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Near North Valley Draft Sections 1-3

Review and comment on our draft sections 1-3 and stay tuned for section 4-6. Thank you!
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Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 11:42PM on page 45

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10 minutes is not a good metric. I am sure there are many people who can walk further in 10 minutes than I can. Why not put a distance measure in?

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 11:38PM on page 22

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What land uses? And did this come from residents or staff?

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 11:36PM on page 17

How is declining school enrollment an opportunity?

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 11:32PM on page 58

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Does this belong in this document?

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 11:25PM on page 54

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What is the turquoise square?

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 11:09PM on page 45

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Are you counting the acquias as parks? If not I don't think the statistic is accurate.

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 11:02PM on page 41

These don't increase affordable home ownership. They are rentals. GrIegos Farms is 90 units of rentals and certainly not affordable.

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 10:55PM on page 39

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If there isn't vacant land where are the opportunities for this housing?

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 10:48PM on page 35

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Where does this data come from?

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 10:45PM on page 33

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What is place making?

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 10:41PM on page 30

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I don't think this map is accurate with the cessation on route 36.
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Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 10:39PM on page 30

This was meant for a different place.

Eleanor W Apr 16 2026 at 10:38PM on page 30

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Did residents think there was overuse of certain land uses? Where did this comment come from?

Karl Horak Apr 12 2026 at 12:43PM on page 33

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Improve bicycle path design and bike safety

Karl Horak Apr 12 2026 at 12:36PM on page 14

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A similar statement could be made about fracturing neighborhoods during the expansion of Montano Rd with the construction of the Rio Grande bridge. N. Guadalupe Trail is no longer continuous except as a pedestrian crosswalk.

Karl Horak Apr 12 2026 at 12:24PM on page 14

'currently' is misspelled

Richard Meadows Mar 30 2026 at 5:30PM on page 26

El Camino Real National Historic Trail Development Concept Plan adopted by both the City and County as well as Los Ranchos.

Richard Meadows Mar 30 2026 at 5:28PM on page 31

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Alameda Drain Trail has phase has been completed.

Richard Meadows Mar 30 2026 at 5:24PM on page 21

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Remove West Central Sector Development Plan, Bridge Boulevard Corridor Redevelopment Plan, and Southwest Area Plan.

Add Los Duranes Sector Development Plan and North Valley Area Plan.

Richard Meadows Mar 30 2026 at 5:20PM on page 26

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Alameda Drain Trail Master Plan - partnership between County, City, AMAFCA, and MRGCD in 2016. Within CPA the trail begins at I-40, follows Matthew Rd, crosses 4th St, and then follows 2nd St north.

Karen McSorley Feb 23 2026 at 7:55PM on page 4

New development is part of progress , but it would be nice if there were efforts to honor the special atmosphere of the valley- building heights and styles , preservation of views and sunlight.

Jan Wright Feb 21 2026 at 6:01PM on page 19

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Please add Delamar to this list

Jan Wright Feb 21 2026 at 6:01PM on page 18

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Instead of saying "this neighborhood association is open....." replace that sentence with "This neighborhood is characterized by 1940s - 1960s single-family homes. Businesses line the 4th Street boundary, and the area is home to the McArthur Elementary School.

Jan Wright Feb 21 2026 at 11:51AM on page 19

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Please add Delamar Neighborhood association to the map. Stretches from Griegos road north to Montano, and from 4th to Grande and beyond. map is at link

Jan Wright Feb 21 2026 at 11:49AM on page 18

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Delamar is the name of the Neighborhood Association. not Del Mar.

Jan Wright Feb 21 2026 at 11:40AM on page 8

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Meetings is misspelled....

Peggy Jan 4 2026 at 10:19PM on page 14

recently became Dede Feldman Los Griegos Health and Social Service Center, it is not a community center.

Peggy Jan 4 2026 at 10:08PM on page 5

Rio Grande to the west and I-25 to the east; It also should go further than Montano to the north. p. 6

Joe Jan 4 2026 at 2:27PM on page 14

I think the library opened in 1951. I'll check and verify that.

Joe Jan 4 2026 at 2:25PM on page 14

The Community Center is in Los Duranes. The "Griegos Community Center" on Candelaria is little more than a childcare center. Our neighborhood associations are working with the County and City to acquire and develop a full service "Life Center" in the 4th Street Corridor. Perhaps you meant to say, "Los Griegos Library" instead of Los Griegos Community Center.

Joe Jan 4 2026 at 2:19PM on page 14

1960s

Joe Jan 4 2026 at 2:18PM on page 14

St. Therese Catholic Church

Joe Jan 4 2026 at 2:15PM on page 13

Fourth Street was never part of the Camino Real. There were two routes through Albuquerque. One, the River route, went from Barelas to Old Town, and then up what we now know as San Isidro Road and Guadalupe Trail to Alameda. The Foothills route is now Edith Blvd. Fourth Street was extended to Alameda in the beginning of the 20th Century, and was part of the alignment of Territorial Route 1, established by the 1904 Territorial Legislature, going from Raton Pass to Anthony on the Texas border.

Joe Jan 4 2026 at 2:08PM on page 13

AIS was established in 1881 in Duranes by contract with Presbyterian missionaries. The Indian Bureau took over the school in 1886. We have learned that the Cemetery was not established at AIS until around 1917 and had burials until 1939. Previously, AIS students who died were buried in a distinct section of Fairview Cemetery. The sentence "Diseases caused many deaths...." would be more accurate if it said "Contagious diseases caused a significant number of deaths, and a cemetery was established around 1917."

The City has posted my history of the Cemetery on its website about 4-H Park. I have updated that 2019 text to cover the recent events you accurately described and am available to answer any questions.

link Following the chronology, you will find "Click here to download 'A History of the Cemetery at the Albuquerque Indian School' by Joe Sabatini"

Joe Jan 4 2026 at 1:46PM on page 12

The Pueblo peoples arrived in the Rio Grande Valley in the 1300's. Although they utilized the river in various ways, the community ditch systems were made by Spanish colonists utilizing techniques developed over millennia from the Middle East through North Africa, and by technology using metals and domesticated animals. (e.g., oxen pulling iron-tipped plows.)

Joe Jan 4 2026 at 1:30PM on page 11

The arrival of the Santa Fe Railway in 1880 connected Albuquerque to the national economy. Much of the industrial development on the east side of the assessment area occurred through access to the railroad. Manufacturing zoning along the tracks hampers the improvement of several residential areas there.
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