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Albuquerque Retail & Signage Ordinance Tracker

Retail & signage: sign ordinances, storefront rules, business licensing, sales-tax measures, parking requirements — tracked continuously in Albuquerque, NM. CouncilRadar reads every published agenda so you hear about proposals before the council votes.

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Finance & Government Operations Committee · Oct 26, 2026
The ordinance bans the sale and use of glue traps, directly affecting retailers and pest‑control businesses that sell or employ these products.
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Finance & Government Operations Committee · Oct 26, 2026
Retail stores that sell glue traps will be prohibited from selling them, effectively banning the product in the city.
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City Council · Sep 21, 2026
Lindmark Companies is appealing a denied sign permit to convert a billboard to a digital billboard, which could change signage rules for that property if approved.
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City Council · Sep 21, 2026
Sign companies seeking to convert a billboard at 4441 Osuna Rd NE to a digital billboard are contesting a denied permit, and the appeal could permit the conversion if successful.
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City Council · Sep 21, 2026
Lindmark Companies is appealing a denied sign permit, which could determine whether they can convert their billboard to a digital display.
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City Council · Sep 21, 2026
Lindmark Companies is appealing a denied sign permit for converting a billboard to a digital billboard, which could allow the business to install and operate the digital sign if the appeal succeeds.
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City Council · Sep 21, 2026
Lindmark Companies is appealing a denied sign permit, which could allow them to install a digital billboard and directly affect signage regulations.
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President · Sep 21, 2026
The ordinance bans the sale of glue traps and their use at city facilities, directly affecting retailers that sell these products and city operations that currently use them.
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President · Sep 9, 2026
Extending the Main Street corridor designation from Wyoming Boulevard to Tramway Boulevard will affect businesses along that stretch by introducing new design and signage guidelines that could shape how they operate and present their storefronts.
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