City of Albuquerque
File #: R-20-127   
Type: Resolution Status: Failed
File created: 1/4/2021 In control: City Council
Final action: 3/15/2021
Enactment date: Enactment #:
Title: Requiring The Transfer Of All Excess Parking Division Revenue To The General Fund (Benton, Davis)
Sponsors: Isaac Benton, Pat Davis
Attachments: 1. R-127
Date Action ByActionResultAction Details
3/15/2021 City Council PassedFail Action details
3/1/2021 City Council Postponed as AmendedPass Action details
3/1/2021 City Council AmendedPass Action details
2/17/2021 City Council Accepted Without Recommendation  Action details
2/8/2021 Finance & Government Operations Committee Sent to Council Without RecommendationPass Action details
1/11/2021 Finance & Government Operations Committee PostponedPass Action details
1/4/2021 City Council Introduced and Referred  Action details
1/4/2021 President    Not available
CITY of ALBUQUERQUE
TWENTY FOURTH COUNCIL


COUNCIL BILL NO. R-20-127 ENACTMENT NO. ______________________

SPONSORED BY: Isaac Benton, Pat Davis


RESOLUTION
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Requiring The Transfer Of All Excess Parking Division Revenue To The General Fund (Benton, Davis)
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WHEREAS, the City of Albuquerque regulates parking on public streets and in City parking garages, including metered parking, residential permit parking, and on-street loading zones; and
WHEREAS, the management of on-street parking and use of City ROW for parking and other activities should serve the public, residents, and businesses; support economic development; and support revitalization goals; and
WHEREAS, the availability of parking is important to commercial and residential development, in particular in urban contexts where on-site parking may not be easily accommodated; and
WHEREAS, the City's parking policy should balance the generation of revenue with the economic value of on-street parking that best serves quality of life, economic development and revitalization goals; and
WHEREAS, the City encourages and incentivizes on-street parking through the goals established in the ABC Comprehensive Plan and the Integrated Development Ordinance and zoning regulations in the IDO related to reduced parking requirements in urban redevelopment areas such as Downtown and the East Downtown Neighborhood; and
WHEREAS, parking fees and enforcement can support the Comprehensive Plan's goals by effectively managing supply and demand to support businesses, and parking revenue can provide an appropriate source of revenue to further City budget goals and priorities.
WHEREAS, the City's parking revenues should supplement community development programs in the General Fund to help balance the generation of revenue with the economic value of on-street parking that best serves quality of life, economic development and revitalization goals; and
WHEREAS, revenues collected for Park...

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