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IDO Annual Update 2023 - Council Memo - Cottage Development

These amendments and comments will be reviewed by the EPC at a hearing on December 14, 2023

This memo from Councilor Benton and Councilor Fiebelkorn proposes amendments to IDO Subsection 14-16-4-3(B)(4).

  • See other proposed Citywide amendments.  
  • Send written comments to abctoz@cabq.gov for consideration at future hearings.
  • Review staff responses, other emailed comments, and hearing details (including Zoom link) on this EPC webpage.
  • Planning staff held an open house in November to answer questions. See details here.
  • Planning staff held 2 trainings in October to review these items. See meeting materials here. 
  • Planning staff held 2 general trainings on the IDO in September. See meeting materials here.
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Merideth Paxton Nov 24 2023 at 11:41AM on page 1

The front porch requirement seems arbitrary. This overall approach should never be used for “urban infill” in existing neighborhoods because it undermines the incentives for maintaining lower density homes near urban centers.
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Patrick Martin Nov 17 2023 at 1:02PM on page 1

I like it, who cares if a casita is fully separated or not?
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Michelle Negrette Oct 27 2023 at 11:41AM on page 1

I would like to see the minimum size for cottage development reduced. At two acres, this development type is only feasibly in new developments and/or on large tracts in rural areas. The development type is appropriate for urban infill and has precedent in the bungalow courts found throughout the west. We have an example of this form near Menaul and Broadway. Limits could be placed (4-5 units) depending for smaller lots, but due to open space and setback requirements, this would typically be self limiting. This form could also be limited to single story on smaller lots if deemed to intense.
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Patricia Willson Oct 25 2023 at 4:03PM on page 1

As Councilor Benton has told me more than once; you can't legislate good design.
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Patricia Willson Oct 25 2023 at 4:03PM on page 1

Architectural design guidelines don't belong in the zoning code.
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