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2027 interim budget and reappointed members to the Library Board and Planning and Zoning Commission. A proposed ordinance amending water emergency provisions was introduced for discussion and will be considered for final action on June 9.

• Approved consent agenda (4-0)
• Confirmed reappointments of Carmen Martinez and Rebecca Miller to Library Board (unanimous)
• Confirmed reappointments of seven members to Planning and Zoning Commission (unanimous)
• Approved Fiscal Year 2027 interim budget (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 2026-1384 as amended, striking 'annoy or offend' and adding 'direct contact' (4-0)
• Closed meeting to discuss RFP for public transit services (4-0)

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

La Comisión de Parques, Recreación y Asuntos Culturales considerará una Resolución de Reunión Abierta para el año fiscal 2027 (FY27) y aprobará las actas de la reunión del 16 de abril de 2026. También recibirá presentaciones informativas sobre el sistema de museos por parte de Nathan Augustine y sobre el North Animas Trail por parte de Andy Decker. No hay otras acciones formales programadas.

• Resolución de Reunión Abierta FY27 (acción)
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 16 de abril de 2026 (acción)
• Presentación del Sistema de Museos – Nathan Augustine (informativa)
• Presentación del North Animas Trail – Andy Decker (informativa)

The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission approved the April 16, 2026 meeting minutes. The meeting focused on updates regarding the museum system, the North Animas River Trail, and department operations, with no new business or decisions on policy items.

• Approved April 16, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Discussed North Animas River Trail project status
• Heard museum system overview and exhibit updates
• Received Parks and Recreation seasonal activity updates
• Received Cultural Affairs budget and initiative updates
• Discussed Civic Center improvements and scheduling
• Discussed website improvements timeline
• Encouraged volunteers for Riverfest event

City Council

El Concejo Municipal considerará la adopción de la Resolución No. 2026-2041, que aprueba una décima revisión al presupuesto del año fiscal 2026 aumentando los ingresos y gastos en $202,975. El concejo también establecerá su horario regular de sesiones de trabajo y llevará a cabo una audiencia sobre el presupuesto preliminar para el año fiscal 2027, dando instrucciones al personal sobre el desarrollo final del presupuesto.

• Consideración de la Resolución No. 2026-2041 que aprueba la décima revisión al presupuesto del año fiscal 2026: los ingresos aumentaron en $202,975 a $352,817,006; los gastos aumentaron en $202,975 a $416,198,548
• Audiencia sobre el Presupuesto Preliminar del año fiscal 2027 – presentación e instrucciones del concejo al personal
• Resolución que establece el día, la hora y el lugar de las reuniones regulares para las Sesiones de Trabajo del Concejo Municipal (tercer martes a las 9:00 a.m., Council Chambers, 800 Municipal Drive)

The council adopted Resolution 2026-2041 revising the FY2026 budget. The council also adopted a resolution establishing the regular day, time and place for work sessions as the third Tuesday each month at 9:00 a.m. in the Executive Conference Room. Both motions passed with three ayes (Rodgers, Logan, Jakino) and no nays; Councilor Bingham‑Kelly was absent. The meeting was then adjourned by voice vote.

• Adopted FY2026 budget revision (Resolution 2026-2041) – ayes: Rodgers, Logan, Jakino; nays: none
• Adopted regular work session schedule – ayes: Rodgers, Logan, Jakino; nays: none
• Adjourned meeting (voice vote) – unanimous

Citizen Police Advisory Committee

El comité elegirá un presidente, aprobará las actas del 17 de marzo de 2026 y escuchará el informe del Jefe de Policía y el informe mensual de Asuntos Internos. Se ha programado una sesión cerrada para discutir casos de asuntos internos. No hay otras decisiones importantes en la agenda.

• Elección de presidente
• Aprobación de las actas del 17 de marzo de 2026
• Informe del Jefe de Policía
• Informe mensual de Asuntos Internos
• Reunión cerrada para la revisión de casos de Asuntos Internos

Public Utility Commission

La Comisión de Servicios Públicos considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior, recibirá comentarios públicos y votará sobre una recomendación al Concejo Municipal con respecto a las cancelaciones de cuentas de servicio al cliente. Los comisionados también recibirán informes financieros y operativos trimestrales de los servicios de electricidad, agua y aguas residuales.

• Acción sobre cancelaciones de cuentas de servicio al cliente — recomendación al Concejo Municipal
• Informe trimestral de estados financieros de servicios públicos
• Informe financiero trimestral de agua/aguas residuales
• Informe del director sobre actividades y proyectos de servicios públicos
• Actualización del programa de mejoras de capital de agua/aguas residuales

The Board approved the write-off of uncollectible utility accounts totaling $697,221.94 and approved the minutes from the April 2026 meetings. The meeting also included updates on financial reports and utility operations.

• Approved April 15, 2026 Regular meeting minutes
• Approved April 15, 2026 Budget meeting minutes
• Approved write-off of $697,221.94 in inactive utility accounts (7-1 vote)

MPO Technical Committee

El comité considerará recomendar la aprobación de la Enmienda #11 al TIP FFY2024-2029, que modifica el proyecto Pinon Hills Boulevard Extension Phase III. También revisarán el borrador del Programa Unificado de Trabajo de Planificación FFY2027-2028, el Red Apple Transit Asset Management Plan y una actualización del Plan Title VI. Se llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre la enmienda.

• Revisar y considerar recomendar la aprobación de la Enmienda #11 del TIP para Pinon Hills Blvd Extension Phase III (costo de construcción $29M, total $31.86M)
• Realizar una audiencia pública sobre la Enmienda #11
• Revisar el borrador del Programa Unificado de Trabajo de Planificación FFY2027-2028 que cubre actividades de planificación para Oct 2026–Sep 2027
• Revisar el Red Apple Transit Asset Management Plan
• Revisar y proporcionar comentarios sobre la propuesta de actualización del Plan Title VI de la FMPO

City Council

El Concejo de la Ciudad de Farmington votó para adoptar la Resolución Núm. 2026-2037, aprobando la novena revisión al presupuesto del año fiscal 2026. El concejo también aprobó varios elementos de la agenda de consentimiento, incluyendo actas, una petición de abandono de derecho de vía, una exención de separación de 300 pies para una licencia de restaurante y órdenes de pago. Se adoptó la recomendación de la Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación para subdividir una parcela de 6.05 acres en Glade Road en seis lotes. Resoluciones adicionales declararon la Semana Nacional de los Hospitales, reconocieron a los receptores del Corazón Púrpura y promulgaron un Aviso de Escasez de Agua de Etapa 1.

• Aprobación de las actas de la sesión de trabajo del 21 de abril de 2026 (Agenda de Consentimiento)
• Aprobación de la Petición ABD 26-26 para abandonar 1,570 sf de derecho de vía de Auburn Ave en 502, 502A, 502B West Animas St.
• Aprobación de la exención del requisito de separación de 300 pies para Boon’s Family Thai BBQ (321 West Main St.)
• Adopción de la recomendación de la Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación para subdividir el Lote 3 en Glade Road en seis lotes de Clase 1 (6.05 acres)
• Adopción de la Resolución Núm. 2026-2037 que aprueba la revisión del presupuesto para el año fiscal 2026

The City Council approved a consent agenda including minutes, warrants, and a subdivision plan, and adopted resolutions for National Hospital Week and Purple Heart recognition. The Council also confirmed reappointments to the Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments and awarded a compensation study contract. A water shortage advisory resolution was tabled indefinitely.

• Approved Consent Agenda (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-2038 (National Hospital Week)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-2039 (Purple Heart Recipients)
• Confirmed reappointments to Northwest New Mexico Council of Governments Board
• Awarded compensation study contract to Evergreen Solutions, LLC (unanimous)
• Tabled Resolution 2026-2040 (Water Shortage Advisory) indefinitely
• Adopted resolution setting regular meeting day/time/place
• Directed staff to publish notice for proposed water emergency ordinance

Airport Advisory Commission

La Comisión Asesora del Aeropuerto votará sobre una Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas de 2026 que establece días, horarios y ubicaciones de reuniones regulares, y discutirá un problema de la línea de límite en Hangar 13 con Don Sitta. La comisión también revisará las actas del 14 de abril y recibirá un informe de operaciones que cubre el tráfico aéreo, ventas de combustible y actualizaciones de proyectos.

• Aprobación de la Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas de 2026 que establece reuniones regulares los segundos martes a las 4:00 PM en la Executive Conference Room
• Discusión de la línea de límite de Hangar 13 con Don Sitta
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 14 de abril de 2026
• Informe de Operaciones que incluye operaciones de tráfico aéreo, flujo de combustible y datos de precios de combustible regional

Electrical Code Advisory Committee

El Comité Asesor del Código Eléctrico aprobará las actas anteriores, elegirá un presidente y adoptará una Resolución de la Ley de Reuniones Abiertas. También revisarán un borrador de carta que requiere que las desconexiones de servicio de emergencia se reconecten dentro de las 48 horas con trámites de permisos posteriores, y discutirán cambios en la solicitud de permiso eléctrico para una reunión futura.

• Aprobación de las actas del 11 de noviembre de 2025
• Elección del presidente del comité
• Revisión de la carta de FEUS: las desconexiones de emergencia deben reconectarse dentro de las 48 horas, con inspección/permisos requeridos después de ese plazo
• Actualización de la solicitud de permiso eléctrico – los miembros revisarán y discutirán en la reunión del 11 de agosto de 2026
• Aprobación de la Resolución de la Ley de Reuniones Abiertas

Community Relations Commission

La Comisión de Relaciones Comunitarias se reunirá para aprobar las actas del 2 de abril, elegir un nuevo presidente y formar un subcomité para la Iniciativa Estratégica de 2026. Se presentarán actualizaciones del personal de la Administración de la Ciudad y del Departamento de Policía. No hay decisiones importantes de presupuesto o política en la agenda.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 2 de abril de 2026
• Aprobación de una Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas
• Elección de un nuevo presidente
• Formación de un Subcomité de Iniciativa Estratégica de 2026
• Actualizaciones del Departamento de Policía

The commission approved the minutes from the April 2, 2026 meeting. It also approved the Open Meetings Resolution. Members re‑elected Dale Leedy as Chair and Joseph Martinez as Vice Chair. Formation of strategic initiative subcommittees was tabled until the next meeting.

• Approved April 2, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved Open Meetings Resolution
• Re‑elected Dale Leedy as Chair
• Re‑elected Joseph Martinez as Vice Chair
• Tabled formation of strategic initiative subcommittees

Planning & Zoning

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación escuchará la Petición PP 26-21 para la aprobación del plan preliminar con el fin de dividir el Lote 3 de la división original de Pruitt Subdivision en seis lotes separados (3A–3F). La agenda también incluye dos presentaciones: una sobre el proceso cuasi-judicial y otra sobre la Ley de Inspección de Registros Públicos y la Ley de Reuniones Abiertas. La comisión también aprobará la agenda y las actas de la reunión anterior, y recibirá comentarios públicos sobre temas que no están en la agenda.

• Petición PP 26-21: Aprobación del Plan Preliminar para subdividir el Lote 3 de Pruitt Subdivision en seis lotes (3A–3F), ubicado en la Jurisdicción de Planificación y Subdivisión de Nivel I de Farmington; presentado por la Planificadora Principal Gonzalez.
• Presentación sobre el Proceso Cuasi-Judicial por parte del Abogado de la Ciudad Breakell.
• Presentación sobre la Ley de Inspección de Registros Públicos y la Ley de Reuniones Abiertas por parte de la Secretaria de la Ciudad Jones.

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a preliminary plan for a 6-lot subdivision in the Pruitt Subdivision and adopted a resolution establishing regular meeting days. The next meeting was cancelled.

• Approved preliminary plan for Pruitt Subdivision Replat A (8-0)
• Adopted resolution setting regular meeting day/time (8-0)
• Cancelled next Planning & Zoning meeting
• Approved agenda (8-0)
• Approved minutes from April 16, 2026 (8-0)

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Farmington considerará artículos de la agenda de consentimiento, incluyendo un cambio de zona a viviendas multifamiliares en 102-106 East Hopi Street y un permiso de uso especial para un helipuerto de hospital en 2670 Pinon Frontage Road. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen una propuesta de enmienda de ordenanza a la Sección 18-4-9 del código de la ciudad y el reconocimiento del Sistema de Utilidad Eléctrica.

• Cambio de zona de SF-7 a MF-M para dos lotes en 102-106 East Hopage Street (Petición ZC 26-15)
• Permiso de uso especial para un helipuerto en 2670 Pinon Frontage Road con condiciones de la FAA (Petición SUP 25-75)
• Propuesta de ordenanza que enmienda la Sección 18-4-9 del Código de la Ciudad de Farmington
• Renombramientos a la Comisión de Relaciones Comunitarias
• Presentación sobre la exhibición The Story of Farmington

The City Council unanimously approved the Consent Agenda, including the minutes from the April 14 meeting. It also approved the Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation to change the zoning of 102‑106 East Hopi Street from SF‑7 to MF‑M. Councilors voted to remove the Special Use Permit petition for a helipad at 2670 Pinon Frontage Road from the consent agenda. The helipad petition will be considered later in a quasi‑judicial hearing.

• Approved Consent Agenda items, including April 14 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved zone change petition ZC 26-15 for 102‑106 East Hopi Street (unanimous)
• Removed helipad Special Use Permit petition SUP 25-75 from Planning and Zoning Consent Agenda (unanimous)
• Scheduled a quasi‑judicial hearing for Petition SUP 25-75 (no decision yet)

City Council

El Concejo Municipal escuchará presentaciones sobre turismo y el San Juan County Navigation Center, recibirá una actualización sobre el programa de arte de escultura y considerará la adopción de la Resolución 2026-2037, que aprueba la novena revisión al presupuesto de FY2026. La revisión aumenta los ingresos en $1,345,526 a $352,614,031 y los gastos en $1,751,070 a $415,995,573, y requiere la aprobación estatal.

• Resolución 2026-2037: Novena revisión del presupuesto de FY2026 (ingresos +$1,345,526, gastos +$1,751,070)
• Presentación de Visit Farmington
• Presentación sobre el San Juan County Navigation Center
• Actualización sobre el programa de arte de escultura

The City Council adopted Resolution No. 2026-2037 to approve the ninth revision to the FY2026 budget. The meeting also included presentations on tourism activities, behavioral health services, and the city's sculpture art program.

• Approved Resolution No. 2026-2037 for the ninth revision to the FY2026 budget (4-0)

Library Board

La Junta Asesora de la Biblioteca Pública de Farmington revisará y votará sobre dos políticas: la Política de Internet de Computadoras y la Política de Préstamo Interbibliotecario. La junta también firmará la carátula del plan estratégico y escuchará el informe de la Directora de la Biblioteca. Se mencionan varios eventos próximos, incluyendo una Reality Fair, conciertos y charlas de autores.

• Revisar y votar para aprobar la Política de Internet de Computadoras
• Revisar y votar para aprobar la Política de Préstamo Interbibliotecario
• Firmar la carátula del plan estratégico
• Informe de la Directora de la Biblioteca
• Próximos eventos: Reality Fair (28 y 30 de abril), concierto (28 de abril), Night at the Library con Laurel Goodluck (30 de abril), el autor Douglas Preston (1 de mayo), Summer Reading Kick-off Carnival (30 de mayo)

The board approved the February 17 minutes, the Strategic Plan coversheet (with date and mission-statement amendments), the Computer Internet Policy, and the Interlibrary Loan Policy, all unanimously. The director reported a $175,000 budget loss for the library roof.

• Approved February 17, 2026 minutes (all approve)
• Approved Strategic Plan coversheet with amendments (all approve)
• Approved Computer Internet Policy (all approve)
• Approved Interlibrary Loan Policy (all approve)

Lodgers' Tax Advisory Board

La junta votará sobre la adopción del presupuesto propuesto para el año fiscal 2027 para el impuesto de alojamiento. La reunión también incluye pase de lista y la aprobación de las actas de abril de 2025.

• Adopción del Presupuesto Propuesto para el año fiscal 2027 (Elemento de acción)

Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission

La Comisión de la Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency aprobará las actas de febrero, adoptará una Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas y elegirá un nuevo presidente. También escucharán presentaciones sobre la iniciativa Four Corners Economic Development y el programa de esculturas Art in the Heart, junto con actualizaciones del personal y de los subcomités.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión ordinaria del 17 de febrero de 2026
• Aprobación de la Resolución de Reuniones Abiertas
• Elecciones de la presidencia
• Presentación de Four Corners Economic Development
• Presentación de Art in the Heart Sculpture por parte de Mainstreet Advisory Board

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission approved the minutes from the February meeting, re-elected Jill Tanis as Chair and Doug Dykeman as Vice Chair, and passed the Open Meetings Resolution. The meeting included informational presentations on economic development and downtown initiatives.

• Approved minutes from February 17, 2026 meeting
• Re-elected Jill Tanis as Chair and Doug Dykeman as Vice Chair
• Approved Open Meetings Resolution
• Tabled request for traffic study at Auburn Ave. & Arrington St.

Planning & Zoning

La Comisión de Planificación y Zonificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre dos temas de acción: un cambio de zona de unifamiliar a multifamiliar de densidad media en 102, 104, 106 E Hopi St., y un permiso de uso especial para un helipuerto en 2670 Pinon Frontage Rd. No se enumeran otros asuntos sustantivos más allá de las aprobaciones de rutina.

• Petición de cambio de zona ZC 26-15: cambio de SF-7 a MF-M en 102, 104, 106 E Hopi St.
• Permiso de uso especial SUP 25-75: solicitud para un helipuerto en 2670 Pinon Frontage Rd.
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 26 de febrero de 2026 (procedimental)
• Periodo de comentarios públicos para temas que no están en la agenda (limitado a 3 minutos)

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a zone change from single-family (SF-7) to multi-family medium density (MF-M) for three lots at 102, 104, and 106 E Hopi Street, with conditions including a variance, lot consolidation, and a fence. A special use permit for a helipad at 2670 Pinon Frontage Road was presented and discussed, but no vote was recorded in the minutes; the record ends before a decision.

• Approved zone change from SF-7 to MF-M at 102-106 E Hopi St (6-0)
• Discussed but no decision on helipad special use permit at 2670 Pinon Frontage Rd (vote not recorded)

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

La Comisión de Parques, Recreación y Asuntos Culturales llevará a cabo una reunión mayoritariamente procesal con una presentación informativa sobre el Refugio de Animales Regional por Brittany Gault. No se enumeran asuntos nuevos ni antiguos. Las actualizaciones departamentales de los directores de Parques y Recreación y de Asuntos Culturales también son informativas.

• Presentación informativa sobre el Refugio de Animales Regional por Brittany Gault
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión ordinaria del 19 de marzo de 2026
• Actualizaciones de asuntos departamentales de los directores de Parques y Recreación y de Asuntos Culturales

The commission voted to approve the minutes from the March 19, 2026 meeting. The motion passed with all members in favor. The meeting was then adjourned at 7:06 p.m. No other business was acted upon.

• Approved March 19, 2026 minutes – all in favor
• Adjourned meeting at 7:06 p.m. – all in favor

Public Utility Commission

La Comisión revisó las actualizaciones operativas financieras, eléctricas, de agua y de aguas residuales. Las discusiones incluyeron renovaciones de subestaciones en curso, cronogramas de proyectos solares y diversos proyectos de mantenimiento de infraestructura de agua.

• Ingresos de la empresa de servicios eléctricos en lo que va del año: $74.9 million
• Gastos de la empresa de servicios eléctricos en lo que va del año: $84.2 million
• La puesta en marcha del proyecto Riverview Solar/Battery está programada para la primavera de 2027
• Costo estimado del proyecto Farmers Ditch Canal Lining: $2 million
• Estado de finalización de Water Treatment Plant #1: aproximadamente 82%

The commission approved the minutes of the March 11, 2026 regular meeting by a voice vote of 10-0, with Commissioner Sanchez abstaining. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting consisted of informational reports on electric and water/wastewater operations, finances, and capital projects. No public comment was received.

• Approved minutes of March 11, 2026 regular meeting (10-0, 1 abstention).

Public Utility Commission

La Comisión de Servicios Públicos (Public Utility Commission) llevará a cabo una reunión de presupuesto conjunta con el Concejo Municipal para considerar y realizar recomendaciones sobre los presupuestos del año fiscal 2027 para los servicios de Electricidad, Agua y Aguas Residuales. Los directores de departamento realizarán presentaciones, seguidas de una votación de recomendación. La reunión también incluye un período de comentarios públicos y un Informe Anual de Operaciones de Agua/Aguas Residuales de Jacobs.

• Presentación del Presupuesto de Electricidad – Hank Adair con acción solicitada: recomendación de la PUC al Concejo Municipal para el Presupuesto del Departamento de Electricidad del año fiscal 2027
• Informe Anual de Operaciones de Agua/Aguas Residuales – Philip Johnson, Jacobs (informativo)
• Presentación del Presupuesto del Servicio de Agua – Benedikte Webb y Rochelle Brown con acción solicitada: recomendación de la PUC al Concejo Municipal para el Presupuesto del Servicio de Agua del año fiscal 2027
• Presentación del Presupuesto del Servicio de Aguas Residuales – Benedikte Webb y Rochelle Brown con acción solicitada: recomendación de la PUC al Concejo Municipal para el Presupuesto del Servicio de Aguas Residuales del año fiscal 2027

The Board of Public Utility Commissioners unanimously approved the proposed FY2027 budgets for the Electric, Water, and Wastewater utilities. The Electric budget passed 9-0, the Water budget passed 8-0 with Vice-Chair Schmidt abstaining, and the Wastewater budget passed 9-0.

• Approved FY2027 Electric Utility budget (9-0)
• Approved FY2027 Water Utility budget (8-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved FY2027 Wastewater Utility budget (9-0)

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Farmington considerará dos resoluciones: una que ordena la remoción de un edificio peligroso en 822 Hallet Avenue, y otra que establece el cronograma de avisos de reuniones públicas anuales. El concejo también entrará en una reunión cerrada para discutir la adquisición de propiedades a lo largo de Road 6480 y para desarrollo industrial. Los artículos de la agenda de consentimiento incluyen la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y los warrants hasta el 11 de abril.

• Resolución No. 2026-2035 que ordena la remoción de un edificio peligroso en 822 Hallet Avenue
• Resolución No. 2026-2036 que adopta el aviso anual de reuniones públicas
• Reunión cerrada para discutir la adquisición de propiedades para Road 6480 y desarrollo industrial
• Agenda de consentimiento: aprobación de las actas del 24 de marzo de 2026 y warrants
• Periodo de comentarios públicos para artículos que no están en la agenda

The council unanimously passed Resolution 2026-2035 directing the removal of a dangerous, dilapidated building at 822 Hallet Avenue and authorizing a lien for cleanup costs. It also approved Resolution 2026-2036 for annual determination of public meeting notice requirements and unanimously adopted the consent agenda including $22.99 million in warrants payable. The council held a brief closed session to discuss real property acquisition for Road 6480 and industrial development.

• Approved Resolution 2026-2035 directing removal of dilapidated building at 822 Hallet Avenue and placing a lien for cleanup costs (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-2036 annual determination of reasonable notice for public meetings (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda: minutes of March 24, 2026 and warrants payable of $22,991,413.53 (4-0)
• Closed meeting to discuss acquisition of real properties for Road 6480 and industrial development (4-0)

Airport Advisory Commission

Esta es una reunión regular de la Comisión Asesora del Aeropuerto de Farmington. La agenda incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión anterior y un informe de operaciones. No se enumeran decisiones importantes ni audiencias públicas; la sesión es principalmente de carácter procesal.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de la Comisión Asesora del Aeropuerto del 10 de marzo de 2026
• Informe de operaciones que cubre estadísticas del aeropuerto, datos financieros e ingresos brutos de alquiler de autos

The Commission approved the April 14, 2026 agenda and the March 10, 2026 meeting minutes. Airport Manager Jeremy Patton provided an operations report including grant availability and upcoming project plans. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved April 14, 2026 agenda (4-0)
• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)

Administrative Review Board

La Junta de Revisión Administrativa de Farmington llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para decidir sobre dos solicitudes de varianza del Código de Desarrollo Unificado. Una petición busca reducir los retranqueos delanteros y traseros en 4100 Skyline Dr; la otra busca reducir los retranqueos traseros y laterales en 102, 104, 106 E Hopi St. La junta también aprobará las actas de su reunión del 5 de marzo de 2026.

• Petición ARB 26-11: varianza para reducir el retranqueo del patio delantero de 30 ft a 15 ft y el retranqueo del patio trasero de 15 ft a 8 ft en 4100 Skyline Dr
• Petición ARB 26-14: varianza para reducir el retranqueo del patio trasero de 25 ft a 5 ft y el retranqueo lateral interior de 8 ft a 4 ft en 102, 104, 106 E Hopi St
• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 5 de marzo de 2026

MPO Technical Committee

El Comité Técnico de la MPO discutirá el estado de la reautorización de la legislación de transporte federal, incluyendo la Ley BASICS (H.R. 7437). También aprobarán las actas de la reunión del 11 de febrero de 2026, recibirán actualizaciones de proyectos de entidades miembros y escucharán informes de NMDOT. No hay votaciones programadas sobre temas sustantivos.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 11 de febrero de 2026
• Discusión de la reautorización del transporte federal y la Ley BASICS (H.R. 7437)
• Actualizaciones de proyectos de entidades de ciudades y condados miembros
• Informes de la Oficina de Planificación de NMDOT y el Distrito 5
• Elemento de información sobre el nuevo S/TIP Viewer

Community Relations Commission

The Farmington Community Relations Commission will consider and vote on the 2025 Strategic Focus Outcomes and adopt a new Strategic Focus for 2026. The meeting will also approve the February 12, 2026 minutes, receive subcommittee and city staff updates, and allow public comments from the floor.

• Approve February 12, 2026 meeting minutes
• Subcommittee updates (information only)
• City staff updates from administration and police department
• Review and approve 2025 Strategic Focus Outcomes
• Adopt 2026 Strategic Focus

The Community Relations Commission approved the minutes from the February 12, 2026 meeting. It also approved the 2025 Strategic Focus Outcomes. The 2026 Strategic Focus was approved with a change to include action dates instead of an “ongoing” status. All motions carried.

• Approved February 12, 2026 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Approved 2025 Strategic Focus Outcomes (motion carried)
• Approved 2026 Strategic Focus with action‑date amendment (motion carried)

City Council

The City Council will discuss the eighth revision to the FY2026 budget and a speed management campaign. The body is also deciding on several procurement contracts for the Electric utility and a road resurfacing project.

• Bid for pole mount and single-phase padmount transformers awarded to Western United Electric Supply for $644,857
• Bid for electrical connectors awarded to Border States Electric Supply for $149,277.27
• Resolution No. 2026-2033 for the Wildflower Parkway Resurfacing Project (Browning Parkway to Yarrow Trail)
• Resolution No. 2026-2034 approving the eighth revision to the FY2026 budget
• Closed meeting to discuss disposition of real property on Allen Avenue

The council unanimously approved the consent agenda items, including two procurement contracts, reappointments, and resolutions for Fair Housing Month and the Wildflower Parkway resurfacing project. Councilors also approved a new speed‑management campaign with a $23,500 budget. Finally, Resolution No. 2026-2034 revising the FY2026 budget was adopted unanimously.

• Approved minutes of the March 10, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Awarded pole‑mount transformer contract to Western United Electric Supply for $644,857 (unanimous)
• Awarded electrical connectors contract to Border States Electric Supply for $149,277.27 (unanimous)
• Confirmed reappointment of Tyson Gobble and Tyson Quail as Liquor Hearing Officers (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution designating April 2026 as Fair Housing Month (unanimous)
• Approved Wildflower Parkway Resurfacing Project and requested NM DOT FY2027 Transportation Project Funds (unanimous)
• Approved speed‑management campaign “Not So Fast, Farmington” with $23,500 request (unanimous voice vote)
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026-2034 revising the FY2026 budget (unanimous)

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission will hear an informational presentation on park operations from Tom Williams. There is no new business, old business, or formal action on the agenda. The meeting consists mainly of procedural items and public comments limited to three minutes each.

• Park Operations Presentation – Tom Williams (informational)
• No new business items listed
• No old business items listed
• Commissioners’ Business – informational
• Floor comments allowed, no formal action taken

The commission unanimously approved the February 19, 2026 meeting minutes. No new or old business was taken up. The meeting was then unanimously adjourned. The next commission meeting is scheduled for April 16, 2026.

• Approved February 19, 2026 minutes (all in favor)
• Adjourned meeting (all in favor)

Citizen Police Advisory Committee

The committee will review the Police Chief's report and the Internal Affairs monthly report. A closed meeting is scheduled to discuss an Internal Affairs case review.

• Police Chief’s Report from Chief Steve Hebbe
• Internal Affairs Monthly Report
• Internal Affairs Case Review (Closed Meeting)

The committee approved the minutes from the January 20, 2026 meeting by unanimous vote. It then moved into a closed session for an internal‑affairs case review, also unanimously. After the closed session, the meeting was reopened for further business by unanimous consent and adjourned at 5:53 p.m.

• Approved Jan 20, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Entered closed session for internal‑affairs case review (unanimous)
• Reopened meeting for further business (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 5:53 p.m.

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 6‑0 to approve Petition ZC 26‑03, changing the zoning of 4306 Hannon Dr from Industrial to Single‑Family 7. The meeting also included a presentation on Unified Development Code Building Design Standards updates for several districts and a discussion of a proposed Airbnb at 3335 Santa Fe Ct. Floor comments were accepted but no formal action was taken, and the commission adjourned at 3:43 p.m.

• Approval of Petition ZC 26‑03 to rezone 4306 Hannon Dr from Industrial to Single‑Family 7
• Presentation of UDC Building Design Standards updates for Local Neighborhood Commercial, Mixed‑Use, and Office/Professional districts
• Discussion of neighbor opposition to an Airbnb at 3335 Santa Fe Ct
• Business from the Floor – limited comments, no formal action
• Adjournment of the meeting

Public Utility Commission

The Public Utility Commission will meet to receive operational and capital improvement reports for the city's electric, water, and wastewater utilities. The agenda consists of departmental updates and the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Electric Utility Report
• Director’s Report
• O&M Water/Wastewater Operations Report
• CIP Water/Wastewater Report
• Approval of February 11, 2026 meeting minutes

The Farmington Public Utility Commission approved the minutes of the February 11, 2026 regular meeting by voice vote. No other motions were taken; the commission heard utility and water/wastewater reports and then adjourned.

• Approved minutes of February 11, 2026 regular meeting (voice vote)

City Council

The council approved items on the consent agenda, including minutes, two contract bids, and warrants. It adopted a zoning change moving 1.18 acres at 4306 Hannon Drive from industrial to single‑family residential. Council members approved the labyrinth design for the Gateway Park plaza project, a $215,183.49 option. The body also adopted Resolution No. 2026‑2029 revising the FY2026 budget.

• Approval of bid for cleaning, testing and replacement services for rubber goods ($90,044) to Zia Utility Services, LLC
• Approval of bid for compost pad expansion services ($426,694.25) to Four Corners Materials (Oldcastle SW Group, Inc.)
• Adoption of Petition No. ZC 26-03 to rezone 1.18 acres at 4306 Hannon Drive from IND to SF-7
• Approval of labyrinth design for Gateway Park plaza project ($215,183.49)
• Adoption of Resolution No. 2026-2029 revising the FY2026 budget

The council unanimously approved the Consent Agenda, which included minutes, two bid awards, and warrants payable. It also adopted the Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation to change 1.18 acres at 4306 Hannon Drive from Industrial to Single-Family Residential. A $10,000 grant to the Cliffhangers Four Wheel Drive Club and the award of the Ricketts Park sign advertising contract to Connie Mack World Series Association were each approved unanimously.

• Approved Consent Agenda items (minutes, bids, warrants) – unanimous
• Approved bid for rubber goods cleaning contract to Zia Utility Services, $90,044 – unanimous
• Approved bid for compost pad expansion services to Four Corners Materials, $426,694.25 – unanimous
• Approved zoning change Petition ZC 26-03 for 1.18 acres at 4306 Hannon Drive – unanimous
• Approved $10,000 CTED Fund grant to Cliffhangers Four Wheel Drive Club – unanimous
• Awarded Ricketts Park sign advertising contract to Connie Mack World Series Association – unanimous

Airport Advisory Commission

The commission will approve the agenda and minutes, receive an operations report, and introduce the new Airport Manager, Jeremy Patton. Members will discuss business items including Atlantic Aviation parking fees and lease updates. The meeting is informational with no formal decisions on contracts or policies.

• Introduction of Jeremy Patton as the new Airport Manager
• Discussion of Atlantic Aviation parking fees: $2 per hour for the first 11 hours, then $1 per hour
• Update that SJRMC will sign the lease for Hangar 9 shortly
• Report of a passenger suspected of carrying an illegal drug being apprehended
• Notice that Russell Frost left city employment on Jan 23, affecting hangar lease review

The Airport Advisory Commission approved the March 10 agenda with a 5‑0 vote. It also approved the February 10 meeting minutes by a 5‑0 vote. No other actions or votes were taken during the meeting.

• Approved March 10 agenda (5‑0)
• Approved February 10 minutes (5‑0)

Administrative Review Board

The Administrative Review Board will discuss Petition ARB 26-02, requesting a variance to reduce the interior side yard setbacks from five feet to four feet on both the north and south sides of the property at 6103 McKinsey Ave in a Single‑Family Mobile Home zone. The board will also approve the agenda, approve minutes from the December 4, 2025 meeting, and hear a presentation on public‑records inspection and the Open Meeting Act. Floor comments are allowed but no formal action will be taken on them.

• Petition ARB 26-02: variance to allow two 4‑ft interior side yard setbacks at 6103 McKinsey Ave (SF‑MH zoning)
• Approval of the agenda
• Approval of meeting minutes from December 4, 2025
• Presentation on Inspection of Public Records and Open Meeting Act by City Clerk Jones
• Floor comments (no formal action)

The Administrative Review Board approved Petition ARB 26-02, granting a variance to allow two four‑foot interior side yard setbacks at 6103 McKinsey Ave. The motion passed unanimously (3‑0). The board also approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the December 4, 2025 meeting.

• Approved agenda (3-0)
• Approved December 4, 2025 minutes (3-0)
• Approved Petition ARB 26-02 variance for 6103 McKinsey Ave (3-0)
• Adjourned meeting (3-0)

MPO Policy Committee

The Farmington MPO Policy Committee will hold a public hearing and consider recommending approval of Amendment #10 to the FY2024‑2029 Transportation Improvement Program, which adds the Kirtland Multi‑Use Path Phase III project. The committee will also approve minutes from the January 22, 2026 meeting and adopt the 2026 safety performance targets. Updates from NMDOT on a $1.5 billion bonding bill and a $70 million revenue estimate will be discussed, and staff will announce a state call for Transportation Project Fund applications due in May.

• Review and recommend approval of TIP Amendment #10 adding Kirtland Multi‑Use Path Phase III (funded $157,209 TAPF, $26,791 LGF, plus additional FY2027 funds)
• Approve minutes from the January 22, 2026 Policy Committee meeting
• Adopt 2026 safety performance targets (PC Resolution 2026‑1)
• NMDOT update: $1.5 billion bonding bill and estimated $70 million additional revenue from fees
• Information item: State call for Transportation Project Fund applications, due end of May

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review a request to change the zoning of a property from Industrial to Single Family – 7. The commission will also hold a discussion regarding UDC Building Design Standards.

• Petition ZC 26-03: Request to rezone 4306 Hannon Dr from Industrial to Single Family – 7 to allow for a residence and accessory dwelling unit
• Discussion on UDC Building Design Standards

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved its agenda and the February 12 minutes, each by a 6‑0 vote. It then approved Petition ZC 26‑03, changing the zoning of 4306 Hannon Drive from Industrial to Single‑Family 7, also by a 6‑0 vote. The commission directed staff to study updates to building design standards and to review Airbnb regulations, and it adjourned the meeting unanimously.

• Approved agenda (6-0)
• Approved February 12 minutes (6-0)
• Approved Petition ZC 26‑03 – zone change to Single‑Family 7 for 4306 Hannon Dr. (6-0)
• Directed staff to examine Building Design Standards updates for General Commercial district
• Directed staff to research Airbnb regulations in other cities
• Motion to adjourn carried unanimously (6-0)

City Council

The Farmington City Council voted on several consent‑agenda items, including major construction and utility contracts, a liquor license transfer, and an ordinance amendment. It approved the award of the $4,652,00 Boundless Journey Adventure Park Phase 2 bid to B & M Cillessen Construction Co. It also approved waterline replacement contracts on Summit Drive ($476,467.07) and North Dustin Avenue ($414,460.47). Additional actions included adopting Ordinance No. 2026-1383 and funding requests for local recreation groups.

• Approval of $4,652,00 bid for Phase 2 of Boundless Journey Adventure Park (B & M Cillessen Construction Co., Inc.)
• Approval of $476,467.07 waterline replacement contract on Summit Drive (TRC Construction Inc.)
• Approval of $414,460.47 waterline replacement contract on North Dustin Avenue (TRC Construction Inc.)
• Adoption of Ordinance No. 2026-1383 amending the Electrical Code Advisory Commission
• Funding approval for Farmington Area Single Track: $10,000 from the CTED Fund

The council approved the consent agenda (4‑0), which included awarding a $4,652,000 contract to B & M Cillessen for Phase 2 of the Boundless Journey Adventure Park, awarding waterline contracts to TRC Construction, approving a liquor license transfer to Clancy’s Pub, and adopting two resolutions for the Reilly Drive reconstruction project. Councilors also confirmed Brad Reidy’s appointment to the Electrical Code Advisory Committee and cancelled the March 17, 2026 work session. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved consent agenda (4 ayes, 0 nays)
• Awarded $4,652,000 Phase 2 Boundless Journey Adventure Park contract to B & M Cillessen
• Awarded Summit Drive waterline replacement contract to TRC Construction after $476,467.07 resident preference
• Awarded North Dustin Avenue waterline replacement contract to TRC Construction after $414,460,47 resident preference
• Approved transfer of Dispenser Liquor License No. DIS-000979 to Clancy’s Pub & Irish Cantina
• Adopted Resolution 2026-2030 for Reilly Drive reconstruction, requesting NM DOT MAP funds
• Adopted Resolution 2026-2031 for Reilly Drive reconstruction, requesting NM DOT LGRF funds
• Cancelled March 17, 2026 City Council work session (unanimous voice vote)

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission will hear a marketing presentation by Gina Intoppa. It will also receive informational updates on the Warm Water Presentation and the maintenance and equipment phases for the Aquatic Center. No formal actions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Marketing presentation – Gina Intoppa (informational)
• Warm Water Presentation (informational)
• Aquatic Center maintenance and equipment phases (informational)

The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission unanimously approved the January 15, 2026 minutes. The meeting featured a marketing presentation and updates on the Warm Water Pool concept and Aquatic Center improvements, but no funding decisions were made. Department reports covered hiring, budget, events, and facility updates.

• Approved January 15, 2026 minutes (unanimous)

Library Board

The Farmington Public Library Advisory Board will review and possibly amend the December 16, 2025 meeting minutes. It will take action on the Materials Selection Policy. The Director will give a report, and the board will hear public comments limited to three minutes each.

• Amendments to and/or approval of the December 16, 2025 minutes
• Action on the Materials Selection Policy
• Library Director’s Report (information item)
• Public comments from the floor (no formal action)
• Adjournment and notice of next meeting on April 21, 2026

The board approved the December 16, 2025 meeting minutes after a motion and unanimous consent. It also approved the Materials Selection Policy with minor wording corrections, again by unanimous consent. No other actions were taken. The next board meeting is set for April 21, 2026.

• Approved December 16, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Materials Selection Policy with corrections (unanimous)

Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission will convene to approve minutes from December 2025 and receive updates on economic development, planning, and administration. The meeting will also feature a code compliance overview and reports from the Mainstreet Advisory Board.

• Approval of December 16, 2025 Regular Meeting minutes
• Code Compliance Overview and Year-End Report
• Economic Development update
• Planning update
• Mainstreet Advisory Board Business

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission met on February 17, 2026 and approved the minutes from the December 16, 2025 regular meeting. No other business was acted upon, and the meeting adjourned at 5:05 p.m.

• Approved minutes of Dec 16, 2025 meeting (motion carried)

City Council

The City Council approved the seventh revision to the FY2026 budget, increasing revenue by $5.5 million and expenditures by $12.7 million. The resolution requests state approval for the adjusted budget.

• Approval of seventh revision to FY2026 budget ($12.7M in expenditures)
• Aquatic Center capital improvement and phasing plan presentation
• Fairgrounds Road and soccer complex parking upgrades presentation
• Gateway Park plaza project presentation
• Application to host New Mexico Municipal League annual conference

The City Council adopted Resolution No. 2026‑2029, revising the FY2026 budget, and directed staff to move forward with Phase 1 of the Aquatic Center improvement plan. It also approved the Fairgrounds Road and soccer complex parking project design with curb extensions, selected the labyrinth design for the Gateway Park plaza, approved an application to host the NMML annual conference in 2030 or 2031, and confirmed the appointment of Jodi Brown to the Planning and Zoning Commission.

• Adopted Resolution No. 2026‑2029 (budget revision) – passed 4‑0
• Directed staff to proceed with Phase 1 of Aquatic Center improvements
• Approved Fairgrounds Road and soccer complex parking design with curb extensions – unanimous voice vote
• Approved labyrinth design for Gateway Park plaza – unanimous voice vote
• Approved application to host NMML annual conference in 2030 or 2031 – unanimous voice vote
• Confirmed appointment of Jodi Brown to Planning and Zoning Commission – unanimous voice vote

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review a final plat for a 22-lot subdivision. The body will also receive a presentation on the Inspection of Public Records Act and the Open Meetings Act.

• Petition FP 25-90: Final plat approval for Desert Rose Subdivision Phase IV (22-lots) on a 6.78-acre parcel

The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 6‑0 to approve Petition FP 25‑90, the final plat for Desert Rose Subdivision Phase IV, with the condition that all technical corrections be completed before the plat is signed. The agenda and the minutes from the January 29 meeting were also approved unanimously. The meeting was adjourned after the approvals.

• Approved agenda (item 4 moved to future meeting) – vote 6-0
• Approved minutes of Jan 29, 2026 meeting – vote 6-0
• Approved final plat for Desert Rose Subdivision Phase IV (Petition FP 25-90) with condition on technical corrections – vote 6-0
• Adjourned meeting – vote 6-0

Community Relations Commission

The Community Relations Commission will review and approve the 2025 Strategic Focus Outcomes. The body will also take action to determine the 2026 Strategic Focus. The meeting includes updates from city administration and the police department.

• Approval of January 8, 2026 minutes
• Review and approval of 2025 Strategic Focus Outcomes
• Determination of 2026 Strategic Focus
• Updates from the Police Department
• Updates from City Administration

The Commission approved the minutes from the January 8, 2026 meeting after a motion was carried. Approval of the 2025 and 2026 Strategic Focus documents was tabled until the next meeting. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved minutes of Jan 8, 2026 meeting (motion carried)
• Tabled approval of 2025 and 2026 Strategic Focus documents

MPO Technical Committee

The Farmington MPO Technical Committee will review and consider recommending approval of Amendment #10 to the FY2024‑2029 Transportation Improvement Program, which adds the Kirtland Multi‑Use Path Phase III (Project ID F100520). A public hearing on the amendment is scheduled for the same meeting, and staff will recommend the amendment and its self‑certification be forwarded to the Policy Committee. The committee will also approve minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting and elect its 2026 chair and vice‑chair.

• Review and consider recommending approval of TIP Amendment #10 (Kirtland Multi‑Use Path Phase III, Project ID F100520)
• Hold a public hearing on Amendment #10 on February 11, 2026
• Funding for the project: $157,209 TAPF and $26,791 LGF in FY 2026; $1,049,203 TAPSU, $49,555 TAPSU, $178,797 LGF, $8,445 LGF in FY 2027 (total $1,470,000)
• Approve minutes from the January 14, 2026 Technical Committee meeting
• Elect Nick Porell as chair and Virginia King as vice‑chair for 2026

Public Utility Commission

The Public Utility Commission approved the minutes from the January 14 meeting and adopted a motion to recommend the Rate 11 Wholesale Transmission Service Rate Revision to the city council. The revision reduces the base charge by $4,880 and lowers the reserved capacity charge to $0.25/kW, a 92% reduction. Quarterly financial reports showed electric revenue of $54 million and expenses of $64.8 million for FY26 YTD. Water/Wastewater updates included the Water Treatment Plant #1 at about 75% complete and the Farmington Lake Dam Raise feasibility study at 94% complete.

• Approval of January 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Adoption of Rate 11 Wholesale Transmission Service Rate Revision (base charge reduced $4,880; reserved capacity charge $0.25/kW)
• Quarterly utility financial statements: FY26 YTD electric revenue $54 M, expenses $64.8 M
• Water/Wastewater CIP: Water Treatment Plant #1 ~75% complete; Farmington Lake Dam Raise feasibility study 94% complete
• Electric utility updates: Hart Substation renovation underway; contract executed for airport EV charging station

The commission approved the minutes of the January 14, 2026 meeting by voice vote, with two commissioners abstaining. It also approved the 30% electric design for the Riverview Solar/Battery project’s interconnection and progress payment. No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved minutes of Jan 14, 2026 meeting (voice vote, Sanchez and Thompson abstained)
• Approved 30% electric design for Riverview Solar/Battery interconnect and progress payment

City Council

The Farmington City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes several routine approvals and a zoning change recommendation. Council members will consider a petition to rezone 0.23 acres at 2016 East 10th Street from Multi‑Family Low Density to General Commercial. Additional items include a transformer purchase bid, cooperative procurement membership, and two outdoor recreation sponsorships.

• Adoption of Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation to change the zone of 2016 East 10th Street from MF‑L to GC (Petition No. ZC 25‑88)
• Approval of bid for three‑phase pad‑mount transformers awarded to Western United Electric for $118,142
• Approval of Cooperative Procurement to join the 1GPA National Purchasing Cooperative
• Approval of $2,000 Outdoor Recreation Industry Initiative sponsorship to Glade Runners MC
• Approval of $10,000 Outdoor Recreation Industry Initiative sponsorship to Farmington Area Single Track (FAST)

The Farmington City Council approved a zoning change for 2016 East 10th Street from Multi‑Family Low Density to General Commercial. The council also approved several consent‑agenda items, two recreation‑funding requests, and adopted Ordinance No. 2026‑1383. All motions passed unanimously or with four ayes and no nays.

• Approved zoning change Petition No. 2C 25‑88 for 2016 East 10th St to General Commercial (voice vote, unanimous)
• Approved purchase of three‑phase pad‑mount transformers from Western United Electric (4 ayes, 0 nay)
• Authorized City membership in the 1GPA National Purchasing Cooperative (4 ayes, 0 nay)
• Authorized submission of Alcohol Detoxification Grant application (4 ayes, 0 nay)
• Approved warrants payable totaling $22,050, 450.75 (4 ayes, 0 nay)
• Approved $2,000 funding to Glade Runners MC from CTED Fund (voice vote, unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 funding to Farmington Area Single Track from CTED Fund (voice vote, unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 2026‑1383 amending Electrical Code Advisory Commission provisions (4 ayes, 0 nay)

Airport Advisory Commission

The Airport Advisory Commission will meet to approve previous minutes and review an operations report. The meeting consists primarily of procedural items and staff reports.

• Review of February 2026 Operations Report
• Approval of January 13, 2026 meeting minutes

The commission voted 4‑0 to approve the meeting agenda for January 13, 2026. It also voted 4‑0 to approve the minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting. No other actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved agenda for Jan 13 2026 (vote 4‑0)
• Approved minutes from Dec 9 2025 meeting (vote 4‑0)

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review a request to change the zoning of 2016 E 10th St to General Commercial and a final plat for Bluffview Meadows Estates P.D. Phase II. The body will also discuss Unified Development Code updates regarding sidewalks, easements, and construction specifications.

• Petition ZC 25-88: Zone change from Multi-family Low Density to General Commercial at 2016 E 10th St
• Petition FP 25-89: Final Plat approval for Phase II of Bluffview Meadows Estates P.D. (10 lots)
• Discussion on Unified Development Code updates for sidewalks, easements, and Construction Specifications

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved the agenda (5-0) and the minutes of the Jan 15 meeting (5-0). It voted 5-0 to approve Petition ZC 25‑88, changing 2016 E 10" St. from MF‑L to General Commercial with a six‑foot fence condition. It also voted 5-0 to approve Petition FP 25‑89, the final plat for Bluffview Meadows Estates Phase II, requiring all technical corrections be completed before signing.

• Approved agenda, moving item 6 to a future meeting (5-0)
• Approved minutes of Jan 15, 2026 meeting (5-0)
• Approved zone change ZC 25‑88 to General Commercial with six‑foot fence condition (5-0)
• Approved final plat FP 25‑89 for Bluffview Meadows Estates Phase II with technical corrections condition (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

City Council

The Farmington City Council will vote on several consent‑agenda items, including a $210,584.90 multi‑term contract for aluminum and steel wire and cable awarded to Border States Electric Supply. The council will also consider a purchase agreement for up to 1.16 acres of property for up to $265,000, and adopt three Planning and Zoning Commission recommendations for a warehouse special‑use permit, a rural‑agricultural to mixed‑use zone change, and a mixed‑use zone change with a special‑use permit for a vehicle service station. Additional items include approval of the FY2025 audit, adoption of a revised wholesale transmission service rate, and proposals for PFAS litigation counsel and a park sign advertising program.

• Approval of bid for a multi‑term contract for aluminum and steel wire and cable (Border States Electric Supply) – $210,584.90
• Approval of purchase agreement for approximately 1.16 acres of property – up to $265,000
• Adoption of Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation for Special Use Permit for an 89,000 sq ft warehouse at Troy King Road and Twin Peaks Boulevard
• Adoption of Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation for zone change from Rural Agricultural to Mixed Use on 2.67 acres near La Plata Highway and Twin Peaks Boulevard
• Adoption of Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation for zone change from Residential Estate 1 to Mixed Use and Special Use Permit for a custom off‑highway vehicle service station at 2300 Pinon Frontage Road

The Farmington City Council unanimously approved all items on the consent agenda, adopted the FY2025 audit resolution, and passed the revised Wholesale Transmission Service Rate 11. It also approved three Planning and Zoning Commission recommendations, including a special‑use permit for an 89,000‑sq‑ft warehouse and two zone‑change petitions. All votes were recorded as four ayes and no nays.

• Approved Consent Agenda items (minutes, aluminum/steel wire bid to Border States Electric Supply, City Manager agreements, purchase of ~1.16 acres (up to $265,000), and resolution correcting a scrivener’s error) – unanimous
• Approved special‑use permit for 89,000‑sq‑ft warehouse on 23.79 acres at Troy King Rd & Twin Peaks Blvd – unanimous
• Approved zone change from Rural Agricultural to Mixed Use for 2.67‑acre parcel near La Plata Highway & Twin Peaks Blvd – unanimous
• Approved zone change from Residential Estate 1 to Mixed Use and special‑use permit for 2.09‑acre site at 2300 Pinon Frontage Rd – unanimous
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026‑2026 accepting FY2025 audit (clean opinion) – 4 ayes, 0 nays
• Adopted Resolution No. 2026‑2027 approving revised Wholesale Transmission Service Rate 11 – 4 ayes, 0 nays
• Closed meeting to discuss PFAS litigation counsel and Ricketts Park sign advertising program – unanimous
• Reopened meeting for further business – unanimous

MPO Policy Committee

The Farmington Metropolitan Planning Organization is meeting to elect its 2026 officers and review safety performance targets. The committee will consider recommending approval of Resolution 2026-1 to adopt New Mexico Department of Transportation safety targets for 2026.

• Election of Policy Committee Chair and Vice-Chair for 2026
• Public hearing and potential approval of PC Resolution 2026-1 regarding 2026 Safety Performance (PM 1) Targets
• Review of NMDOT’s Safety Performance Measure Target Report for 2026

City Council

The Farmington City Council will consider and vote on several resolutions, including amending its Governing Body Rules of Procedure. It will adopt a resolution recognizing the city’s Certified Age‑Friendly Employer status and sixth consecutive Platinum‑level New Mexico Family Friendly Business Award. The council will adopt the Arts and Cultural District Cultural Economic Development Plan and the sixth revision to the FY2026 budget, requesting state approval. It will also grant permission to publish a proposed ordinance amending provisions of the Electrical Code Advisory Committee and hold a closed meeting to discuss acquisition of real properties for municipal operations.

• Adopt Resolution No. 2026-2022 amending the Governing Body Rules of Procedure.
• Adopt Resolution No. 2026-2023 adopting the Arts and Cultural District Cultural Economic Development Plan.
• Adopt Resolution No. 2026-2024 approving the sixth revision to the FY2026 budget and requesting State approval.
• Grant permission to publish a Notice of Proposed Ordinance amending certain provisions of the Electrical Code Advisory Committee.
• Closed meeting to discuss acquisition of real properties for municipal operations (Section 10-15-1H(8) NMSA 1978).

The council approved the FY2026 budget revision and adopted the governing body rules of procedure. It also adopted the Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan and directed staff to publish a notice of intent for an electrical code advisory committee ordinance. Council members reappointed the city attorney, clerk, and treasurer, appointed a new city manager, and elected Councilor Linda G. Rodgers as Mayor Pro Tempore.

• Adopted FY2026 budget revision (4-0)
• Adopted governing body rules of procedure (4-0)
• Adopted Arts and Cultural District Economic Development Plan (4-0)
• Directed staff to publish notice of intent for electrical code advisory committee ordinance (4-0)
• Reappointed City Attorney Jennifer Breakell (unanimous)
• Reappointed City Clerk Andrea Jones (unanimous)
• Appointed Shafia Reeves as City Manager (unanimous)
• Elected Councilor Linda G. Rodgers as Mayor Pro Tempore (unanimous)

Citizen Police Advisory Committee

The committee will approve the minutes from its November 18, 2025 meeting. It will receive a report from Police Chief Steve Hebbe and an Internal Affairs monthly report. The agenda includes discussion of an Internal Affairs case review and a decision on whether to reconvene for case determination.

• Approve minutes from November 18, 2025 meeting
• Police Chief’s Report – Chief Steve Hebbe
• Internal Affairs Monthly Report
• Discussion of Internal Affairs Case Review pursuant to Section 10-15-1H(2)
• Action on reconvening meeting/case determination

The committee approved the minutes from the November 18, 2025 meeting. A motion to go into closed session for an Internal Affairs case review was carried unanimously. After the closed session, a motion to reopen the meeting for further business was also carried unanimously. No other business was taken.

• Approved November 18, 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Closed session for Internal Affairs case review (unanimous)
• Reopened meeting for further business (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission approved the meeting agenda by a 6-0 vote. The commission also approved the minutes of the December 11, 2025 meeting by a 6-0 vote. Cody Waldroup was elected Chair with a unanimous 6-0 vote, and Gary Hanson was elected Vice Chair also by a unanimous 6-0 vote.

• Agenda approved (6-0)
• Minutes approved (6-0)
• Cody Waldroup elected Chair (6-0)
• Gary Hanson elected Vice Chair (6-0)

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission will approve the minutes from the December 18, 2025 meeting. The commission will receive an informational park operations presentation from Tom Williams. No new, old, or department business items are scheduled for action.

Public Utility Commission

The Board of Public Utility Commissioners re-elected Tory N. Larsen as Chair and Diane Schmidt as Vice-Chair. The meeting included updates on electric and water utility operations and a proposed revision to the Wholesale Transmission Service Rate.

• Election of Chair Larsen and Vice-Chair Schmidt
• Approval of November 2025 meeting minutes
• Proposed Wholesale Transmission Service Rate revision
• Bergin 69kV Substation project completed under budget
• Farmington Lake levels reported at 86.87%

The commission approved the minutes of the December 10, 2025 meeting by voice vote. It then passed a unanimous motion recommending that the city council approve the Rate 11 Wholesale Transmission Service Rate Revision, which includes a $4,880 base charge reduction and a $0.25/kW reserved capacity charge reduction. No other motions were taken. The meeting adjourned at 4:35 p.m.

• Approved Dec 10 2025 meeting minutes (voice vote)
• Recommended Rate 11 wholesale transmission rate revision to city council (unanimous voice vote)

MPO Technical Committee

The Technical Committee will review and potentially recommend the adoption of NMDOT's 2026 Safety Performance (PM 1) Targets. The body will also hold annual elections for its Chair and Vice-Chair. Members will provide updates on various entity projects and receive reports from NMDOT.

• Proposed Policy Committee Resolution 2026-1 regarding 2026 Safety Performance (PM 1) Targets
• Annual election of Technical Committee Chair and Vice-Chair
• Public hearing on proposed PC Resolution 2026-1
• Entity project updates from committee members
• NMDOT Planning Bureau and District 5 reports

Airport Advisory Commission

The Airport Advisory Commission met to consider routine items. It approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting. An operations report was presented covering recent load‑factor statistics and an upcoming award event. The commission voted 5‑0 to place ground markings that show lease boundaries between a hangar and neighboring Air Care.

• Approval of the January 13, 2026 agenda
• Approval of minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting
• Operations report including load‑factor percentages and a January 7, 2026 award event
• Motion passed 5‑0 to paint boundary markings between a hangar and Air Care
• Presentation of the Flying High Hangars proposal (discussion, no decision)

The Airport Advisory Commission approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the November 11, 2025 meeting, each by a unanimous 5‑0 vote. The commission also voted 5‑0 to place painted boundary marks on the ground to show lease holdings when weather permits. No other actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved December 9, 2025 agenda (5-0)
• Approved November 11, 2025 minutes (5-0)
• Approved ground boundary marking motion (5-0)

City Council

The council will vote on several items, including the approval of minutes from December 2025 meetings, a liquor license for La Cabana Mexican and American Restaurant at 934 E. Main St., and Ordinance No. 2026-1382 authorizing an $8,717,363 water project loan and grant. The body will also adopt a zone change petition (ZC 25-76) for 0.75 acres in the San Juan Concrete Subdivision and approve a sponsorship of up to $5,000 for the Outdoor Recreation Industry Initiative.

• Approval of minutes for the Dec 9, 2025 regular meeting and Dec 16, 2025 work session
• Approval of a Restaurant A (beer & wine) liquor license for La Cabana Mexican and American Restaurant LLC at 934 E. Main St.
• Ordinance No. 2026-1382 authorizing a total water project loan/grant of $8,717,363 (including a $5,230,418 loan)
• Adoption of Petition No. ZC 25-76 to change 0.75 acres from Industrial (IND) to Mixed Use (MU) in the San Juan Concrete Subdivision
• Approval of the Outdoor Recreation Industry Initiative sponsorship program funding request up to $5,000 for Finish Line Promotions

The City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2026-1382 authorizing an $8,717,363 loan from the New Mexico Finance Authority for water‑line upgrades. It also approved a zoning change (Petition No. ZC 25-76) to allow mixed‑use development on a vacant lot. The Council granted $5,000 from the CTED Fund for the Outdoor Recreation Industry Initiative and awarded the NFPA 1580 health‑wellness services contract to Life Extensions Clinics, Inc. Additionally, council members decided to pause a speed‑camera pilot and instead pursue an education campaign and public survey.

• Approved water loan ordinance $8,717,363 (3‑0)
• Approved zoning change petition ZC 25-76 to Mixed‑Use (unanimous)
• Approved $5,000 ORII sponsorship for Arenacross Series (unanimous)
• Awarded NFPA 1580 health‑wellness services contract to Life Extensions Clinics, Inc. (unanimous)
• Decided to forego speed‑camera pilot; pursue education campaign and survey (consensus)
• Approved Consent Agenda items: meeting minutes, liquor license for La Cabana, warrants payable $32,488,595.94 (unanimous)

Community Relations Commission

The Community Relations Commission will approve the October 2 2025 meeting minutes and receive updates from subcommittees and city staff. The primary action item is a vote on whether to cancel or reschedule the February 5 2026 CRC meeting. No formal action will be taken on floor comments.

• Approve October 2 2025 meeting minutes (Action)
• Subcommittee updates (Information)
• City Administration and Police Department updates (Information)
• Consider cancellation or rescheduling of the February 5 2026 CRC meeting (Action)
• Floor comments limited to three minutes each (no formal action)

The commission approved the minutes from the October 2, 2025 meeting. It also voted to move the February 5, 2026 CRC meeting to February 12, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. No other actions were taken.

• Approved October 2, 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried)
• Rescheduled February 5, 2026 CRC meeting to February 12, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. (motion carried)