Planning News
Planning News
Cleaner, Safer, and Getting Up to Code
City’s Code Enforcement Hard at Work Helping Residents and Businesses.
ABQ Commuters Get More Scooter Options
Lime e-scooters brings fleet of 500 e-scooters to the Duke City
City Releases New Online Tool to Advance Housing
“Fast Housing” identifies site plans that can be expedited at no extra charge
City Prioritizes Development for Permanent Housing in Metropolitan Redevelopment Areas, Centers, and Corridors
City Council Passes R-24-22
Central Avenue Bridge Crossing Site Designated as Historic Landmark
City Council votes to protect landmark that helped reshape Route 66
Clearing the Way for Safer Neighborhoods
Mayor Keller to Signs Legislation that Streamlines Demolition Process for Unsafe Buildings
Casita Construction Just Got Easier and Cheaper
City’s Planning Department Provides Free Casita Construction Plans to Community
City Demolishes Unsafe Structures to Improve Neighborhood Safety
Planning Department razes problem property.
City Updates Development Review Process
City Planning Development Review Board Transitions to Development Hearing Officer.
Clearing the Way for New Housing Forward Initiative
City Planning Department continues demolishing unsafe structures to make room for new housing.
City Adds Climate and Geography as Considerations for Building Design
Update to the IDO part of advancing the Mayor’s sustainability efforts
City Demolishes One of ABQ’s Worst Problem Properties
Cleaning up our city and taking action on problematic and nuisance properties
City, Planning Department Launch Problematic Properties Program
Residents can track progress on 15 worst nuisance and substandard properties across the city, properties that have been successfully remediated
Planning Department Has Launched New Website for Short Term Rental Properties
Taxes collected through the site will contribute to Albuquerque’s Tourism economy
Community Planning Assessments to Continue through August
Next Focus Groups Start Monday, April 19/A New Way of Engaging Communities in Long Range Planning
Albuquerque Named LEED Silver City, Recognized for Sustainability Achievement
Keller administration placed multi-agency focus on sustainability initiatives
Mayor Keller Supporting Restaurants to Expand Outdoor Dining
Allowing sidewalk seating, expanding to parking lot seating, and exploring street closures all on the table to help restaurants reopen
Planning Department Hosting Series of Free Civic Skills Workshops on Racial Equity in Planning
Workshops to create dialogue on how planning has impacted communities of color, harness the power of planning to inspire change.
Permits to be Issued for Small Cell Technology
The installation of small sensors promise faster cell coverage throughout Albuquerque.
FEMA Hydrology Maps & Documents
Information about Special Flood Hazard Areas in the City and its surrounding areas.