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web site address: SRNA.website
Supper Rock Neighborhood Association is a registered Neighborhood Association
with the City of Albuquerque.
P.O. Box 50577
Albuquerque, NM 87181
| Supper Rock
Neighborhood Association |
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ten subdivisions; one
neighborhood; founded: 1987
web site address: SRNA.website Supper Rock Neighborhood Association is a registered Neighborhood Association with the City of Albuquerque. P.O. Box 50577 Albuquerque, NM 87181 |
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| Our Annual Neighborhood Association Meeting: 29 September 2018 |
Neighborhood
News
Tiny Homes Project: Our District 9 Councilor Don Harris is well aware of the controversy relating to the concept of creating villages of 147 sq ft homes with no plumbing in an attempt to assuage the homeless problem in Albuquerque. Don has investigated the situation and provides his position in this letter (PDF) to constituents. Annual SRNA meeting: Our next neighborhood association meeting will be our Annual Meeting on Saturday, September 29, 2018 at 1 pm at the Providence Presbyterian Church off Tramway at 13801 Encantado NE. Get Plowed! A few years back, Daskalos Development purchased the Four Hills Village Shopping Center (SW corner of Central and Tramway) and began renovation. The most recent tenant to move into the center is Tractor Brewing Company ( getplowed.com). They opened a local pub similar to what they have in Nob Hill. Details are here. Tractor Brewing joins Icon Cinema and Sprouts Farmers Market in the renovated shopping center.  In Memoriam: Anne Gilstrap,
our SRNA Vice-President and long-time SRNA member, died unexpectedly on
27 March 2017. We were so
appreciative of her willingness to volunteer as a Board Member and are shocked at her loss.
Anne is interred with her husband at Santa Fe National Cemetery
and her on-line memorial can be viewed here. Tramway Trash: Are you concerned with the amount of trash that is littering the East side of Tramway, from Copper Blvd on north? You can make a difference by calling 798-6600 and leaving this message: "Please have DOT clean up the trash along the East side of Tramway." Our APS Board Member: On 7 Feb 2017, Elizabeth Armijo was elected as our Board District #6 APS School rep. Runners up were Akhil Abbas and C. Douglas Brown. Don Duran is stepping down and Elizabeth took over as of April 2017. We are in District 7 for CNM and our new rep there is Michael Glennon, former president of CNM. Singing Arrow Community Center: Two meetings were held in early February on the proposed Singing Arrow Community Center, located roughly behind Sprouts in the Four Hills Shopping Center. Both meetings were held in the Singing Arrow Community Center. This project is fully funded and has been announced via several organizations over a period of several years. Central Ave Median Landscaping: Our SRNA president Kathleen attended a City Parks and Recreation presentation in 2017 re suggested plans for plantings of Central medians from Juan Tabo to Tramway. Liz Reardon, Landscape Architect, presented her architectural drawings depicting 6 different plans with an array of desert high and low shrubs, perennials, trees and accent trees. The presentation and following discussions were well executed, professional and met with approval. It was a very enlightening session. After attendees agreed on the design and plantings, Liz explained that construction and plantings on the medians is presently scheduled to begin sometime in May and will take 2 1/2 weeks to install. All in attendance were very pleased with her expertise and the variety of choices. "Our plan is very appealing and the greenery will be evident for all 4 seasons. the project will begin sometime in May and that it will take 2 1/2 months to install. Lanes will be blocked and the work will take place from 9 am to 3 pm each work day. Past SRNA meetings: Supper Rock Neighborhood Association [SRNA] met Saturday April 22, 2017. Speakers included: Aaron T. Jones, CEO and operator of International Protective Services (IPS); Tim Keller, City Auditor and candiate for Mayor of Albuquerque; Officer O'Rourke of Foothills Command; Don Harris, City Councilor (District 9); and Peter Armstrong of Wakefield Housing and Development Corp. Our (required) Annual Meeting was held Saturday, Sept 16, 2017 at the Providence Presbyterian Church off Tramway at 13801 Encantado NE. East Gateway Metro Development: Albuquerque's East Gateway district, the area along Central Avenue and I-40 from Four Hills Road all the way to Wyoming Blvd, is the first glimpse of the City that visitors see as they pass through the Tijeras Canyon. The purpose of the Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan, in the works since 2009, is to make this area more welcoming to residents and visitors by facilitating redevelopment of vacant and underutilized land parcels and providing for a greater variety of businesses and services needed in the area. The web page for the Plan is here and the (large PDF file) Plan can be viewed here. Comp Plan: In January 2016, the ABC-Z Project Team released for public review an update of the existing Comprehensive Plan for both the City of Albuquerque and Bernalillo County. Comments were due by March 11, 2016. What is this Plan and what happens now? This comprehensive plan or “Comp Plan” is a policy document that is jointly adopted by the City of Albuquerque and Bernalillo County. It describes the community’s vision for the future of the built and natural environment and provides goals, policies, and implementing actions to achieve that vision. In this way, the Comp Plan shapes the future of Albuquerque and the unincorporated areas of Bernalillo County by guiding decisions about growth, development, and public investments related to land use, transportation, urban design, parks and open space, housing, economic development, neighborhoods, infrastructure, community facilities, and human services. There are hundreds of plans for the City's development, such as the Metropolitan Redevelopment Area Plan (see above), and all such plans must fit within the vision of the Comp Plan. The Introduction to the Comp Plan (PDF file) is here. There is a chapter in the plan for each major emphasis, such as Neighborhoods, and Parks & Open Space. The Table of Contents with links to each chapter is here. The web site for the April 15-16 public discussion of revisions to the January draft and to help finalize the draft is here. The City of Albuquerque ABC-Z Project team will then finalize the draft to be submitted to the City's Environmental Planning Commission as the first step in the review and approval process. |
Latest ABQ Neighborhood Newsletter: Latest newsletter for Albuquerque Neighborhoods is always available at this link. Tree-of-heaven Project: Tree-of-heaven is an invasive tree in southwestern states that has been listed as a noxious weed in New Mexico. Read more here. The Canyon Club (formerly the Four Hills Country Club) is open to you for dining membership, tennis membership, or golfing membership. Details here. Four Hills Shopping Center: Located at SW corner of Tramway and Central, is now managed by Daskalos Development & Investments. Entire shopping center has received a new facade. Some of the primary tenants: Icon Cinema, featuring first-run movies, VIP seating, all-you-can-eat popcorn, all-you-can-drink Coke, Burke's Outlet, and Sprouts Farmers Market. The renovation continues. Supper Rock NA sign: Congrats to our Neighborhood Association on the new display sign, which can be seen near our 'entrance' sign on Copper Blvd, just East of Tramway. Our neighborhood web site URL (SRNA.NM.org) will be displayed there, as well as pertinent news for the neighborhood. SRNA President is investigating the possibility of a second sign on Encantado entrance to our neighborhood. Continue to check your SRNA web site as well. SRNA Membership: Dues are $10/year. Membership Form is here (PDF). |
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