Celebrated Projects

Hahn Arroyo Rehabilitation Project

The Hahn Arroyo Rehabilitation Project involves the removal and reconstruction of a section of the Hahn Arroyo, from Comanche to California. This arroyo was concrete-lined in the 1960s and has reached the end of its useful life, resulting in numerous expensive repairs.

The rehabilitation of the arroyo will improve water quality, provide recreational opportunities, and use water harvesting techniques to irrigate the landscaping. Public art will also be a component of the project.

This project will encompass approximately $3.5 million. Several funding agencies are participating: AMAFCA, City of Albuquerque DMD, Parks and Recreation and Councilor Michael D. Cook
For more pictures and information about the project, visit the project website at Hahn Arroyo Project, or call Kurt Wagener, 884-2215.

Jerry Cline Tennis & Recreation Center

General Project Description

Lot Area: 14.91 Acres (649,900 s.f.)
Zoning: SU-3
Max. Bldg. Ht: 35'-0"
Total Bldg Area: 7,254 s.f.

Parking Provided:

Existing: 150

After Restriping: 155 (by reducing parking spaces from 10' wide to 8'-6" wide (current city standard) five additional spaces are created.

Extra Parking: 41 (this does NOT include the 8 extra spaces adjacent to the building (surrounded by security fence)

Total Site Parking Provided: 163 (including 8 spaces adjacent to the building)
Total Required: 114

Extra Parking Provided: 49

A new building in the northwest corner of the Jerry Cline Park will house the City of Albuquerque's Tennis Program. Currently in design phase, this construction project will be LEED certified and consist of approximately 7,254 square feet with a public meetings area. The design phase will be completed in the Summer 2011, anticipated construction beginning in late Fall 2011 and completion in Fall 2012.

Further conceptual drawings will be on hand at the District 7 Town Hall for viewing

Tom Bolack Urban Forest Renewal Project

• Installation of new trees along bike path and various places within park boundary north of dog park
• Raised flower plant bed near the dog park
• Shade cover for picnic tables
• Additional trash cans
• Possible additional lighting