Description: Community Planning Areas (CPAs) replace the City Community Identity Areas incorporated into the Comp Plan in 2003.CPAs now also cover unincorporated Bernalillo County. There are 12 CPAs in the City and 10 in the County. The CPA boundaries are drawn to better match U.S. Census tracts, allowing the City and County to gather demographic, employment, and commuting data and to track growth and development trends over time. They also reflect (to the extent possible) jurisdictional roles and responsibilities for future long-range planning efforts and ongoing implementation and monitoring of the Comp Plan. The City CPAS are intended to be the areas where long-range planning staff work on a 5-year cycle with local stakeholders and agency representatives to identify issues, opportunities, character elements, priority capital improvements, and recommendations for updates to the Comp Plan and the Integrated Development Ordinance (IDO).
Copyright Text: City of Albuquerque, AGIS Division
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Description: This data set is a complete inventory of Open Space properties - excluding administrative properties - managed by the City of Albuquerque Open Space Division in Bernalillo County, NM. This includes properties that are not currently open to the public.
Copyright Text: City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Department, Open Space Division
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Description: This polygon feature class is the New Mexico State House of Representative districts & representatives in Bernalillo County, NM.
Copyright Text: Jill Williams, GIS Program/Bernalillo County Public Works Division; Larry Romero, Bernalillo County Clerk's Office; Trey Lefleur, Bernalillo County Clerk's Office
Name: Metropolitan Redevelopment Areas With Adopted Plans
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Description: There are many Metropolitan Redevelopment Areas in the City of Albuquerque. Each area has an adopted redevelopment plan that guides the City’s redevelopment strategies.
Description: Tax Increment Development District: The purpose of a Tax Increment for Development District is to create a mechanism for providing gross receipts tax financing and property tax financing for public infrastructure for the purpose of supporting economic development and job creation. Gross receipts tax or property taxes for a specified boundary are diverted to infrastructure costs for the area within the boundary. These are adopted by City Council and the best source of information pertaining to these boundaries is the City Economist at the City of Albuquerque Department of Finance and Administrative Services.
Description: Public Improvement Districts are created by City Council action. The purpose of a Public Improvement District is to undertake certain Public Infrastructure Purposes (as defined in the Public Improvement District Act (New Mexico Statutes-Sections 5-11-1 through 5-11-27)), including, but not limited to, financing certain Public Infrastructure Improvements (also defined in the Public Improvement District Act) through the sale of special levy bonds.