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Grant from the National Recreation and Parks Association helps teen employees become coaches and mentors for younger children in City programs
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View the Community Policing Council webinar recording for the six area commands (SW, FH, NE, NW, SE/Unv, VA)
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ART is a free bus system providing fast, reliable service along historic Route 66.
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Learn more about the Urban Design & Development division of the Planning Department.
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These Area & Sector Development Plans are included in the ABC Comprehensive Plan as Appendix D for reference as historical documents.
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These are links to the most-used codes, standards, and regulations for the Planning Department.
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Learn more about the Regulatory Planning Team in the Urban Design & Development Division of the City of Albuquerque's Planning Department.
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Learn more about the Historic Preservation Team in the Urban Design & Development Division of the City of Albuquerque's Planning Department.
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Learn more about the Current Planning Team in the Urban Design & Development Division of the City of Albuquerque's Planning Department.
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View recent and past Landmarks Commission agendas and action sheets.
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Learn more about Historic Protection Overlay zones in Albuquerque.
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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 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 2023.
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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 2024.
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The Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO) includes zoning and subdivision regulations to govern land use and development within the City of Albuquerque and establishes the City's system of planning.
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Forms and other documents needed when submitting applications to the Environmental Planning Commission.
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Find answers to the most frequently asked questions for the Urban Design and Development Division.