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 The following items will be on the City Council Agenda of Wednesday, September 9, 2026. This is not a final list and there may be items on the final published agenda that are not listed here. The final agenda will be published on this webpage and in the Council’s Legislative Information Portal (Legistar) on Friday, September 4, 2026.

EC-26-175 The 2025 Downtown Albuquerque Parking Study

EC-26-190 Lease Agreement between CLNKids (Cuidando Los Ninos) and the City of Albuquerque for Office Space at the John Marshall Health and Social Service Center at 1500 Walter SE

EC-26-191 First Amendment to Rental Car Concession and Lease Agreement with Avis Budget Rental Group, Enterprise, Alamo, National, Hertz and SIXT

EC-26-192 Mayors Recommendation of Award for Street Outreach Housing Services

EC-26-199 Approving the submission of an FY27 New Mexico MainStreet Capital Outlay request

EC-26-200 Lease Agreement between New Mexico Solutions and the City of Albuquerque at 5400 Gibson Blvd SE

EC-26-201 Small Properties Disposal Program - Development and Disposition Agreement with PIRU Group, LLC for Lots 13, 14, 15 & 16, Block 3, Homestead/Gardenspot Addition at 1016 3rd St. NW

EC-26-208 Mayor's appointment of Trula M. Howe to the Environmental Planning Commission

EC-26-209 Final Objectives Report for Fiscal Year 2026

EC-26-213 Revenue & Expense Report for Third Quarter Fiscal Year 2026

EC-26-214 Approval and authorization of the grant application to FEMA from the Albuquerque Fire Rescue Department

EC-26-215 Filing Application for FY26 Defense Community Infrastructure Program Grant

EC-26-216 Q4 FY26 ABQ RIDE Quarterly Security Report with APD, ACS, and Metro Security Data

EC-26-217 Fast Housing Program Report

EC-26-219 Mayor's appointment of Clarice Honahnie to the Commission on American Indian and Alaska Native Affairs

EC-26-220 Mayor's appointment of Ms. Traci M. Pepper to the ABQ Volunteers Advisory Board

EC-26-221 Mayor's appointment of Ms. Destiny L. Smith to the ABQ Volunteers Advisory Board

EC-26-223 Appointment of Joshua D. Boone to the position of City Attorney

OC-26-15 CPOA C/S R-25-153 FY26 One Year Objectives Wrap up

O-26-43 Creating A New Article In Chapter 2 Of The City Of Albuquerque Code Of Ordinances, To Be Known As The “Artificial Intelligence Ordinance” (Fiebelkorn and Champine)

O-26-44 C/S Adopting A New Part In Chapter 2, Article 6 Of The Revised City Of Albuquerque Code Of Ordinances, To Create The “Emerging Technology Advisory Board” (Fiebelkorn, Champine)

O-26-45 Amending Section 5-5-9 Of The Public Purchases Ordinance To Update The General Procurement Requirements And Require All Purchases To Comply With The City’s Rules And Policies Governing Artificial Intelligence (Fiebelkorn and Champine)

O-26-46 Amending Section 9-10-1-10 Of The Municipal Solid Waste Ordinance, To Require All Multiple-Family Dwellings To Provide Recycling Service And Make Recycling Physically Available To Residents; And Adopting A New Section 9-10-1-13, Titled “Recycling At City-Owned And City-Operated Buildings,” To Require Recycling Service At All City-Owned And City-Operated Buildings (Fiebelkorn)

O-26-47 Regulating Public Rights Of Way Excavation And Barricading For Fiber Infrastructure Purposes (Champine)

O-26-48 Amending ROA 1994, Chapter 12, Article 1, Section 4 “Definitions” To Align With State Statute (Peña)

O-26-49 Creating The “Virtual Currency Ordinance;” Prohibiting Virtual Currency Automatic Teller Machines And Cashier-Facilitated Virtual Currency Transactions In The City Of Albuquerque (Telles, Fiebelkorn)

O-26-55 Amending The Complete Streets Ordinance, Chapter 6, Article 5, Part 6 Of The Revised Ordinances Of Albuquerque 1994 To Require That The City Consider Quick Build Safety Treatments When Planning Road Construction, Resurfacing, Reconstruction Of Sidewalks, Or Restriping Projects On City Streets (Fiebelkorn, Rogers)

R-26-51 Directing The City Administration To Utilize State Capital Outlay Funding Associated With Project No. 24-I2699 For The Cottages At 161 Chama Affordable Housing Development And To Facilitate The Determination That StreetVision Housing Strategies Is A Qualifying Grantee (Grout, Rogers)

AC-26-06 Jolynn Maestas (“Appellant”) appeals the Zoning Hearing Examiner’s decision to Approve a Permit - Wall/Fence - Major on the front property line for the property located at 637 Solar Rd NW, zoned R-1

AC-26-07 The Yale Village Neighborhood Association and D. Love’s Restaurants, LLC, (“Appellant”) appeals the Zoning Hearing Examiner’s decision to APPROVE a Conditional Use for an Overnight Shelter for the property located at 2300 Yale Blvd SE, zoned NR-LM

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