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Planning and Zoning Commission reviews draft municipal-use zone for village-owned properties
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission held a working session to review an August 27, 2024 draft municipal-use zoning district intended to clarify permitted uses for village-owned parcels; commissioners raised questions about whether the zone would substitute existing zoning, surplus‑land policy, maintenance responsibilities and public review steps.
The Planning and Zoning Commission of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque met in a working session to review a draft municipal‑use zoning district intended to govern village‑owned properties. Staff presented an August 27, 2024 draft and showed photos of Village properties to illustrate typical uses such as the fire station, Fourth Street parking and open space.
Planning and Zoning Director Hill told commissioners the draft (changes shown in green) aims to capture essential public uses and urged an iterative review process rather than immediate action. "This is a project I think every community needs to take on," Hill said, framing the draft as a tool to clarify government functions on Village land.
Commissioners focused on how the municipal‑use zone would apply.…
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