Farmington, NM

Community Relations Commission

Planning & Zoning

The Farmington Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a regular meeting on August 27, 2026, to discuss and possibly take action on updates to the Unified Development Code's sign regulations (Sec. 5.8). The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes and public comment. No formal action will be taken on public comments.

• Discussion/Possible Action on UDC Sign Code (Sec. 5.8) updates
• Approval of minutes from August 13, 2026 P&Z meeting
• Business from the floor (public comments, limited to 3 minutes)

MPO Policy Committee

The Farmington MPO Policy Committee will consider approving Amendment #12 to the FFY2024-2029 Transportation Improvement Program, which removes the Broadway Signalization Improvements project (F100490). The committee will hold a public hearing and vote on the amendment and its self-certification. Members will also discuss cattle guard maintenance policies in New Mexico.

• Approve minutes from June 25, 2026 Technical Committee meeting
• Public hearing and vote on TIP Amendment #12 removing Broadway Signalization Improvements (F100490)
• Discussion of NMDOT cattle guard maintenance policy and New Mexico's 'Fence Out' law
• Updates from NMDOT Planning Bureau and District 5

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission is meeting to approve minutes, hear a presentation from the Recreation Division, and receive informational updates from department directors. No new or old business is listed, and no formal action is expected on public comments.

• Approval of July 16, 2026 meeting minutes
• Recreation Division presentation by Grant Hill
• Updates from Parks and Recreation Director Natalie Spruell
• Updates from Cultural Affairs Director Christa Chapman

Library Board

The Farmington Public Library Advisory Board will hold its regular meeting, primarily to vote on the annual chair and co-chair positions. The board will also approve the minutes from the June 16, 2026 meeting and receive the Library Director's report. Upcoming library events will be discussed as information items.

• Annual Chair and Co-Chair vote
• Approval of June 16, 2026 minutes
• Library Director's Report
• FPL Book Sale August 29 - September 2
• Author Anne Hillerman event September 22 at 6pm

Planning & Zoning

The Farmington Planning & Zoning Commission will consider two petitions: final plat approval for the 6-lot Big Squares subdivision and a zone change for 673 W Arrington St. from Central Business to Mixed Use. The commission may also enter closed session to discuss these petitions. Public comments are limited to items not on the agenda.

• Final Plat approval for Big Squares Subdivision (6 lots, 11.99 acres) by Assaf Rezoni
• Zone change from CB to MU at 673 W Arrington St. by CEC Homes Cameron Tea
• Closed session authorized under NMSA 1978 10-15-1(H)(3) for petitions FP 26-51 and ZC 26-53
• Public comments limited to 3 minutes for non-agenda items

MPO Technical Committee

The Farmington MPO Technical Committee will review and consider recommending approval of Amendment #12 to the FFY2024-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), which removes the Broadway Signalization Improvements project (F100490). The committee will hold a public hearing on the amendment and consider a self-certification. Additionally, staff will present an informational discussion on cattle guard maintenance policy in New Mexico. The meeting also includes routine items such as approving prior minutes and receiving project updates from member entities.

• Public hearing and vote on TIP Amendment #12 removing Broadway Signalization Improvements (F100490)
• Discussion of cattle guard maintenance policy in New Mexico (information item)
• Approval of minutes from May 13, 2026 Technical Committee meeting
• Entity project updates, including East Aztec Arterial Phase II and US 550 pavement rehab
• Reports from NMDOT Planning Bureau and District 5

Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission

The Farmington Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission is meeting to approve minutes, receive updates from subcommittees and city staff, and review MRA incentive applications with a possible recommendation to the City Council. Public comments are limited to items not on the agenda, and no formal action will be taken on those comments.

• Approval of June 16, 2026 regular meeting minutes
• Review of MRA incentive application(s) and possible recommendation to council
• Updates from Economic Development, Planning, and Administration staff
• Mainstreet Advisory Board business update
• Subcommittee updates

Public Utility Commission

The Public Utility Commission will hold a regular meeting to review quarterly financial statements for the electric, water, and wastewater utilities, along with operations and capital improvement project updates. The agenda includes reports from staff on financial performance, operations, and CIP status. No votes on substantive policy items are listed; the meeting is primarily informational.

• Quarterly financial reports for electric, water, and wastewater utilities
• Water/wastewater operations report for June 2026
• Water/wastewater capital improvement project update
• Director's report on utility activities
• Approval of July 8, 2026 meeting minutes

City Council

The Farmington City Council will vote on consent agenda items including a $100,370.77 transformer bid, a resolution supporting the Local Government Road Fund for the Municipal Drive Reconstruction Project, and approval of warrants. New business includes a sanitation fee ordinance and closed session discussions on engineering and legal services proposals, followed by potential awards to Molzen-Corbin & Associates and two legal firms.

• Award $100,370.77 transformer bid to Border States Electric Supply, reject five non-responsive bids
• Adopt Resolution 2026-2056 supporting Local Government Road Fund for Municipal Drive Reconstruction (Navajo Street to Reilly Drive)
• Ordinance 2026-1387 amending sanitation service charges for residential and commercial customers
• Award engineering services proposal to Molzen-Corbin & Associates for airport project
• Award legal services proposals to two firms after Resident Business preference

Airport Advisory Commission

The Farmington Airport Advisory Commission will meet to approve prior minutes, hear the airport manager's report, and propose and rank Airport Improvement Program (AIP) projects. Public comments are limited to three minutes for items not on the agenda. The agenda is otherwise routine, with no specific dollar amounts or project names listed for the AIP discussion.

• Proposal and ranking of AIP projects
• Approval of minutes from July 14, 2026 meeting
• Airport Manager's Report
• Public comments limited to 3 minutes for non-agenda items

Community Relations Commission

The Farmington Community Relations Commission will hold a routine meeting on August 6, 2026, at 4:00 P.M. in the Executive Conference Room. The body will approve the July 2, 2026 minutes and receive updates from city staff, including the police department. No formal decisions are scheduled beyond procedural actions.

City Council

The City Council will meet to adopt the official final budget for Fiscal Year 2027 and the 2026 CDBG Annual Action Plan. The body will also consider zoning changes and a proposed ordinance regarding sanitation service charges.

• Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2027 final budget
• Zone change request for vehicle rental business at 3301 East Main Street
• Zone change request for business and residential structure at 311 North Auburn Avenue
• Public hearing and adoption of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) 2026 Annual Action Plan
• Discussion on amending Section 23-2-7 of the City Code for residential and commercial sanitation charges

The City Council unanimously approved the Liquor Hearing Officer's recommendation to deny the transfer of Dispenser Liquor License No. DIS-000077 from The Bull Market, LLC to Maverik, Inc. for a location at 2701 West Main Street. The decision was based on public safety concerns related to the street inebriate population and crime data showing increases near the proposed location. The Council also approved the FY2027 final budget, the CDBG 2026 Annual Action Plan, and several other resolutions and appointments.

• Denied liquor license transfer to Maverik #0467 at 2701 West Main St (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2026-2054 adopting FY2027 final budget (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-2051 for CDBG 2026 Annual Action Plan, $434,546 allocation (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-2053 for FY26 final quarter financial report (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-2052 celebrating 125 years of Farmington (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-2055 establishing regular meeting days/times (4-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including PERA contribution pickup and two zone changes (4-0)
• Appointed Thomas Aurnhammer to Administrative Review Board; reappointed Karen Ellsbury and Dorothy Nobis to Lodgers' Tax Advisory Board

Citizen Police Advisory Committee

The committee will receive reports from Police Chief Steve Hebbe and Internal Affairs. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss Internal Affairs case reviews.

• Approval of May 19, 2026 minutes
• Police Chief Steve Hebbe's report
• Internal Affairs Monthly Report
• Closed meeting for Internal Affairs Case Review

City Council

The Farmington City Council will hold a work session to review a pilot program proposal for a DWI jail-based treatment facility. The session is informational, with no formal action requested.

• Presentation on DWI jail-based treatment facility pilot program
• Information-only pilot program for Municipal Court non-DWI offenders

The City Council held a work session and heard a presentation on a pilot program to use the DWI jail-based treatment facility for up to five non-DWI municipal court offenders, with a layered approach to address street inebriates. Mayor Duckett announced full support for implementing protective custody, but no formal action was taken. The council also discussed a potential letter of support for a gasoline pricing investigation, but no decision was made. The meeting adjourned without any formal votes or resolutions.

• Heard presentation on pilot program for non-DWI offenders at DWI treatment facility (no vote)
• Mayor Duckett expressed support for protective custody implementation (no action taken)
• Discussed possible letter of support for gasoline pricing investigation (no decision)
• Adjourned meeting at 10:47 a.m. (unanimous voice vote)

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

The commission will review the June 18, 2026, meeting minutes and receive a presentation from Martha Roberts of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Department updates will be provided by the Parks and Recreation Director and the Cultural Affairs Director.

• Approval of June 18, 2026, meeting minutes
• Daughters of the American Revolution presentation by Martha Roberts
• Parks and Recreation Department update from Natalie Spruell
• Cultural Affairs Department update from Christa Chapman

The Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission approved a motion to recommend support for installing a commemorative plaque at the All Veterans Memorial in Berg Park, honoring Revolutionary War veterans. The commission also approved the June 18, 2026 minutes. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included reports and discussion on tennis courts, the Connie Mack World Series, and other department updates.

• Approved June 18, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to recommend support for DAR plaque at All Veterans Memorial (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review two petitions for zone changes. These items are scheduled for further action by the City Council on July 28, 2026.

• Petition ZC 26-44: Request to change zoning from Industrial (IND) to General Commercial (GC) at 3301 E Main Street for vehicle rentals
• Petition ZC 26-47: Request to change zoning from Local Neighborhood Commercial (LNC) to Mixed Use (MU) at 311 N Auburn Ave

The Planning & Zoning Commission voted 7-0 to recommend approval of two zone changes. The first, Petition ZC 26-44, changes 3301 E Main Street from Industrial to General Commercial for a vehicle rental use. The second, Petition ZC 26-47, changes 311 N Auburn Ave from Local Neighborhood Commercial to Mixed Use, with a condition adding a Residential Preservation Overlay. Both recommendations go to the City Council for final action.

• Approved recommendation for zone change at 3301 E Main St from Industrial to General Commercial (7-0)
• Approved recommendation for zone change at 311 N Auburn Ave from Local Neighborhood Commercial to Mixed Use (7-0)
• Added condition to apply Residential Preservation Overlay to 311 N Auburn Ave per UDC Section 4.4
• Approved minutes of June 25, 2026 meeting (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will review a presentation regarding the proposed Fiscal Year 2027 budget. The agenda also includes several consent items such as grant approvals for domestic violence advocacy and resolutions for the Municipal Drive Reconstruction Project.

• $41,936 STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant for advocacy services
• $41,936 STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant (Subgrant #2027-WEF-432)
• Municipal Drive Reconstruction Project (Navajo Street to Reilly Drive) resolutions
• Zone change petition for 906 Walnut Drive from General Commercial to Mixed Use
• Proposed ordinance amending residential and commercial sanitation service charges

The City Council adopted a franchise agreement with Comcast of New Mexico/Pennsylvania, LLC. Council also approved over $21 million in warrants and two grants for domestic violence advocacy services. Staff was directed to publish a notice of intent regarding new sanitation service charges.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 2026-1386 authorizing a franchise agreement with Comcast of New Mexico/Pennsylvania, LLC (4-0)
• Approved $21,970,526.34 in warrants payable for June 7 to July 11, 2026 (4-0)
• Approved two Stop Violence Against Women formula grants of $41,936 each for advocacy services (4-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-2048 and No. 2026-2049 for Municipal Drive Reconstruction Project road funding (4-0)
• Approved zone change Petition No. ZC 26-42 for 906 Walnut Drive from General Commercial to Mixed Use (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved notice of intent to adopt an ordinance establishing residential and commercial sanitation service charges (4-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from June 9, June 16, and June 23, 2026 (4-0)

Airport Advisory Commission

The Airport Advisory Commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and schedule the annual airport onsite project review. The agenda also includes a report from the Airport Manager.

• Approval of June 9, 2026, meeting minutes
• Scheduling of Annual Airport Onsite Project Review

The Airport Advisory Commission voted 5-0 to approve the agenda, minutes, and the 2026 Open Meeting Resolution. The commission rejected a previous resolution regarding Hangar 13 boundary lines after discussion, citing that the reason for the lines had been removed. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved May 12, 2026 agenda (5-0)
• Approved April 14, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Approved 2026 Open Meeting Resolution (5-0)
• Rejected previous Hangar 13 boundary-line resolution (no objections)

Administrative Review Board

The Administrative Review Board will discuss and possibly decide on Petition ARB 26-38, a request for a variance to the Unified Development Code to allow a 50-foot-tall freestanding sign (maximum 25 feet allowed) and an increase in fuel price sign area to 84 square feet (maximum 16 square feet allowed) at 5610 Bloomfield Hwy. The board may also go into closed session per state law. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and public comment.

• Petition ARB 26-38: variance for a 50-foot freestanding sign at 5610 Bloomfield Hwy, exceeding the 25-foot maximum, and an increase in fuel price sign area to 84 sq ft (max 16 sq ft per sign)

Public Utility Commission

The Public Utility Commission will consider approving the June 10, 2026 meeting minutes, hear public comments, and receive reports on water/wastewater operations, capital projects, electric utility status, and a director's overview. No formal action is scheduled on these informational reports.

• Approval of June 10, 2026 meeting minutes
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker, no formal action taken)
• O&M Water/Wastewater Operations Report — Benedikte Webb
• Water/Wastewater CIP Update — Rochelle Brown
• Electric Utility Report — Sheree Wilson and Director's Report — Hank Adair

Community Relations Commission

The Community Relations Commission will meet to approve the minutes from June 4, 2026, and receive updates from subcommittees and city staff, including from the City Administration and Police Department. No new business is scheduled. The meeting is primarily procedural.

• Approval of June 4, 2026 meeting minutes
• Subcommittee updates (ongoing business)
• City staff updates from Tom Swenk (City Administration) and Chief Hebbe (Police Department)

The Community Relations Commission met and approved the June 4, 2026 minutes unanimously. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting consisted of updates from city staff and subcommittees, plus announcements about community awards and events.

• Approved June 4, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider two petitions: a zone change from General Commercial to Mixed Use at 906 Walnut Dr, and a preliminary plan approval with a zone change for a single-family residential development on 8.259 acres south of Cliffside Dr. The commission may also enter closed session to discuss these items. No other substantive actions are on the agenda.

• Petition ZC 26-42: zone change from GC to MU at 906 Walnut Dr
• Petition PP 26-43 & ZC 26-45: preliminary plan approval and zone change from Single-Family 7 to Planned Development for 8.259 acres south of Cliffside Dr
• Closed session authorized under NMSA 1978 10-15-1(H)(3) to discuss the petitions

The Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of Petition ZC 26-42, a zone change from General Commercial to Mixed Use at 906 Walnut Drive, to bring a non-conforming residence into conformity. The motion passed 8-0. Two other petitions (PP 26-43 and ZC 26-45) were tabled to a later meeting at the petitioner's and staff's request. The commission also approved the June 11, 2026 meeting minutes 8-0.

• Recommended approval of zone change ZC 26-42 (GC to MU) at 906 Walnut Drive (8-0)
• Tabled petitions PP 26-43 and ZC 26-45 to a later meeting (date to be determined)
• Approved minutes of June 11, 2026 meeting (8-0)

MPO Policy Committee

The Farmington MPO Policy Committee will review and consider approval of the proposed FFY2027‑2028 Unified Planning Work Program, which includes $294,247 in FHWA PL funds and $85,395 in FTA 5303 funds for each fiscal year. The committee will also hear a presentation on the final FMPO Title VI Plan and consider its approval. Minutes from the May 28, 2026 meeting will be approved, and NMDOT will provide updates on regional projects.

• Review and consider approval of the FFY2027‑2028 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP)
• Public hearing and consideration of approval for the final FMPO Title VI Plan
• Approve minutes from the May 28, 2026 Policy Committee meeting
• NMDOT updates on US‑550 resurfacing, US‑64 lighting project, NN36/NM‑371 intersection delay, and Hogback Rockfall Mitigation meeting
• Public comment period and adjournment

City Council

The Farmington City Council will vote on consent items including declaring vehicles surplus, setting EV charging rates ($0.99 fee + $0.30/kWh), and deferring utility expenditures as a regulatory asset. They will also consider Planning and Zoning recommendations for a 6-lot subdivision, three zone changes (medical office, multi-family, mixed-use), and a special use permit for an AT&T 100-ft monopole at 805 Municipal Drive. Discussion items include the CDBG annual action plan and a proposed franchise agreement with Comcast, with final action scheduled for July 14.

• Big Squares Subdivision preliminary plan: 6 lots on 11.99 acres at East Main and East Navajo streets
• Zone change for medical office at 407 North Auburn Avenue from MF-L to MU
• Special use permit for AT&T wireless facility: 100-ft monopole at 805 Municipal Drive with conditions
• Zone change for multi-family housing at 2301 Huntzinger Avenue from SF-7 to MF-L (max 4 units)
• Fast-charge EV rate structure: $0.99 session fee plus $0.30 per kWh

The Farmington City Council unanimously approved three items on the Consent Agenda: a declaration of surplus property, a rate structure for fast‑charge electric‑vehicle stations, and a deferral of major utility expenditures. The Council also approved five Planning and Zoning Commission petitions, adopting recommendations for a new subdivision, a medical office zone change, a wireless facility, a multi‑family housing zone change, and a mixed‑use zone change, while removing one petition from the agenda.

• Approved declaration of surplus property (4‑0 unanimous)
• Approved EV fast‑charge rate structure $0.99 base fee + $0.30/kWh (4‑0 unanimous)
• Approved deferral of major utility expenditures (4‑0 unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition PP 26‑27 for Big Squares Subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition ZC 26‑28 for medical office at 407 N Auburn Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition SUP 26‑32 for AT&T wireless facility at 805 Municipal Dr (unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition 2C 26‑37 for multi‑family housing at 2301 Huntzinger Ave (unanimous)
• Approved Planning & Zoning petition ZC 26‑39 for mixed‑use change for PROS Investments (unanimous)

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission

This is a regular meeting of the Parks, Recreation & Cultural Affairs Commission with an informational presentation on the Indian Center by Myra Newman. No new or old business items are listed. The commission will also hear departmental updates from the Parks and Recreation and Cultural Affairs directors.

• Indian Center presentation by Myra Newman (informational)
• Approval of minutes from May 21, 2026 regular meeting
• Department business updates from Parks and Recreation and Cultural Affairs directors
• No new business or old business on the agenda

The commission approved the minutes from the May 21, 2026 meeting. Staff provided reports on fiscal year closing, grant awards, and ongoing capital projects, but no new business was decided.

• Approved May 21, 2026 meeting minutes

Library Board

The Farmington Public Library Advisory Board will review and vote on approval of the 2026 Open Meetings Resolution. They will also hear the Library Director's report noting that Philana Thompson did not extend another term on the board, and discuss upcoming summer events.

• Vote on approval of 2026 Open Meetings Resolution
• Library Director's report: Philana Thompson did not extend another term
• Cottonwood Concert: Mike Blakely on June 19, 2026 at 6pm
• Summer Solstice Celebration on June 20, 2026 at 12pm
• End of Summer Foam Party on August 1, 2026 at 10am

The Farmington Public Library Advisory Board approved the minutes from the April 21, 2026 meeting and the 2026 Open Meetings Resolution, both by unanimous vote. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting included informational updates on staff and upcoming events. The next meeting will include a chair and co-chair vote.

• Approved April 21, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Open Meetings Resolution (unanimous)

Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission will receive informational presentations on The Harvest Kitchen and Food Hub by San Juan College and the 218 N. Allen MRA project by TCB Construction. The meeting also includes subcommittee updates, city staff reports from economic development, planning, and administration, and Mainstreet Advisory Board business. No formal votes are scheduled aside from minutes approval and adjournment.

• Presentation: The Harvest Kitchen and Food Hub by Jacqueline Montoya (San Juan College)
• Presentation: 218 N. Allen MRA Project by Dom Vallejos (TCB Construction)
• Subcommittee updates on ongoing redevelopment efforts
• City staff updates from Economic Development, Planning, and Administration
• Mainstreet Advisory Board business update by Karen Lupton

The Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency Commission met and approved the minutes from the April 21, 2026 regular meeting. No formal decisions were made; the meeting consisted of updates on the Arts & Cultural District, economic development projects, and planning activities, including the Harvest Food Hub Kitchen ribbon cutting and the 218 North Allen renovation. Informational presentations were given by Jacqueline Montoya of San Juan College Harvest Food Hub and Dom Vallejos of TCB Construction.

• Approved minutes of April 21, 2026 regular meeting (motion carried)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to receive a presentation on fire station location analysis, hear presentations from 18 CDBG applicants, and consider resolutions approving the eleventh revision to the FY2026 budget (increasing revenue by $1,871,638 and expenditures by $1,920,211), adopting the FY2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan, and the Bonnie Dallas Senior Center ICIP.

• Fire station location analysis presentation recommending a new station near North Sullivan/Hutton/East Main to improve coverage from 77% to 90%
• CDBG public service project presentations from 18 agencies with $195,545.70 total available ($65,181.90 CDBG + $130,363.80 general operations)
• Resolution 2026-2044: eleventh revision to FY2026 budget, revenue to $354,688,644 and expenditures to $418,118,759
• Resolution 2026-2045: adopt FY2028-2032 Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan
• Resolution 2026-2046: adopt FY2028-2032 Bonnie Dallas Senior Center Infrastructure Capital Improvements Plan

The City Council heard a fire‑station location analysis and numerous Community Development Block Grant proposals. Mayor Duckett announced that staff will award the CDBG funds at the regular council meeting on June 23, 2026. A motion was made to adopt Resolution No. 2026‑2044 revising the FY2026 budget, and a roll call began with Councilor Linda G. Rodgers voting aye. No final vote tally was recorded in the minutes.

• Scheduled staff to award CDBG funding on June 23, 2026 (announced by Mayor)
• Motion made to adopt Resolution No. 2026‑2044 (FY2026 budget revision)
• Roll call began with an aye from Councilor Linda G. Rodgers

Planning & Zoning

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and vote on recommendations to City Council for five petitions: a preliminary plan for a 6-lot subdivision, three zone changes, and a special use permit for a 100-ft AT&T monopole. The commission may also enter closed session to discuss certain petitions.

• PP 26-27: Preliminary plan for a 6-lot Big Squares subdivision on 11.99 acres at existing commercial site (General Commercial zoning).
• ZC 26-28: Zone change from MF-L (multi-family low density) to MU (mixed use) at 407 N Auburn Ave (0.54 acres).
• SUP 26-32: Special use permit for AT&T to place a 100-ft monopole on city property at 805 Municipal Dr.
• ZC 26-37: Zone change from SF-7 (single-family) to MF-L (multi-family low density) at 2301 N Huntzinger Ave.
• ZC 26-39: Zone change from Industrial to Mixed Use at 2550 La Plata Hwy.

The Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of a zone change from multi-family residential to mixed use at 407 N Auburn Ave for a home dialysis clinic, and also recommended approval of a 6-lot preliminary subdivision plan for Big Squares. Both recommendations passed unanimously with votes of 6-0 and 5-0 respectively.

• Recommended approval of zone change from MF-L to Mixed Use with Residential Preservation Overlay at 407 N Auburn Ave (6-0)
• Recommended approval of preliminary 6-lot subdivision plan for Big Squares (5-0)
• Approved minutes of April 30, 2026 meeting (5-0)

Public Utility Commission

The Public Utility Commission will consider recommending approval of charging rates for electric vehicle fast charging stations to the city council. The agenda also includes approval of the Open Meetings Resolution for 2026, operations and maintenance reports, and a capital improvement project update for water and wastewater.

• Action to recommend council approval of EV fast charging station charging rates
• Open Meetings Resolution 2026 setting regular meeting day, time, and place for the board
• Water/Wastewater Operations Report and CIP update
• Electric Utility Report and Director's Report
• Minutes of the May 13, 2026 regular meeting for approval

The commission approved the May 13, 2026 meeting minutes, with two members abstaining. A motion to keep regular meetings at 3:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday each month passed 8‑2. The commission also unanimously recommended that the city council adopt the proposed EV fast‑charging rate structure of $0.99 per session plus $0.30 per kWh.

• Approved May 13, 2026 minutes (voice vote, 2 abstentions)
• Confirmed meeting time at 3:00 p.m. on second Wednesdays (8 aye; 2 nay)
• Recommended city council approve EV fast‑charging rates ($0.99 base fee, $0.30/kWh) – unanimous