Monday, July 12, 2010
Kalakriti School of Bharatanatyam 10th Anniversary
Thursday, July 1, 2010
International District Sector Plan Kick-Off Meeting July 8, 2010
You are invited! Come and have a say in your community.
The City of
(Lomas to the City limits and
This plan will deal with zoning, land use, streets, landscaping and architecture.
Through the plan process it is possible to change zoning, land use and requirements for landscaping and building design. Changes are rarely made to single family residential zones.
Join us at this kick off meeting and tell us what you think about these issues.
Date: July 8th
Time: 5:30-7:30 pm
Place:
For more information or if you have questions
Maggie Gould, Planner 924-3910 mgould@cabq.gov
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¡Están Invitados! Tengan voz en su comunidad.
La Ciudad de Albuquerque va empezar un proceso de planificación en el Distrito Internacional (Este distrito incluye la área de Lomas hasta el límite sur de la Cuidad y San Mateo hasta Wyoming)
Este plan tiene que ver con uso de tierra, zonificación, calles, jardinería y arquitectura.
A través del proceso es posible cambiar zonificación, uso de tierra y los requisitos para jardinería y diseño de edificios. Es raro cambiar
zonas unifamiliares.
Fecha: 8 de Julio
Hora: 5:30 -7:30 PM
Sitio: Cesar Chavez Community Center
Vengan y díganos lo que piensan sobre estos temas.
Para más información o si tienen preguntas hagan favor de contactar a:
Maggie Gould, Planificadora 924-3910 mgould@cabq.gov
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Voting Record; June 21, 2010 City Council Meeting
Authorizing The Mayor To Execute The Albuquerque Business Education Compact Recommendations and Providing An Appropriation To The Department of Family and Community Services (Garduño)
Motion: Confirm
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-169 Recommendation of Award for Professional ERP Services
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-140 Mayor's Recommendation of Bohannan Huston, Inc. for Engineering Consultants for Update of Storm Drainage Master Plan
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-141 Mayor's Recommendation of Smith Engineering, Inc. for Engineering Consultants for Alameda Boulevard Widening - San Pedro to Wyoming
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-157 First Supplemental Agreement with T&C Management Increasing Their Agreement From $1,985,504 to $4,715,572 Using Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) Funds and Increasing the Number of Foreclosed Units T&C Can Purchase, Rehabilitate, Rent and Manage from 32 to 76
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-99
F/S Creating a Task Force To Review and Recommend Policies With Respect To Electronic Signs, Including Electronic Display Boards/Panels and Electronic Message Reader Boards (Benton)
Motion: Do Pass, as Substituted, as Amended
Voted: Against
Status: Passed
R-10-100 Extending The Moratorium and The Term of The Interim Design Regulations For The East Gateway Sector Planning Area (Harris)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-78
F/S Applying The Historic Overlay Zone To The Silver Hill Historic District; Identifying Distinctive Characteristics And Providing General Preservation Guidelines (Benton)
Motion: Do Pass, as Substituted
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-103
Approving an Extension until April 1, 2011 of a Subdivision Improvements Agreement for the Completion of Infrastructure, Including Approximately 800 Feet of Unser Boulevard (Lewis)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-105 Calling On The Administration To Enter Into An Agreement or Agreements To Secure The First Baptist Church Site At The Corner of Central and Broadway As An Anchor and Catalyst For Future Economic Development of Downtown and The Region (O'Malley, Benton, Sanchez)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-107
Stating The Policy of The City of Albuquerque Regarding Wage Decreases For Non-Bargaining Unit City Employees (Sanchez)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
To view items on the consent agenda, deferalls, and other Councilors votes click here.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
City Council Voting Record: June 7, 2010
Approving The Clayton Heights Metropolitan Redevelopment Plan (Benton & Garduño, by request)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-49
Approving The Near Heights Expansion Metropolitan Redevelopment Plan (Garduño)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-146
Recommendation of Award to B.A.S.I.C. Western to Provide Administrative Services
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-148
Mayor's Appointment of Mr. Robert Gerard Heiser to the Landmarks and Urban Conservation Commission
Motion: Confirm
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-149 Mayor's Reappointment of Mr. C. Robert Campbell, FAIA to the Landmarks and Urban
Conservation Commission
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-150
Mayor's Appointment of Ms. Regina Isabelle Chavez to the Landmarks and Urban Conservation Commission
Motion: Confirm
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-151 Mayor's Appointment of Mr. James B. Clark to the Landmarks and Urban Conservation Commission
Motion: Confirm
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-152 Mayor's Recommendation of MolzenCorbin & Associates for Engineering Consultants for Bell/Commercial Pump Station No. 37 Force Main
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-153
Mayor's Recommendation of NCA Architects for Architectural Consultants for the East Side Kennel Renovation
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-154
Mayor's Recommendation of Bohannan-Huston, Inc., for City-Wide On-Call Surveying Services
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-155 Approval of Lease Agreement between the City of Albuquerque's East Central Health and Social Services Center for Family & Community Services and the Regents of the University of New Mexico, State of New Mexico, for the Operation of the Young Children's Health Center
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
EC-10-156
Mayor's Recommendation of Avolve Software Corporation for "ProjectDox" Electronic Plan Review System
Motion: Approve
Voted: For
Status: Passed
O-10-6
Amending Sections 3-1-3, 3-1-12, and 3-1-18 of The Merit System Ordinance To Clarify That There Is Authority To Furlough Employees (Sanchez, O'Malley)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-09-345 C/S Establishing Policy Regarding a Fee Structure For Renting Space In City Owned Community Centers, Health and Social Service Centers and Senior Centers (Winter)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-86
Relating To Capital Projects; Amending An Appropriation of Transportation Infrastructure Tax Funds Previously Designated For The Paseo Del Norte and I-25 Improvement Project (Sanchez, O'Malley)
Motion: Do Pass as Amended
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-91 Imposing An Extension Until September 21, 2010 On The Moratorium Provided For In R-09-288 On The Issuance Of Residential Or Commercial Demolition Or Building Permits Within A Specified Area Within The University Neighborhoods Sector Development Plan (Benton)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-92
Approving and Authorizing The Filing of Grant Agreement For An Albuquerque Police Department Traffic Statistician From The New Mexico Department of Transportation, Traffic Safety Bureau and Providing For An Appropriation To The Police Department (Cook, by request)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-93
Approving and Authorizing The Filing of Grant Agreement For A 2011 Bernalillo County DWI Program From Bernalillo County and Providing For An Appropriation To The Police Department (Sanchez, by request)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-94
Approving and Authorizing The Filing of Grant Application For A 2010 100 Days and
Nights Program From The New Mexico Department of Transportation, Traffic Safety
Bureau and Providing For An Appropriation To The Police Department (Winter)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-95
Approving and Authorizing The Filing of Grant Application For A 2010 Click It Or Ticket Program From The New Mexico Department of Transportation, Traffic Safety Bureau and Providing For An Appropriation To The Police Department (Harris, by request)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-96
Approving and Authorizing The Acceptance of Grant Award Funds From The New Mexico State Interstate Stream Commission and Making An Appropriation To The Parks and Recreation Department In Fiscal Year 2010 (Benton)
Motion: Do Pass
Voted: For
Status: Passed
R-10-101
Naming The I-40 Trail Crossing Bridge At The Rio Grande The "Gail Ryba Memorial
Bridge" (Benton)
Motion: Do Pass as Amended
Voted: For
Status: Passed
To view the consent agenda, deferrals, and other Councilors votes click here.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board Meeting in District 6
METROPOLITAN PARKS & RECREATION
ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
400
****************************** BOARD MEMBERS *****************************
Jerry Worrall, Chairman; Richard L. Rivas, Vice-Chairman;
Robert W. Day, Becky Lee,
STAFF: Barbara Baca, PRD-Director; Christina Sandoval, Senior Planner, PRD; Jane Trujillo, Board Secretary.
· Approval of today’s Agenda as distributed via email
· Approval of May 2010 Minutes as distributed via email
· Introduction of Visitors and Guests
· Announcements pertaining to MPRAB related issues
2. General Testimony (Sign-in is required and time may be limited)
· City Councilor District 6 Rey Garduño
· Public Testimony
3. Reports
· District 6 Report – Becky Lee & Julian Moya, District 6 Policy Analyst
· Parks and Recreation Department Report (Director Barbara Baca is out of town. Christina Sandoval will report.)
· BFPB Representative for MPRAB – Bill Nordin
· Sub-committee reports – Committee Chairmen or their designees
· Members’ Roundtable – Report on P&R issues in their area (limit 2 min)
4. Unfinished Business – Board Members for District 4, 5, 7, 8, 9 and two At Large
· Carmen Garcia, District 7
· Bill Kraemer, District 4
· Jim Green, District 8
5. New Business
Send Rey an Email!
Rey Garduño
Progressive * Passionate * Proven
Pictures from the Campaign Trail!
The Solid Core of The Campaign
Join our Grassroots Campaign!
*SouthWest Organing Project, http://www.swop.net/
*SAGE Council, http://www.sagecouncil.org/
*League of Young Voters, www.theleague.com/nm
or get involved in another progressive's campaign for political office. Just to name a few:
*Eleanor Chavez for State Representative,
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*Martin Heinrich for Senate,
http://www.martinheinrich.com/
*Eric Griego for Congress,
http://griegoforcongress.com/
*Tim Keller for State Senate,
http://www.timkellerfornewmexico.com/
If we forgot any organization or progressive candidate let us know reygarduno@gmail.com
We need your energy and enthusiasm! Together we will win!
Why I Ran
I ran under the clean elections process. I worked very hard to bring about clean elections, now we have shown that it works.
I have a strong commitment to community-based governance - I hold that elected officials are accountable to the electorate, not special interests.
As City Councilor, I will:
Ø Stand up for an open and honest city government;
Ø Work to make our neighborhoods safer by balancing traditional law enforcement with drug and alcohol treatment and prevention programs;
Ø Fight for better transit to address increasing traffic congestion and carbon emissions; and;
Ø Stand up for planned growth so that older neighborhoods aren’t subsidizing sprawl development
What's a Clean Campaign?
Rey has been a strong advocate for Clean Elections Legislation and Ethics Reform.
He's running clean because it's the only way to guarantee the elimination of conflicts of interests.
"The only interests I'm here to serve is the people's interests." - Rey
About Rey
Born and Raised in New Mexico, Rey has lived in District 6 for over 30 years. He has raised his family in District 6, was involved in his son’s schools and ran two local businesses. Rey has spent a lifetime helping to make our community a better place to live and raise our families. Rey is endorsed by progressive leaders from our district and throughout Albuquerque because he has the experience we need and the proven leadership we can trust.
With a long record of civic engagement, Rey knows the value of rolling up your sleeves, getting involved and finding innovative solutions to our city’s challenges. Rey has served in leadership roles with groups addressing open government, planned growth and environmental sustainability, and small business concerns:
Proven Service to Albuquerque
• Board Vice President, Common Cause New Mexico
• Albuquerque T-VI Foundation Board (now known as CNM)
• Spina Bifida Association of NM Board
• KIWANIS Club of Albuquerque Board
• Hispano Chamber of Commerce Board
• SouthWest Organizing Project Board
• Planned Parenthood of NM Board
• All Faiths Receiving Home Board
• Small Business Owner - Stromberg’s Clothiers & Rey Garduño Photography
• 20+ years with APS & UNM Hospitals
For more info look at Rey's full resume
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