East Gateway Sector Development Plan

Contact: Paula Donahue, Senior Planner 505-924-3932.

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If you need English language interpretation, interpretation for the deaf, or other assistance to participate in meetings, please call or email.

 

First Draft Plan for Community Review is Now Available

The first draft plan of the East Gateway Sector Development Plan is now available (pdf) for your review by clicking on the links below. 

Proposed zoning maps on pages 5-15 and 5-18 of Section 5 were corrected July 30, 2009. 

Please email or mail comments to Paula Donahue by August 12, 2009. 

Please also plan to attend a public meeting to discuss this draft plan Thursday, August 20, 2009 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center located at 501 Elizabeth Street SE (Elizabeth Street and Southern Avenue SE).

East Gateway sector Development Plan

Cover - Section 1 [456KB, pdf]

Section 2 [155 KB, pdf]

Section 3 [172 KB, pdf]

Section 4 [1.29 MB, pdf]

Section 5 [5.24 MB, pdf]

Section 6 [807 KB, pdf]

Section 7 [187 KB, pdf]

Section 8 [1.42 MB, pdf]

Section 9 [165 KB, pdf]

Section 10 [230 KB, pdf]

 

Appendices

Introduction [110 KB, pdf]

African Refugees [42.4 KB, pdf]

Public Comments on Transportation Proposals [88.1 KB, pdf]

Singing Arrow Input [103 KB, pdf]

East Gateway Real Estate Summary [611 KB, pdf]

Central Avenue [227 KB, pdf]

Tijeras Arroyo Bio-Zone Ownership Categories [2 MB, pdf]

Letter to Community Residents - 02-06-09 Plan Update [81.0 kb, pdf]

Location Map East Gateway

• Power Point Presentation, East Gateway Sector Development Plan Meeting - November 20, 2008

• Singing Arrow Neighborhood Analysis

SECTOR DEVELOPMENT PLAN DRAFT CONTENTS:

The East Gateway Sector Development Plan will include an analysis of area issues and assets, a community vision and goals, a market study, and a strategy to integrate land use, transportation and economic development. Planning strategies may include proposals to improve economic viability, land use regulations and site design standards for properties along selected area corridors, a transportation plan, public right-of-way design proposals that support driving, bicycling, and walking, and public project proposals.

PLANNING TIMELINE and EVENTS:

A first draft of the East Gateway Sector Development Plan is ready for public review.

If the plan requires only minimal changes, a final draft should be ready for review by the public and the Environmental Planning Commission in mid-autumn 2009.

MAJOR PLANNING EVENTS TO-DATE:

1. August 2007 Project Scoping meetings, interviews, and focus groups at Singing Arrow Community Center and Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center

2. May 2008 Planning Kick-off Meeting at Manzano Mesa Multi-Generational Center

3. August 2008 three-day Planning Workshop at Four Hills Country Club

4. November 2008 Workshop Report Review held at East Gate Church

5. Winter and Spring 2009 meetings with neighborhoods and other groups.

REPORTS:

August 2008 Workshop Summary (published November 2008)

East Gateway Market Analysis (published August 2008)

East Gateway Sector Development Plan Kick-off Meeting Report (published August 2008)

Initiating the Albuquerque East Gateway Sector Development Plan - Scoping Report

(published August 2007)

The Planning Team:

The planning team was formed to address community issues identified during a series of meetings held with over 160 people from East Gateway on August 7-8, 2007.

The team consists of Paula Donahue (City of Albuquerque Planning Department and three consultant firms: Architectural Research Consultants Incorporated (ARC), Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin, and Robert Charles Lesser and Company (RCLCO).