Albuquerque / Bernalillo County Focus Group:

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1 Albuquerque / Bernalillo County Focus Group: IMPLEMENTATION / CIP July 16,

2 Update, Coordinate, Simplify Rank 1 Goals & Policies Rank 2 Area Plan Goals & Policies Zoning Code Subdivision Ordinance Development Process Manual Rank 3 Sector Plan Goals & Policies New Goals & Policies? Planning Ordinance Overlay Zones Zoning from Sector Plans 2

3 What s the relationship between the Comp Plan & Zoning? Discussion / Tone Policy / Priorities Should Zoning & Regulations SHALL! 3

4 How is the Comp Plan used? Zone Changes Comp Plan New Policies / Plans Action Priorities / $ 4

5 What does a Comp Plan do? Comp Plan Trends/Desired Growth Goals/Policies Priorities for Action Community Vision 5

6 What does the ABC Comp Plan Address? Land Use Environmental Protection & Heritage Conservation Community Resource Management 6

7 Vision

8 What does the ABC Comp Plan Address? Community Resource Management 1. Service Provision 2. Water Management 3. Energy Management 4. Transportation & Transit 5. Housing 6. Economic Development 7. Education 8. Human Services 9. Public Safety

9 What does the ABC Comp Plan Address? Environmental Protection & Heritage Conservation 1. Air Quality 2. Water Quality 3. Solid Waste 4. Noise 5. Historic Resources 6. Archaeological Resources 7. Cultural Traditions & the Arts 8. Developed Landscape 9. Community Identity & Urban Design

10 Monitoring & Implementation

11 ABC Comp Plan New Structure? Vision, How-to Use, & Guiding Principles Background / setting Growth & Development Land Use Transportation Economic Development Housing Parks & Open Space Existing challenges / opportunities Goals Policies Community Health / Resiliency / Sustainability Heritage Conservation Service Provision Implementation 5-year strategic plan for City & County Coordination with outside agencies and/or organizations

12 Trends What new patterns we need to incorporate

13 Changing Needs Population Pyramid: ABQ Metro Area*, 2012 * Includes Bernalillo, Sandoval, Valencia, & Torrance Counties ** Total Population = 922,831 By 2040, the number of people 65+ in ABQ will almost triple, making up almost 40% of all growth. - Woods & Pool Economics Source: MRCOG, Arthur T. Nelson, ABQ Trends & Opportunities to 2040, Presentation 4/16/2015 ABQ/Bernalillo County figures from ACS

14 How different will we be in 2040? Who needs schools? Who will be working? Who will be retired? Students Workers Retirees Age Group Change Less than 15 Years 20% 18% -2% Years Old 67% 61% -6% 65+ Years Old 13% 21% +8%

15 Attracting & Keeping NextGen Workers [This] should be a city where you can live, work and play and not have to get into your car. - Mayor Bob Buckhorn, Tampa 2014 In 2001, those aged 16 to 34 years of age drove 10,300 miles a year. In 2009, they drove an average 7,900 miles. Demographics is destiny Mayor Rahm Emanuel called out Seattle, saying he wanted our bikers and our tech jobs. We re going to work to keep them here. - Mayor Mike McGinn, Seattle 2012 I expect not only to take all of [Portland and Seattle s] bikers, but I also want all the jobs that come with this. - Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Chicago 2012 Source: APBP Webinar, Economic Benefits of Walkable and Bike Friendly Communities, Green Lane Project,

16 Leveraging Public Investment Single-purpose public investment with limited return on investment. Multimodal streets that catalyze private redevelopment with high return on investment. 16

17 Albuquerque lags behind American infill locations offering walkability and strong transit systems continue to outshine the others Emerging Trends in Real Estate Source: ULI, Emerging Trends in Real Estate,

18 Source: Business First, 12/11/14 and ULI, Economic Development & Planning: It s a Match, Mitch Silver,

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22 Initial Results from Public Input What we heard from you.

23 Workshop Build Acres Starter Set: 22,240 acres Workshop Average: 18,960 acres Workshop 1 Workshop 2

24 Housing Workshop

25 Employment Workshop

26 Main Street

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33 Policies, Plans, Coordination What new policies/regs we need to incorporate

34 Coordination with Existing Efforts City & County CIP City & County Departments Public / Private Partnerships Private Sector / Non-profits Education / Workforce Development Transportation depts/agencies Other? Funding considerations? CIP Coordination?

35 Agenda 3 min: What are your top concerns, trends, recommendations, and/or priorities? Community Vision

36 Agenda 3 min: What are your top concerns, trends/ideas to incorporate, recommendations, and/or priorities? 2 min: Pick your top 3 and put them on cards 1 idea per card 3-5 words per card WRITE BIG!

37 Agenda 3 min: What are your top concerns, trends/ideas to incorporate, recommendations, and/or priorities? 2 min: Pick your top 3 and put them on cards 1 idea per card 3-5 words per card minutes How should we reflect these ideas? Goals / policies Implementation / action items City and/or County Other agencies / organizations Coordination for items outside Comp Plan scope

38 Project Webpage: Questions? Manager Urban Design & Development Planning Dept Policy Analyst Council Services Long-range Planner Planning Dept Project Planner Bernalillo County Planning