Nob Hill Neighborhood Association

AGENDA, NOB HILL NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

January 8, 2019, 6:00 PM (Note New Time, ½ hour earlier than in the past)

MONTE VISTA CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 3501 CAMPUS DR NE

Small chapel room, just to the right as you enter the main door

CALL TO ORDER

– Appointment of a director to take minutes

– Introductions

– Public comment (target, 2 minutes each)

– Establish quorum (the board has 10 members after Maria Munguia’s resignation)

– Approve agenda

– Officer’s reports

OLD BUSINESS

– Consent Agenda, (Any director may ask to move any item to new business)

Minutes of November 12 and December 10 meetings

Treasurer’s report

– Special Exception Requests, Zone Changes, Alcohol Hearings, Building Permits; 123 Girard SE, Request for zone change from RM-L to MX-T, Jeanett Martinez

– Councilor Pat Davis invites requests from neighborhood associations for funding requirements for studies, projects, and the like. Directors and other neighbors are invited to identify needs to the NHNA board for submission.  Examples we have heard: landscaping the triangle at Silver and Solano, bringing sidewalks up to ADA standards, enhancing street lighting in neighborhoods

– Gary Eyster requests approval to trade Sign and Image Factory a $55 ad in Spring 2019 Newsletter for $50 table banner promoting NHNA and inviting inquires and membership

– Committee Reports

– Safety

– Lead-Coal Safety Brigade

– District 6 Coalition

– Cube Storage Night Lighting Problem

– Community Form

3812 Central SE, 6 ft. metal fence between sidewalk and parking area, Gerry Landgraf, board approved letter of support Nov 8

207 Amherst Dr SE, Variance of wall height, Cynthia Sousa Sparks, Ms. Sparks has withdrawn the request from the ZHE

– Amherst/Marquette/Purdue

– Newsletter

NEW BUSINESS

– Neighbor Chris Martin is exploring a monthly Nob Hill magazine

– Board of Directors seat vacated by Maria Munguia

– New Special Exception Requests, Zone Changes, Alcohol Hearings, Building Permits: none

– Update on Nob Hill Main Street; Omega Delgado, Executive Director

– Possible Solid Waste Transfer Station near Milne Stadium

– Director’s Announcements (2 minutes please)

ADJOURN

AGENDA, NOB HILL NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

December 10, 2018, 6:00 PM
(Note New Time, ½ hour earlier than in the past)

MONTE VISTA CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 3501 CAMPUS DR NE
Small chapel room, just to the right as you enter the main door

CALL TO ORDER

Introductions
Public comment (target, 2 minutes each)
Establish quorum (the board has 11 members)
Approve agenda
Officer’s reports

OLD BUSINESS

– Consent Agenda, (Any director may ask to move any item to new business)
– Minutes of November 12 meeting
– Treasurer’s report
– Special Exception Requests, Zone Changes, Alcohol Hearings, Building Permits
– 123 Girard SE, Request for zone change, Jeanett Martinez
– 3812 Central SE, 6 ft. metal fence between sidewalk and parking area, Gerry Landgraf, board approved letter of support, Nov 8
– 421 Carlisle Blvd SE, Variance of wall height, John Sedillo, board approved letter of opposition but support for lower wall, Nov 8
– 207 Amherst Dr SE, Variance of wall height, Cynthia Sousa Sparks, board approved letter of opposition, Nov 8
– Committee Reports
– Safety
– Lead-Coal Safety Brigade; District 6 Coalition, Cube Storage
– Community Form
– Amherst/Marquette/Purdue
– Newsletter

NEW BUSINESS

– Neighbor Chris Martin is exploring a monthly Nob Hill magazine
– New Special Exception Requests, Zone Changes, Alcohol Hearings, Building Permits; none
– Councilor Pat Davis invites requests from neighborhood associations for funding of studies, projects, and the like. Directors and other neighbors are invited to identify needs to the NHNA board for submission. Examples that have been brought up: landscaping the triangle at Amherst NE and Marquette NE, landscaping the triangle at Silver and Solano, bringing sidewalks up to ADA standards.
– Director’s Announcements (2 minutes please)

ADJOURN

AGENDA, NOB HILL NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

NOVEMBER 12, 2018, 6:30 PM

MONTE VISTA CHRISTIAN CHURCH, 3501 CAMPUS DR NE

Small chapel room, just to the right as you enter the main door

Neighbors and Guests, please sign in at the front of the room.

CALL TO ORDER

Introductions

Establish quorum, (the board has 11 members)

Approve agenda

Officer’s reports

Public comment (target, 2 minutes each)

OLD BUSINESS

– Consent Agenda, (Any director may ask to move any item to new business)

– Minutes of October 8 meeting

– Minutes of November 1 meeting

– Treasurer’s report

– Newsletter Committee Report

– Special Exception Requests, Zone Changes, Alcohol Hearings, Building Permits

– 342 Washington St NE, Variance to wall height, Lee Rosner, report

– 4101 and 4119 Central Ave NE, Titan Nob Hill LLC, report

– 421 Carlisle Blvd SE, Variance of wall height, John Sedillo

– 123 Girard SE, Request for zone change, Jeanett Martinez

– 207 Amherst Dr SE, Variance to wall height, Cynthia Sousa Sparks

– Safari Grill, Beer and Wine License, hearing was November 9

– Lead-Coal Safety Brigade

– Amherst/Marquette/Purdue ad hoc Committee

NEW BUSINESS

– Special Exception Requests, Zone Changes, Alcohol Hearings, Building Permits

– Building Permit, 3812 Central Ave SE, 6 ft. fence between sidewalk and parking area, Gerry Landgraf

– Establish Committee on Community Form

– Establish Safety Committee

– One Albuquerque Neighborhood Summit

– CNM Community Vision Exercise

– District 6 Coalition

– Possible different night or time for future board meetings

– Director’s Announcements (target, 2 minutes each)

ADJOURN

Nob Hill Neighborhood Association
Meeting, Board of Directors
Monday, October 8th, 6:30-8:30pm
Monte Vista Christian Church, 3501 Campus Blvd NE, Small chapel room

AGENDA

September 27th,  6:00pm–8:30pm

Monte Vista Christian Church, 3501 Campus Blvd NE

Agenda

Come to find out what the NHNA is about! Tell us what issues you would like the NHNA to focus on going forward! Catch up with old friends, and meet new ones! Light refreshments will be served!

The most important business items on the agenda are voting on amendments to the Bylaws and election of Directors to the Board. See our Bylaws page for more information on the amendments, so you can make an informed choice when you vote.

We seek nominations for candidates for Directors. If you are interested, please send a paragraph describing yourself and why you are interested in being a Director to the Board of Directors (theboard@nobhill-nm.com). Any submissions received through Monday, Sept. 24th will have their names on the ballot and their paragraph will be distributed in print at the Annual Meeting. Nominations from the floor will also be accepted.

The Information Fair will occupy the latter part of the meeting, where you can meet your elected representatives, learn about efforts to improve safety and traffic on Lead and Coal, and find out about water use, trees, urban farming, and recent changes to the zoning code.

We look forward to seeing you!

At the Annual Meeting on September 27th, 2018, the NHNA membership will consider amendments to the Bylaws. Please examine the following to understand the changes:

• A summary of the amendments.
• The current bylaws are below (including a pdf version).
• The proposed Bylaws with amendments highlighted inline.
• The proposed Bylaws final draft.

At long last the five short films produced in celebration of Nob Hill’s 100th birthday in 2016 are available for viewing.

Get the full story here

On Saturday, October 20, Nob Hill Neighborhood Association and reDiscover Nob Hill will offer their 10^th Annual Architecture Walk.

On Saturday, October 20, your neighborhood association and reDiscover Nob Hill will offer their 10^th Annual Architecture Walk. We will explore the genesis of Nob Hill as Albuquerque grew above the sand hills and onto the east mesa in the early 20th century. Owing to a fortunate chain of events most of that early architecture survives, making Nob Hill one of the best preserved early automobile-oriented suburbs in the country.

This walk will offer a rare sampler of four of Nob Hill’s six residential subdivisions along with a spicy serving of the commercial district surrounding the 1947 Nob Hill Shopping Center.

You’ll learn to read historic houses, how to research your own house and how you can perform maintenance or remodeling in a way that preserves Nob Hill’s distinctive historic character and its unique sense of place.

We will meet at 1 pm in front of the 1931 Mediterranean house at 314 Hermosa Dr NE, proceed north through 1926 College View and Monte Vista, walk through 1916 University Heights and 1925 Granada Heights, then back to 314 Hermosa Dr. for a social time.

If you have a house in the area that retains much of its historic character and would like to provide your yard for a reception at the end a future walk please let us know. If you have information or questions about your house we are always interested in hearing from you.

We limit sign ups so all can hear. Make reservations at www.reDiscoverNobHill.com email meyster1@me.com or call 991-1388.