Planning Commission

10-a. Presentations on Governmental Ethics and Procedure by Assistant City Attorney Rebecca Mnuk-Herrmann ramnukherrmann@santafenm.gov

11-a. CONSIDERATION OF BILL NO. 2024-17. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 2025 (Mayor Alan Webber and Councilor Jamie Cassutt)A Bill Repealing and Replacing SFCC 1987 Chapter 14 ("Land Development Code"); Clarifying and Consolidating Various References to Code Violations Into One Violations Section; Specifying that the Applicant or the Property Owner Have the Burden of Proof for Establishing Legal Non-Conformities; Reducing the Early Neighborhood Notification Requirement For City Capital Improvement Projects To Those Exceeding Two Hundred And Fifty Thousand Dollars; Renaming "Special Use Permit" To "Conditional Use Permit"; Removing Historic District Review Board's ("HDRB") Authority To Recommend Personal Property Acquisitions; Requiring Archaeologists To Hold A New Mexico State Burial Excavation Permit For Certain Work; Removing Waivers Of Qualifications For Archaeologists By Archaeological Review Committee; Increasing Permitted Building Heights For Residential Districts And Non-Residential Development; Establishing Densities And Height By Right For Certain Residential Zones Exceeding Ten Units Per Acre; Creating A Parks And Open Space Zoning District; Permitting Additional Flexibility For Certain Structures And Situations Regarding Setbacks; Eliminating Residential Suite Hotel/Motel And Ecological Resource Protection Overlay Zoning Districts; Reducing The Length At Which An Archaeological Clearance Permit Is Required For Sewer And Utility Main Construction; Removing Alcohol Sale Regulations In The Airport Road Overlay; Identifying A Strategy To Review And Approve Land Uses Not Specifically Listed In The "Summary Table Of Allowed Uses"; Clarifying That Duplexes, Triplexes, Townhomes, And Residential Complexes Are Permitted Uses; Creating Use Categories And Subcategories And Reorganizing Some Existing Uses Into New Categories Within The Table Of Allowed Uses; Requiring Trees To Be Integrated Into Stormwater Infrastructure In The Airport Road Overlay District; Removing Certain Prohibitions For Vehicle Parking At Residences; Allowing Accessory Dwelling Units To Be The Maximum Allowable Height Of The Zoning District; Establishing Design And Dimensional Standards For Residential Compound Development; Regulating In-Ground And Above-Ground Pools; Regulating Agricultural Home Occupations; Reassigning The Use, "Laboratory, Research, Or Testing" From Industrial To Commercial; Regulating Outdoor Dining; Updating Telecommunication Facilities Code To Be Consistent With Federal Standards; Establishing New Subdistrict Regulations In The Historic District Overlays; Specifying Primary Facades For Significant Structures And The Strategy For Identifying Primary Facades On Contributing Structures; Updating Definitions For Facade And Elevation; Prohibiting Enclosure Of Existing Porches And Portals On Primary Facades Of Contributing Structures; Requiring Window Depth And Other Characteristics Of Windows And Doors Be Preserved In Historic Districts; Increasing Affordability Incentives, Including Administrative Review And Density Bonuses; Specifying That Open Space Requirements In The C-2 District Are Per Dwelling Unit; Expanding Options To Reduce On-Site Parking And Exempting The Business Capital District From Parking Requirements In Table 7-4; Reducing Required Off-Street Parking Spaces; Requiring Electric Vehicle Charging Stations For All New Developments; Distinguishing Parking Regulations Applicable To Bicycles From Those Applicable To Vehicles, And Requiring Long-Term Bicycle Storage And Parking; Eliminating Content-Based Sign Restrictions; Imposing A Variety Of New Regulations Protecting The City's Terrain And Stormwater Management; Imposing New Landscaping Standards For Plants And Trees; Eliminating Allowance For High-And Low-Pressure Sodium Lamps And Mercury Vapor, Adding Led As The Permitted Lamp Type, And Decreasing The Permitted Incandescent Watts From 160 To 150; Sunsetting The Business Capitol District Design Review Committee And Long Range Planning Subcommittee; Defining Numerous Terms; Imbedding Graphical Depictions Of Processes; And Making Non-Substantive Chapter Organizational Changes.

11-b. Case #2025 – 11164. 1372 Boylan Lane, 2743 Boylan Circle, and 2745 Boylan Circle, General Plan Amendment.

11-d. Case #2024-9320. 7205 Plaza Central Development Plan.