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IDO Annual Update 2023 - Council Memo - Landscaping Applicability

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 14-16-5-6(B).

  • 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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Jim Price Nov 25 2023 at 12:07PM on page 1

This verbage is confusing. I think it means to create more landscaping by lowering the threshold required. Clarification is needed.

donna griffin Nov 5 2023 at 5:13PM on page 1

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I agree completely with this expansion of the applicability of landscaping requirements to smaller parking lots and buildings. Anything to lessen the urban heat island. Just to note - I did find the language in the purpose stating the change would "reduce the applicability" to be completely misleading.
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