17.04.080: INTERPRETATION AND CONFLICT:
   A.   Interpretation Of District Boundaries: Where uncertainty exists concerning the boundaries of any district shown on the official zoning district map, the following rules shall apply:
      1.   Boundaries shall be construed as the centerline of existing, future or vacated streets, highways, railroads, alleys, drainage or irrigation canals, or other public rights of way.
      2.   Where property has been subdivided into block and lot, the boundaries shall be construed to be the lot lines.
      3.   Where property is not otherwise designated, divided or subdivided, the boundary line shall be determined by the scaled distance shown on the official zoning district map.
      4.   In cases where property has not been specifically included within a zone, or where territory has become part of the village through annexation, these areas shall be given a zoning classification by the governing body after recommendation by the planning and zoning commission.
   B.   Interpretation Of Meaning: The village codes enforcement officer shall initially interpret the meaning of this title. Disagreement with an interpretation of the village codes enforcement officer may be appealed to the village planning and zoning commission. Disagreement with an interpretation of the planning and zoning commission may be appealed to the governing body.
   C.   Local Conflict: Where the provisions of any local ordinance, regulation or covenant imposes greater restrictions than those of this title, the provisions of such document shall prevail.
   D.   Federal And State Conflict: Any provisions of U.S. or New Mexico state law, which impose a greater duty, standard or requirement than those contained herein shall supersede the provisions of this title.
   E.   Conflict Within This Zoning Title: When two (2) or more provisions of this title are in conflict, the most restrictive provision shall apply.
   F.   Access To The Zoning Ordinance: This zoning ordinance and the official zoning district map shall be filed with the village clerk and shall be available for examination by any citizen. (Ord. 256 art. I § 6, 1993)