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The Route 66 Visitors Center Commission shall consist of seven (7) voting members and three (3) non-voting advisory members confirmed by the City Council. The commission shall be composed of:
(A) The Mayor or his/her designee.
(B) Two City Councilors, one of which is the Councilor representing the section of Albuquerque South of Central Avenue, west of the Rio Grande and East of the Albuquerque City Limits. The other shall be a member of the City Council appointed by the President of the City Council.
(C) Four representatives designated by the West Central Community Development Group or its successor.
(D) An advisory member from Visit Albuquerque.
(E) An advisory member from the Hispano Chamber of Commerce.
(F) The Director of the Arts & Culture Department as an advisory member.
(A) Term of Office. The initial Commission members shall serve an initial term of five (5) years. After the expiration of the initial five (5) year term, the term of office of each member of the Commission shall be three (3) years from the date of appointment.
(B) Vacancies. Vacant positions occurring as a result of an expired term shall be filled by the entity that appointed the outgoing member. Vacant positions occurring for reasons other than an expired term shall be filled by the entity that appointed the departing member, with the replacement member serving for the remainder of the unexpired term.
(A) The Mayor and or their designee shall serve as the Chair of the Committee. The Committee shall elect a Vice Chair to serve in place of the Chair in their absence.
(B) The Commission shall meet monthly unless otherwise determined by the Chairperson or requested by three (3) or more members.
(C) Decisions of the Commission shall be made by a majority vote of those voting members present.
(D) Quorum shall consist of four (4) voting members, one of which shall be the Chair or Vice Chair.
The Route 66 Visitors Center Commission shall:
(A) Authorize such policies as are deemed necessary for the operation of the Route 66 Visitors Center. Policies are defined as broad operational guidelines, within which programmatic and administrative decisions may be made and implemented in accordance with accepted City administrative procedures;
(B) Recommend and authorize programming at the Route 66 Visitors Center, including programming at the event space, taproom, museum, amphitheater, neon sign park, gift shop, and co-working spaces;
(C) Review and recommend an annual fee schedule for renting the facilities in the Route 66 Visitors Center; this includes developing a fee schedule that offers meeting spaces for free to neighborhood associations and community groups who might not have sufficient funding to access other meeting spaces;
(D) Review and ensure that Route 66 Visitors Center collections are maintained and preserved in accordance with professional standards for museum operations and the public interest; and authorize policies for the control, acquisition, and disposal of Route 66 Visitors Center materials;
(E) Review and recommend appropriate contractual arrangements between the City and contractors providing services to the Route 66 Visitors
Center; and
(F) Act as a forum for communication, education, and dialogue with Albuquerque residents and visitors about Route 66 history and culture as well as the role that Route 66 plays in economic development along Central Avenue in Albuquerque.
Section
2-7-1-1 Short title
2-7-1-2 Creation of administration department; director
2-7-1-3 Authority and duties of the director of administration
2-7-2-4 City Council performance review of the City Attorney
2-7-2-5 Contracting with attorneys to provide legal services
2-7-2-1 Creation of the legal department; city attorney
2-7-2-2 Authority and duties of the city attorney
2-7-2-3 Appointment of the city attorney
2-7-3-1 Department of finance and management
2-7-3-2 Financial responsibility
2-7-4-1 Creation of department
2-7-4-2 Duties and responsibilities
2-7-5-1 Creation of department
2-7-5-2 Findings
2-7-5-3 Organization
2-7-6-1 Intent
2-7-6-2 Findings
2-7-6-3 Processing public records requests
2-7-6-4 Agency records custodian and procedures
2-7-6-5 Process
2-7-6-6 Archives
2-7-6-7 Ensuring responsive open government
Part 7: [Reserved]
2-7-8-1 Short title
2-7-8-2 Independent Hearing office; created
2-7-8-3 City Clerk; powers and duties
2-7-8-4 Hearing Officer qualifications
2-7-8-5 Scope
2-7-8-6 Selection
2-7-8-7 Request for hearing and notice of setting
2-7-8-8 Disqualification
2-7-8-9 Hearing
2-7-8-10 Applicability
2-7-9-1 Policy
2-7-9-2 Definitions
2-7-9-3 Process
2-7-9-4 Correlation
2-7-9-5 Inspection and survey of records
2-7-9-6 Archives
Cross-reference:
There is created as a department of city government an Administration Department. The executive and administrative head of the Administration Department shall be the Director of Administration who shall be appointed by the Mayor. The Director shall hold office at the pleasure of the Mayor and shall be qualified by experience and training in governmental administrative and financial affairs.
('74 Code, § 1-8-2) (Ord. 64-1974)
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