Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Larry Lawrence Worstell’s organization
Oct 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Planning Commission Planning Commission Meeting
The meeting addressed the administration of the oath of office for commissioners to ensure legal compliance. Discussions occurred regarding inaccuracies in the previous meeting minutes, resulting in a motion to correct them. The primary presentation focused on Santa Fe transportation services, covering the current fleet, transit types, staffing shortages, and how transit connectivity is integrated into land use and future development planning.
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The committee discussed implementing a new process for vetting legislation within standing committees to increase transparency and public engagement. Key topics included the potential for setting term limits for resident advisory boards, a review of committee structures, and the identification of non-functional committees that should be removed from the books. Members also analyzed the effectiveness of various commissions, such as the airport advisory board and the Parks and Recreation advisory committee, to clarify their roles and purpose.
Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Historic Districts Review Board Hearing
The Board convened to address several administrative and property-related matters. Key actions included the introduction of the new historic preservation manager and the approval of the 2027 board calendar. The Board also reviewed specific property cases, including granting status as a contributing structure and designating the primary facade for the property at 713 Dunlap Street, and conducted a status review for the property at 1545 Canyon Road.
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Quality Of Life Committee Meeting
The Committee discussed the establishment and operational model of the Santa Fe Opportunity Center, a collaborative project involving United Way and Goodwill Industries. The discussion focused on a one-stop-shop model to connect residents with employment services, financial literacy resources, and other community support. The committee reviewed a presentation on the 'Alice' data regarding financial hardship in New Mexico, outlined the role of volunteer financial coaching, and explored the flexible, shared-space approach for service providers in the center. Finally, the meeting included public comment regarding local advocacy efforts.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
