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Planning board approves preliminary and final plat to realign 15th Street Southeast

City of Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Board · February 11, 2025
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Summary

The Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Board approved a preliminary and final plat to reconfigure 15th Street Southeast, consolidating four lots, dedicating a 50-foot right-of-way and relocating public utility easements to align the road with the Unit 10 area plan.

The City of Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Board approved a preliminary and final plat to reconfigure 15th Street Southeast, consolidating four lots into two tracts and dedicating a 50-foot right-of-way to bring the roadway into alignment with the Unit 10 specific area plan and the MRCOG long-range roadway map. Liz Luis Carlos, planner for the City of Rio Rancho, described the proposal as a right-of-way realignment that relocates public utility easements and connects existing segments of 15th Street Southeast north and south of West Side Boulevard.

The plat covers the lots legally described in the staff report and would reclassify the affected roadway segment in local planning maps. "The plat reflects the intended 50 foot right of way, to be named 15th Street Southeast," Liz Luis Carlos said during the staff presentation. Staff recommended approval with findings and conditions.

A board member moved to approve the preliminary and final plat as presented; during discussion one member said they needed to recuse themselves because the project lies in their backyard. After the recusal the board conducted a roll call and approved the motion. The roll call in the transcript shows affirmative votes from Commissioners Koster, Hardesty, Hankins, Chairman Radosevich, Commissioner Gavaldon and Commissioner Tortorici; the chair announced the motion passed.

The approval allows the city to proceed with the administrative steps required to record the plat, dedicate the right-of-way and adjust public utility easements according to the findings and conditions adopted by the board. The board did not specify a timeline for recording in the meeting minutes.