Loretta Tolbert

The hearing addressed a request by the Nuisance Abatement Officer for authorization to enter and remove nuisances from an unplatted property located on Pajarito Mesa. The proposal included a recommendation for approval to be forwarded to the Bernalillo County Commission.

The board discussed the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act Regional Plan, specifically regarding SB3 early access funds and the submission of regional plans. A vote was held to appoint a new Hospital/Health System representative. Updates were provided on the opioid settlement funds, joint procurement contracts with the City of Albuquerque, and the reposting of a capital outlay project. Additionally, the board planned the development of the annual workplan for the upcoming fiscal year and received updates on state health committee meetings.

The County Planning Commission meeting was held to review planning and development items managed by the Planning & Development Services department.

This plan outlines a roadmap for the long-term, future development of the Mountain View community in Bernalillo County. It focuses on guiding land use and zoning to preserve rural character and promote sustainable mixed-use development, while improving multimodal transportation and pedestrian safety. The plan also addresses the expansion of utilities and infrastructure, fostering affordable and inclusive housing with enhanced public spaces, and boosting economic development through a vibrant mixed-use town center and clean industries. A core objective is ensuring environmental sustainability by mitigating pollution, implementing green infrastructure, and protecting natural resources to improve overall quality of life.

The Mountain View Sector Development Plan serves as a community-driven roadmap for future development, public investment, and neighborhood improvement within Bernalillo County. It aims to guide growth while preserving Mountain View's rural character, supporting local businesses, and enhancing residents' quality of life. Key strategic pillars include implementing zoning tools to reconcile residential and industrial land uses, expanding context-sensitive and affordable housing options, and fostering mixed-use opportunities to integrate living and commercial spaces. The plan also focuses on creating a robust transportation network for all users, providing comprehensive community resources and amenities, and safeguarding natural resources through environmental sustainability practices, ultimately positioning Mountain View as a thriving employment hub and a resilient community with access to high-quality outdoor recreation, clean air, and clean water.