City Council Removes Formal Recognition, Standing For Neighborhood Coalitions And Eviscerates Coalitions On A 5 to 4 Vote; Council Asks Help From Legislature To Remove City Authority Over Zoning; COMMENTARY: Mayor Keller Should Veto Or City Council Should Immediately Repeal O-26-61 Denying Recognition Of Neighborhood Coalitions –

City Council Removes Formal Recognition, Standing For Neighborhood Coalitions And Eviscerates Coalitions On A 5 to 4 Vote; Council Asks Help From Legislature To Remove City Authority Over Zoning; COMMENTARY: Mayor Keller Should Veto Or City Council Should Immediately Repeal O-26-61 Denying Recognition Of Neighborhood Coalitions

INTRODUCTION The Office of Neighborhood Coordination (ONC) was established in 1985. The City of Albuquerque identifies and recognizes 144 neighborhood associations that are registered with the city and 94 have web sites. Neighborhood Associations serve as a liaison between residents, … Continue reading City Council Removes Formal Recognition, Standing For Neighborhood Coalitions And Eviscerates Coalitions On A 5 to 4 Vote; Council Asks Help From Legislature To Remove City Authority Over Zoning; COMMENTARY: Mayor Keller Should Veto Or City Council Should Immediately Repeal O-26-61 Denying Recognition Of Neighborhood Coalitions