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Information about Special Flood Hazard Areas in the City and its surrounding areas.
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Standards and guidelines that apply in Historic Protection Overlay Zones
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Pre-application Reviews are available weekly to help customers before they apply for potential development.
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Once an application has been submitted, facilitated meetings can be requested and required before an application can be decided.
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Information about regulations and forms for wireless telecommunications facilities (WTFs).
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The Comprehensive City Zoning Code was effective until May 16, 2018. It has been replaced by the Integrated Development Ordinance.
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This page contains contact information for the most requested sections in the Code Enforcement Division.
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The City of Albuquerque launches Express Permits for certain minor permits.
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A PDF of APD Non-Concurrence Memo CPC 126-25
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Below find answers to your Building Safety questions.
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Link to the Get Certified ABQ website.
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Building inspections are required during the construction process, and after permits are issued to ensure compliance with approved plans and ordinances.
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The Building Safety Division of the Planning Department for the City of Albuquerque is comprised of six different sections. Each section plays a vital role in making sure the new buildings, alterations, and additions of the City comply with the 2024 Uniform Administrative Code.
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Learn more about Historic Protection Overlay zones in Albuquerque.
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Learn more about the phasing out of the Development Review Board.
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Report a residential missed trash pick-up via the form below or call 311.
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The Planning Department compiles information for appeals of land use decisions that are heard by the Land Use Hearing Officer (LUHO), who makes a recommendation to City Council. Ultimately, appeals are decided by the City Council. These are appeals filed in 2022.
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The Planning Department compiles information for appeals of land use decisions that are heard by the Land Use Hearing Officer (LUHO), who makes a recommendation to City Council. Ultimately, appeals are decided by the City Council. These are appeals filed in 2021.
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The Planning Department compiles information for appeals of land use decisions that are heard by the Land Use Hearing Officer (LUHO), who makes a recommendation to City Council. Ultimately, appeals are decided by the City Council. These are appeals filed in 2020.
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The Planning Department compiles information for appeals of land use decisions that are heard by the Land Use Hearing Officer (LUHO), who makes a recommendation to City Council. Ultimately, appeals are decided by the City Council. These are appeals filed in 2023.