Tamara Gutierrez
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Albuquerque’s Area Plans Will Be Scrutinized
City Councilor Chuck Wilkins has set a new goal for the beginning of 2014. He wants to bring clarity, simplicity, and coherence in the land-use plans the city has adopted in the recent years by having them re-examined. A series of work sessions will be held in the following weeks to investigate the plans and the proposed changes.
Albuquerque 30 January 2014 20:14
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