§ 14-7-2-8 EMERGENCY SELECTION.

   When the Mayor determines that urgent and compelling reasons require emergency contractual professional architectural, engineering, landscape architectural and other related professional services, the Mayor, notwithstanding any provision contained herein, may approve such services, provided that the Mayor shall notify the Council of the action citing the compelling and urgent reasons therefor. The report required to be made to the Council by the Mayor, shall be submitted at the next regular meeting of the Council.

('74 Code, § 7-17-9) (Ord. 48-1974; Am. Ord. 82-1986)

§ 14-7-2-9 DISCLOSURE STATEMENT.

   The Mayor shall cause to be incorporated into any contract between the city and any firm or person performing professional architectural, engineering, landscape architectural and other related services, a disclosure statement wherein such firm or person shall affirm whether within the prior two years, it has made or agreed to make any valuable gift, whether in the form of service, loan, thing or promise, to any person or any of his immediate family, having the duty to recommend, the right to vote upon, or any other direct influence on the selection of firms or persons performing professional architectural, engineering, landscape architectural and other related services. Provided, however that campaign contributions as defined by the Election Code of the City Charter shall not be considered as a valuable gift. In the event that the firm or person affirms having made or agreed to make any such valuable gift or refuses to make any disclosure or makes a false or misleading disclosure, the city shall not enter into such contract or shall void such contract if it has already been entered into it with such firm or person.

('74 Code, § 7-17-10) (Ord. 2-1976; Am. Ord. 82-1986)

§ 14-7-2-10 COMPLIANCE WITH STATE LAWS.

   The city will comply with state laws regarding prevailing wage, public works, and apprentice training and any directive of the State Department of Workforce Solutions related to these laws.

(Ord. 2021-002)

ARTICLE 8: COMMISSIONS, COUNCILS, AGENCIES AND OTHER BODIES

Section

Part 1: [Reserved]

   14-8-1-1 - 14-8-1-8   [Reserved]

Part 2: Neighborhood Association Recognition

   14-8-2-1   Short title

   14-8-2-2   Definitions

   14-8-2-3   Application and criteria for recognition of neighborhood associations

   14-8-2-4   Application and criteria for recognition of neighborhood coalitions

   14-8-2-5   Responsibilities of recognized neighborhood associations and recognized neighborhood coalitions

   14-8-2-6   Homeowner associations, business groups, and community groups

   14-8-2-7   Responsibilities of city departments other than ONC

   14-8-2-8   Responsibilities of the ONC

   14-8-2-9   Developer responsibilities

Part 3: Urban Renewal Agency

   14-8-3-1   Public interest

   14-8-3-2   Urban renewal agency

   14-8-3-3   Municipal urban development fund

Part 4: Metropolitan Redevelopment Agency

   14-8-4-1   Short title

   14-8-4-2   Legislative findings and purpose

   14-8-4-3   Redevelopment project powers

   14-8-4-4   Powers of metropolitan redevelopment agency

   14-8-4-5   Staff of agencies provided by city

   14-8-4-6   Annual report

   14-8-4-7   Activities to be undertaken pursuant to statutory authority

   14-8-4-8   Appeal

   14-8-4-9   Lease fee

Part 5: Energy Conservation Council

   14-8-5-1   Intent

   14-8-5-2   Definitions

   14-8-5-3   Energy conservation council

   14-8-5-4   Membership and organization

   14-8-5-5   Powers and duties

Part 6: Development Commission

   14-8-6-1   Definitions

   14-8-6-2   Commission created; duties

   14-8-6-3   Temporary provision; terms of office

   14-8-6-4   Temporary provision; references

   14-8-6-5   Albuquerque foreign-trade zone; task forces

   14-8-6-6   Conflict of interest

Part 7: Board of Appeals for Zoning Special Exceptions

(see Integrated Development Ordinance)

Cross-reference:
   Beautification Committee, § 2-6-14

   City of Albuquerque’s Greater Albuquerque Bicycling Advisory Committee, see § 2-6-15

   City of Albuquerque’s Greater Albuquerque Recreational Trails Committee, see § 2-6-17

   Environmental Planning Commission, see §§ 14-13-3-1 et seq.

   Landmarks and Urban Conservation Commission, see § 14-12-5

   Open Space Advisory Board, see § 2-6-16

   Selection Advisory Committee for professional services, see §§ 14-7-2-1 et seq.

PART 1: [RESERVED]

PART 2: NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION

§ 14-8-2-1 SHORT TITLE.

   Sections 14-8-2-1 et seq. shall be cited as the “Neighborhood Association Recognition Ordinance.”

(Ord. 2022-017)