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Council approves four appointments including Larry Acevedo to Planning & Zoning

Village of Corrales Governing Body · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The Corrales Village Council approved four appointments and reappointments on July 23, including appointing Larry Acevedo to the Planning & Zoning Commission and reappointing two members of the Bike & Pedestrian Advisory Commission; each nominee answered council questions before unanimous approval.

Mayor Fred Hashimoto opened the meeting's appointment segment by introducing the first nominee, Larry Acevedo, for the Planning & Zoning Commission and asking him to address the council.

Acevedo said the commission should evaluate land-use applications using the village ordinances that implement the comprehensive plan, and recommended taking ordinances as the operative rules while suggesting the council and mayor decide when ordinances or the plan need amendment. "The ordinances in principle support the comprehensive plan, but there's nothing in the comprehensive plan that says 'thou shalt do this,'" Acevedo said, describing how he would rely on applicable ordinances in his work.

Councilors asked how he would handle conflicts between the comprehensive plan and existing ordinances; Acevedo said the commission's role is to evaluate and recommend changes as needed. Councilor Murray moved to approve Acevedo and the motion was seconded; the council voted to confirm him.

The council next approved Michelle for the Bosque Advisory Commission and reappointed Jeff Radford and Dayton Voorhees to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission. Each nominee answered brief questions from councilors about their experience and priorities before votes carried.

Procedurally, the meetings recorded each motion and second on the record: Councilor Murray moved to approve Acevedo, with a recorded second; other appointments followed with similar motions and unanimous or majority support. The approvals are recorded in the council minutes for July 23, 2026.