Current zoning tools and a preserved history of Albuquerque’s Integrated Development Ordinance. Historical editions matter when researching prior approvals, regulations, and the transition from sector development plans to the unified code.
Current Ordinance and Zoning Tools#
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Integrated Development Ordinance — Effective May 6, 2026
The City’s current Integrated Development Ordinance establishes zoning, development standards, and review procedures for Albuquerque. This preserved original is the effective May 2026 release.
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Search an address or parcel and inspect the mapped zoning layer. Map results should be checked against the effective IDO and City review staff for a site-specific determination.
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The City’s public map library includes the Zone Atlas, address atlas, council districts, land use, neighborhood associations, and printable reference maps.
Historical Effective IDO Editions#
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Integrated Development Ordinance, Effective April 20, 2026
Preserves the consolidated Integrated Development Ordinance effective April 20, 2026, immediately before the May 2026 edition, documenting the zoning and development regulations applicable during that interval.
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Integrated Development Ordinance, Effective April 21, 2025
Preserves the consolidated Integrated Development Ordinance effective April 21, 2025, providing the authoritative zoning and development rules in force before the two 2026 effective editions.
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Integrated Development Ordinance, Effective August 3, 2024
Preserves the consolidated Integrated Development Ordinance effective August 3, 2024, recording Albuquerque zoning, subdivision, development-review, and dimensional regulations before the 2025 annual update.
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Integrated Development Ordinance, Effective July 27, 2023
Preserves the consolidated Integrated Development Ordinance effective July 27, 2023, documenting the City zoning and development rules adopted through the 2022 annual update.
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Integrated Development Ordinance, Effective December 25, 2022
Preserves the consolidated Integrated Development Ordinance effective December 25, 2022, recording the zoning and development regulations adopted through the 2021 annual update.
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Integrated Development Ordinance, Effective August 1, 2021
Preserves the City-posted consolidated Integrated Development Ordinance effective August 1, 2021, despite its legacy filename, documenting regulations adopted through the 2020 annual update.
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Integrated Development Ordinance, Effective November 2, 2020
Preserves the consolidated Integrated Development Ordinance effective November 2, 2020, providing the authoritative zoning and development rules following the 2019 annual update.
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Integrated Development Ordinance, Effective May 17, 2018
Preserves Albuquerque’s first effective Integrated Development Ordinance, establishing the unified zoning, subdivision, and development-review framework that replaced the former zoning code and sector-plan system.
Official IDO Legislative History and Current Source
The City page remains the source of truth for the current ordinance and records annual-update legislation, adoption documents, and effective editions. The archived copies above preserve the consolidated code as it appeared at important points in time.