Santa Fe, NM

Charter Review Commission

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Early Neighborhood Notification

The City of Santa Fe is holding an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting to present the Cerro Gordo Road Flood Study & Conveyance Design Project. The project aims to improve the Santa Fe River crossing under Cerro Gordo Road, replacing an undersized culvert to handle a 100-year storm event. The city is seeking public feedback on the proposed work.

• Project: Cerro Gordo Road Flood Study & Conveyance Design Project
• Location: Cerro Gordo Rd and Santa Fe River, near Santa Fe Canyon Preserve
• Improvement: Replace undersized culvert to handle 100-year storm event
• Applicant: City of Santa Fe
• Meeting: Virtual, Sept 1, 2026, 5:30 PM

Board of Adjustment

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee is reviewing multiple budget adjustments to carry funds from FY26 to FY27, including $5.3 million for homelessness services and $4.1 million for affordable housing. The committee also considers a $350,000 two-year contract with OverDrive, Inc. for digital library content and a $750,000 budget adjustment for police overtime and equipment. Additionally, the body reviews a resolution to submit the Santa Fe Trails Agency Safety Plan to the Federal Transit Administration.

• BAR to re-appropriate $5,295,431 from FY26 to FY27 for Homelessness Services
• BAR to re-appropriate $4,059,012 from FY26 to FY27 for Affordable Housing Trust Fund and General Fund Grants
• General Services Contract with OverDrive, Inc. for $350,000 for Digital Content Services (Two-Year Term)
• BAR for $750,000 for Police Overtime, Inventory Exempt Equipment, and Equipment & Machinery
• Resolution Approving the Updated Santa Fe Trails Agency Safety Plan for submission to the Federal Transit Administration

Economic Development Advisory Committee

Community Development Commission

Early Neighborhood Notification

This is an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting for a proposed rezoning and General Plan Amendment for the Sierra Blanca Senior Living project at 2961 Galisteo Road, changing the zoning from BIP to C-1. The meeting is virtual and provides an opportunity for early community input before formal applications are filed.

• Rezoning and General Plan Amendment for Sierra Blanca Senior Living from BIP to C-1
• Project address: 2961 Galisteo Road
• Applicant agent: Liaison Planning Services Inc. (505-920-6839)
• Staff contact: Dan Esquibel (daesquibel@santafenm.gov)

Mayor's Committee on Disability

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

Planning Commission

The Santa Fe Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, findings, and conclusions for several land-use cases, including development plans and rezoning requests. The agenda includes postponed items from August 6, 2026, and a request to rescind a prior minutes amendment. Public comment is available in person, virtually, or in writing.

• Case #2025-11753.1802 and #2025-11756.1802: Development Plan and Special Use Permit for 1750 Cerrillos Rd, 1361 Fourth St, and 3 RD Berry Ave (postponed from Aug 6)
• Case #2025-11164: General Plan Amendment for 1372 Boylan Lane, 2743 Boylan Circle, 2745 Boylan Circle
• Case #2024-9461: Rezoning for 1372 Boylan Lane, 2743 Boylan Circle, 2745 Boylan Circle
• Case #2024-7999: Development Plan for 2981 Galisteo Road
• Case #2026-12048 and #2026-12047: Development Plan and Rezoning for 1202 W Alameda

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

Archaeological Review Committee

Liquor Hearing

The City of Santa Fe is holding a virtual liquor hearing to consider a request from KGC Aspen, LLC to transfer ownership of an Inter-local Dispenser Type Liquor License (No. Dis-001162) with on-premises consumption only, to be located at Market Steer Steakhouse, 213 Washington Ave. The hearing is a public hearing where residents may comment in writing or live via Zoom. The Governing Body will review the matter on September 5, 2026.

• Transfer of liquor license Dis-001162 to Market Steer Steakhouse, 213 Washington Ave.
• License type: Inter-local Dispenser with On Premises Consumption Only
• Public comment deadline: 8:00 AM on the day of the hearing via email
• Virtual meeting via Zoom; recording available on City's YouTube channel

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will hold a regular meeting to review four applications for changes to properties in Santa Fe's historic districts. The board will consider requests for a portal and addition at 104 Camino Matías, a historic status review at 338 Orchard Dr., a garage door relocation at 527-A Agua Fria St., and window replacements and an addition at 719 Gildersleeve St. Each request involves exceptions to historic preservation codes.

• 104 Camino Matías: 438 sq. ft. portal, 35 sq. ft. addition, window/door replacement, 5-ft yard wall, HVAC; exceptions to 14-4.6(E)(4)(I)(a) and 14-4.6(E)(2)(II)(b)
• 338 Orchard Dr.: historic status review with primary facade designation request
• 527-A Agua Fria St.: garage door opening relocation; exception to 14-4.6(E)(4)(I)(c)
• 719 Gildersleeve St.: window replacement, 100 sq. ft. addition, stucco in 'cottonwood'; exception to 14-4.6(E)(4)(I)(a)

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Finance Committee

Governing Body

Water Conservation Committee

Governing Body

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

Children and Youth Commission

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

Airport Advisory Board

Immigration Committee

Arts Commission

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Santa Fe Public Library Board

Public Safety Committee

Veterans Advisory Board

Sister Cities Committee

Community Development Commission

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

Transit Advisory Board

Planning Commission

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Historic Districts Review Board

Quality of Life Committee

Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board

Archaeological Review Committee

Finance Committee

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

Governing Body

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

Planning Commission

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

Board of Adjustment

Mayor's Committee on Disability

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

Economic Development Advisory Committee

Quality of Life Committee

Santa Fe River Commission

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

Airport Advisory Board

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

Immigration Committee

Historic Districts Review Board

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Water Conservation Committee

Finance Committee

Governing Body

Transit Advisory Board

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

Planning Commission

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Arts Commission

Santa Fe Public Library Board

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

Human Services Committee

Public Safety Committee

Veterans Advisory Board

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Community Development Commission

Sister Cities Committee

Quality of Life Committee

Audit Committee

Archaeological Review Committee

Finance Committee

Historic Districts Review Board

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Governing Body

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

Board of Adjustment

Quality of Life Committee

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

Economic Development Advisory Committee

Mayor's Committee on Disability

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

Planning Commission

Finance Committee

Immigration Committee

Arts Commission

Water Conservation Committee

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Governing Body

Historic Districts Review Board

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

Children and Youth Commission

Airport Advisory Board

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Public Safety Committee

Santa Fe Public Library Board

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Veterans Advisory Board

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

Community Development Commission

Sister Cities Committee

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board

Archaeological Review Committee

Planning Commission

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Historic Districts Review Board

Public Works and Utilities Committee

Board of Adjustment

Santa Fe Film and Digital Media Council

Quality of Life Committee

Mayor's Committee on Disability

Economic Development Advisory Committee

Metropolitan Redevelopment Commission

Planning Commission

Buckman Direct Diversion Board

Finance Committee

Historic Districts Review Board

Santa Fe Women's Commission

Water Conservation Committee

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Governing Body

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

Airport Advisory Board

Transit Advisory Board

Santa Fe River Commission

Bicycle and Pedestrians Advisory Committee

Arts Commission

Immigration Committee

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Veterans Advisory Board

Santa Fe Public Library Board

Human Services Committee

Public Safety Committee

Community Development Commission

Sister Cities Committee

Archaeological Review Committee

Planning Commission

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

General

The Land Development Code Phase Two subcommittee will meet to discuss updates to the code. The agenda focuses on brainstorming new mixed-use standards, defining thresholds for administrative review of development plans, and beginning a discussion on architecture style criteria. No final decisions or votes are scheduled for this working session.

• Discussion of thresholds and avenues for administrative review of development plans
• Brainstorming of new City of Santa Fe mixed-use standards
• Initial discussion on architecture style points criteria

Archaeological Review Committee

The Archaeological Review Committee is meeting to consider approval of archaeological monitoring reports and plans for water, gas, and development projects across Santa Fe. One item, a water infrastructure monitoring report near Rancho Siringo Drive, is postponed. The rest are new business items for gas line improvements and a residential development.

• Postponed: 2026-012632-ARC, water infrastructure monitoring report near Rancho Siringo Drive (City of Santa Fe Public Utilities)
• 2026-012815-ARC: monitoring and treatment plan for 6.82 acres at 4680 San Ignacio Road (Ulysses Development Group)
• 2026-012812-ARC: gas improvements monitoring report at 213 Cathedral Pl. (New Mexico Gas Co.)
• 2026-012800-ARC: gas improvements monitoring report at 100 Catron St. (New Mexico Gas Co.)
• 2026-012801-ARC, 2026-012813-ARC, 2026-012814-ARC, 2026-012802-ARC: gas monitoring reports at 100 Laughlin St., 408 Galisteo St., 1425 Paseo de Peralta, 812 Canyon Rd.

Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board

The Santa Fe MPO Transportation Policy Board will consider recommending a formal amendment to the FFY 2024-2029 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) via self-certification, and will discuss a proposed policy for street maintenance funding triggered by fiscal capacity. The meeting includes routine procedural items such as approval of minutes.

• Review and recommend FFY 2024-2029 Formal TIP Amendment 12 via self-certification
• Discussion of City/County Fiscal Capacity-Triggered PID Policy for street maintenance

Early Neighborhood Notification

This is an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting for a proposed temporary shelter project at 2395 Richards Avenue. The project would place 36 prefabricated pallet shelters, along with laundry, community, and administrative buildings, on the site, operated by The Life Link with 24/7 staffing. The meeting is virtual and open to the public.

• 36 sleeping shelters, 4 laundry structures, 3 community buildings, 4 administrative structures
• 8-foot perimeter fence with controlled access
• 24/7 on-site staff through operator The Life Link
• Applicant: Barbara Felix, Woven Architecture LLC
• Virtual meeting via Zoom

Governing Body

The Santa Fe Governing Body will vote on a consent agenda including a $800,000 capital outlay grant for Siringo Road improvements, three $4 million landscape management contracts, and several fleet purchases. They will also hold a public hearing on a rezoning of 7.01 acres at 2780 South Meadows Road from R-3 to R-6, and consider a park impact fee exemption ordinance. The meeting includes a presentation on the Midtown infrastructure update and an executive session on pending litigation and real property discussions.

• Approval of $800,000 grant for Siringo Road improvements between St. Francis and Boltuph Road
• Three on-call landscape management contracts totaling $4,000,000 each with Cassidy's Landscaping, High Desert Landscape Maintenance, and San Isidro Permaculture
• Purchase of five Kenworth L770 chassis ($1,119,655) and five Labrie side-load packing bodies ($1,318,485) for fleet
• Public hearing on rezoning 7.01 acres at 2780 South Meadows Road from R-3 to R-6
• Ordinance to clarify park impact fee exemption for certain construction permits

Historic Districts Review Board

The Historic Districts Review Board will hold a regular meeting to review three proposed construction projects in the Downtown & Eastside Historic District. The board will consider two applications for a property on Camino San Acacio (a guesthouse and a new residence) and one for a property on Camino Matías (a portal, addition, and other changes). Public comment and staff communications are also on the agenda.

• 2026-012765-HDRB: 733 sq ft guesthouse and yard wall/trellis at 1062 Camino San Acacio
• 2026-012764-HDRB: 3,440 sq ft residence with height exception at 1062 Camino San Acacio
• 2026-012916-HDRB: 438 sq ft portal, 35 sq ft addition, window/door replacement at 104 Camino Matías
• Exceptions requested to historic district regulations for height, metal elements, and primary façade changes

Governing Body

The Santa Fe Governing Body is holding an emergency meeting to consider a technical correction to Resolution No. 2026-32. The amendment changes the Swan Park Bond Question amount from $3,500,000 to $4,250,000. No other legislative items are scheduled for this session.

• Resolution amending Resolution No. 2026-32 to change Swan Park Bond Question amount from $3,500,000 to $4,250,000

Historic Districts Review Board Field Trip

The Historic Districts Review Board is holding a field trip on August 25, 2026, to visit four properties. No official action will be taken; the trip is for informational purposes only.

• Visit to 1062 Camino San Acacio
• Visit to 320 Camino Delora
• Visit to 610 Don Gaspar
• Visit to 216 Maynard

Occupancy Tax Advisory Board

The Occupancy Tax Advisory Board is holding a regular meeting with presentations on the Lodger's Report and Lodger's Tax Report, followed by staff reports on sales, marketing, and executive director updates. No action items are listed on the agenda. The meeting is primarily informational, with no decisions or proposals specified.

• Lodger's Report by Sam Gerberding, General Manager of the Inn of the Governor's
• Lodger's Tax Report by Randy Randall, TSF Executive Director
• TSF Sales Report by Justin Cox, National Sales Manager
• TSF Marketing Report by Jordan Guenther, TSF Marketing Director
• TSF Executive Director Report by Randy Randall

Santa Fe MPO Technical Coordinating Committee

Finance Committee

The Santa Fe Finance Committee will review and potentially approve a consent agenda with multiple funding and contract items, including an $800,000 state grant for Siringo Road improvements, two $4 million landscape management contracts, and several vehicle purchases. The committee will also hear presentations on internal audit projects and consider a public hearing on a cease-and-desist order for a cannabis business. A proposed ordinance to increase public campaign finance funding is on the agenda for discussion.

• Approval of $800,000 Capital Outlay Grant Agreement for Siringo Road improvements between St. Francis and Boltuph Road
• Two $4,000,000 construction contracts for on-call landscape management services (Cassidy's Landscaping Inc. and High Desert Landscape Maintenance)
• Purchase of five Kenworth L770 double-axle chassis for $1,119,655 and two single-axle chassis for $387,688
• Purchase of seven Labrie side-load packing bodies totaling $1,836,263
• Public hearing on cease-and-desist order for Betty Nugz Cannabis at 1228 Parkway Drive, Suite D

Planning Commission

Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board

The Solid Waste Management Agency Joint Powers Board will consider approving several service agreements and amendments, including a security guard contract, e-waste recycling services, and environmental consulting services. The board will also discuss limited personnel matters regarding the executive director in executive session, with possible action on the employment agreement.

• Security guard services agreement with Allied Universal Security Services for $143,874.81
• Amendment No. 2 to e-waste recycling agreement with Natural Evolution, Inc., extending term to August 15, 2027, and increasing compensation by $55,000 to $170,000
• Amendment No. 2 to environmental services agreement with BlueWater Environmental Consulting, LLC, extending term to August 15, 2027, and increasing compensation by $133,275 to $343,900
• Award of price agreements for bulk fuel and diesel exhaust fluid to Senergy Petroleum, LLC and Sun Coast Resources, LLC
• Executive session on limited personnel matters regarding the executive director

Liquor Hearing

The City of Santa Fe is holding a virtual liquor hearing on August 20, 2026, to consider a request from Versos, LLC for a Restaurant B (Beer, Wine, & Spirits) liquor license with on-premises consumption only, to be located at Versos, 105 Marcy St. Suite B. The hearing officer will take public comment, and the matter will go to the Governing Body on August 26, 2026.

• Restaurant B liquor license request from Versos, LLC for on-premises consumption at 105 Marcy St. Suite B
• Public comment accepted by email until 8:00 AM on hearing day
• Live public comment via Zoom or phone with raise-hand function

General

Audit Committee

The Santa Fe Audit Committee is meeting to approve the July 28, 2026 meeting minutes and to review the Fiscal Year 2026 Internal Audit Project on the procurement process, presented by Baker Tilly. The agenda is otherwise routine, with standard items like roll call, public comment, and staff reports.

• Approval of July 28, 2026 Audit Committee meeting minutes
• Review of FY2026 Internal Audit Project: Procurement Process (presented by Annie Rose Favareau, Baker Tilly)

Sister Cities Committee

The Santa Fe Sister Cities Committee is holding a regular meeting with no action items listed. The agenda consists of procedural items (approval of minutes) and updates from staff and committee members on various international sister city relationships.

• Approval of minutes from April 15, 2026
• Tourism Santa Fe updates from Executive Director Randy Randall
• Updates on sister cities: San Miguel de Allende (Mexico), Santa Fe de la Vega (Spain), Sorrento (Italy), Icheon (South Korea), Tsuyama (Japan), Livingstone (Zambia), Holguin (Cuba), Bukhara (Uzbekistan), and Zhangjiajie (China)

Community Development Commission

The Community Development Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss an affordable housing dashboard update, including a review of Boulder's dashboard, and to consider approving Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding recommendations. The commission will also enter an executive session to evaluate competitive sealed proposals for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, and discuss City Council study session and housing summit ideas. Staff will provide updates on fee-in-lieu legislation and CDBG/affordable housing expenditures.

• Approval of May 20 and May 26, 2026 meeting minutes
• Affordable Housing Dashboard update and discussion, including review of City of Boulder's dashboard
• Executive session to evaluate proposals for Affordable Housing Trust Fund (FY27-RFP-103)
• Approval of FY26-RFP-096 CDBG funding recommendations
• Update on fee-in-lieu legislation adoption hearing

Quality of Life Committee

The Quality of Life Committee is meeting to consider several consent agenda items, including a state library bond appropriation, a budget adjustment for ice arena cooling towers, and a memorandum of understanding with the Consulate of Mexico. They will also review two ordinances: one increasing public campaign finance funding and another suspending the annual fishing derby in favor of a children's event. A presentation on the CYC Strategic Plan is scheduled.

• Approve $347,026.21 state library bond appropriation through June 30, 2029
• Re-appropriate $128,314 for B&D Industries Ice Arena cooling towers installation
• MOU with Consulate of Mexico for joint cultural and civic projects
• Ordinance 2026-13 to increase public campaign finance funding for municipal candidates
• Resolution suspending annual fishing derby, approving children's derby at Nichols Reservoir on Sept 26

Human Services Committee

The Santa Fe Human Services Committee is meeting virtually to approve its agenda and prior minutes, hear an end-of-year grantee report from Aspen Solutions, and review FY26-27 small grant award recipients. The committee will also take action on new member recommendations and policy updates. The meeting is largely procedural, with presentations and action items on grants and committee operations.

• End of Year Grantee Report by Natalie Skogerboe and Ana Coghlan (Aspen Solutions)
• FY26-27 Small Grant Award Recipients presentation
• Human Services Committee New Member Recommendations action item
• Human Services Committee Policy Recommendations and Updates action item

Santa Fe Public Library Board

The Santa Fe Public Library Board is meeting to discuss library operations, including updates on the Fogelson Library, Sunday hours, and a policy review for meeting room use. The board will also receive reports from the director and president, and review FY26 statistics and facility updates.

• Fogelson Library updates
• Sunday hours update
• Policy review: meeting room use
• FY26 statistics and comparisons follow-up
• Update on charter bylaws

Public Safety Committee

The Santa Fe Public Safety Committee is holding a regular meeting to discuss public safety matters. The agenda includes presentations, action items, and discussion items, with reports from the police, fire, emergency management, and RECC departments. The most notable items are the July 2026 crime statistics and mapping, and the My90 survey results, which will be presented by Interim Police Chief Ben Valdez.

• July 2026 Crime Stats and Mapping presentation by Interim Police Chief Ben Valdez
• July 2026 My90 Survey results presentation
• Approval of July 21, 2026 minutes
• Matters from Fire Chief Brian Moya
• Matters from Emergency Management Director Kyle Morgan

The Public Safety Committee met on August 18, 2026, and approved the agenda and the minutes from the July 21, 2026 meeting. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting included presentations and reports from police, fire, emergency management, and RECC directors.

• Approved agenda as presented (voice vote, unanimous)
• Approved July 21, 2026 minutes (voice vote, unanimous)

General

This is a public information meeting about the Frijoles Fire, where fire officials will provide the latest incident update, current conditions, and community information. Residents can attend in person at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center or virtually via livestream, and can submit questions in advance by email.

• Public meeting on Frijoles Fire incident update
• Location: Santa Fe Community Convention Center, 201 W Marcy Street
• Livestream on YouTube and Santa Fe National Forest Facebook page
• Questions accepted in advance at 2026.Frijoles@firenet.gov

Veterans Advisory Board

The Santa Fe Veterans Advisory Board is meeting to vote on requesting the Mayor and City Manager to relocate the Board under the Department of Community Services, and to consider a new member application from Adam Croan. The board will also hear updates on the Veteran Parade and Ceremony and approve prior meeting minutes.

• Vote to request relocation of the Board under the Department of Community Services
• New member application: Adam Croan, per Resolution 2015-18
• Approval of July 16, 2026 meeting minutes
• Veteran Parade and Ceremony updates

Public Works and Utilities Committee

The Public Works and Utilities Committee will review a consent agenda with multiple contracts and budget adjustments, including an $800,000 grant for Siringo Road improvements, three $4 million landscape management contracts, and purchases of garbage trucks. They will also hear a presentation on the San Juan Chama Return Flow Project permit status and consider a resolution to move the annual fishing derby to Nichols Reservoir.

• $800,000 capital outlay grant for Siringo Road improvements between St. Francis and Boltuph Road
• Three $4,000,000 four-year on-call landscape management contracts with Cassidy's Landscaping, High Desert Landscape Maintenance, and San Isidro Permaculture
• Purchase of five Kenworth L770 double-axle chassis for $1,119,655 and two single-axle chassis for $387,688
• Purchase of five 27-yard and two 15-yard Labrie side-load packing bodies for $1,318,485 and $517,778
• Resolution to suspend annual fishing derby and approve children's fishing derby at Nichols Reservoir on September 26, 2026

Early Neighborhood Notification

The city is holding an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting regarding a development proposal at 4141 Lucia Lane. The meeting will discuss a preliminary plat and development plan for a townhome subdivision on 4.26 acres.

• Proposed 19-lot townhome subdivision at 4141 Lucia Lane
• Development on 4.26 acres within the R12 zoning district
• Applicant: TAL Realty Inc. and Integrity Land Planning LLC

Land Development Code Subcommittee

The Land Development Code Phase Two subcommittee is meeting to discuss updates and potential administrative review thresholds for development plans, brainstorm new mixed-use standards, and begin discussing architecture style points criteria. The meeting is a working session with no final decisions expected.

• Discussion of thresholds and avenues for administrative review of development plans
• Brainstorming new mixed-use standards for the City of Santa Fe
• Beginning discussion on architecture style points criteria

Airport Advisory Board

The Santa Fe Airport Advisory Board is meeting to approve the agenda and minutes, hear public comments, and receive staff updates on several airport projects. Key items include a grant amendment for SAF 25-02, capital assets, the Runway 33 RSA project, terminal tenant improvements, an on-call architect and engineer agreement, a 139 inspection, and emergency pavement repairs on Runway 02/20.

• Grant amendment for SAF 25-02
• Runway 33 RSA project update
• Airport terminal tenant improvements
• On-call architect and engineer MSA
• Emergency pavement repairs on Runway 02/20

The Airport Advisory Board meeting was largely informational, with no formal votes or decisions made. The board approved the agenda as amended, removing the June minutes item due to an incorrect date. Staff provided updates on grant amendments, capital assets, runway projects, terminal improvements, and FAA inspection findings.

• Approved agenda as amended, removing item 4a due to incorrect minutes date
• No other formal motions or votes were recorded

Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy

The Santa Fe City and County Advisory Council on Food Policy will discuss and vote on a tentative set of 2027 New Mexico legislative food and agriculture priorities to submit to the County and City. The council will also receive updates on the Food Plan, including proposed maps, and hear a presentation from Santa Fe Forward on how it will assist the Urban Agriculture Ordinance and food initiatives.

• Vote on 2027 NM legislative food and agriculture priorities
• Update on Food Plan with proposed maps from Nate Crail and County team
• Presentation by Heather Lamboy, Director of Land Use and Planning, on Santa Fe Forward
• Website re-build and transfer update from Helen Henry
• Approval of minutes from May 14 and June 11, 2026 meetings

Santa Fe River Commission

The Santa Fe River Commission will hold a regular meeting with updates from the Santa Fe Watershed Association and city water staff on aquifer management. Action items include considering Nichols Reservoir for a city-sponsored children's fishing derby on September 26, 2026, and receiving an update on the Cerro Gordo flood study and conveyance design. The commission will also welcome new members and review roles.

• Consideration of Nichols Reservoir for a children's fishing derby on September 26, 2026
• Cerro Gordo flood study and conveyance design update
• Update on sustainable aquifer management strategies for Santa Fe water
• Santa Fe Watershed Association programs update
• Approval of April 9, 2026 meeting minutes

The Santa Fe River Commission tabled approval of its April 9, 2026 meeting minutes due to inaccuracies. Commissioners discussed a proposed Children's Fishing Derby at Nichols Reservoir, which remains subject to Governing Body approval, and received updates on the Cerro Gordo Flood Study and aquifer management. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Tabled approval of April 9, 2026 meeting minutes (passed on roll call)
• Approved agenda (passed on roll call)