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Hearing on appeal of proposed Marriott in Santa Fe moved to June 24
Summary
Staff told the Planning Commission an appeal was filed against the commission’s February approval of the Titan Development Marriott Hotel (case 2025-11380) and said the governing‑body hearing will be rescheduled from June 10 to June 24 due to counsel availability and statutory notice requirements.
Staff informed the commission that an appeal has been filed against the Planning Commission’s February 5, 2026 approval of Titan Development’s Marriott Hotel development plan.
"There has been an appeal filed...case number 2025‑11380," Jess (staff) told commissioners and said the appeal was intended for the governing body but must be rescheduled because the developer’s attorney is unavailable on the previously planned date. Staff said appellants are required to provide 15‑day notice, so the hearing cannot legally be placed on the next available governing body meeting; instead both parties agreed to move the hearing to June 24.
What staff said: the appeal was placed on the governing body calendar but pushed back to comply with notice rules and counsel availability. No vote or new evidentiary record was taken at the study session; the item was announced as an administrative scheduling update.
Context: commissioners previously approved the development plan on Feb. 5, 2026; the appeal directs the matter to the governing body for a conformity review. Staff did not provide details of the appellants’ grounds at this meeting and said the scheduling change was procedural.
What’s next: staff will place the appeal on the governing body agenda for June 24, issue required notices, and notify parties when the hearing materials are posted.
