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Ordinances are numbered sequentially, with the first part of the number
being the fiscal year during which the ordinance was either adopted or
amended. Ordinances are grouped into categories below for easier
researching.
To view an ordinance click on the number, and use your browser 'BACK' button
to return to this index.
Category | Number | Description |
PROPOSED | 12-30 | New Section 13 to be added to existing Zoning Ordinance 10-30 |
FISCAL | 97-19 | Adopting a Municipal Gross Receipts Tax |
97-4 | Adopting a Business Registration Fee | |
97-8 | Establishing the Compensation of the Mayor, Members of the Council and Municipal Judge | |
04-14 | Amended Lodger's Tax Act | |
97-21 | Adopting a Municipal Environmental Services Gross Receipts Tax. | |
01-34 | Adopting a Municipal Infrastructure Gross Receipts Tax. | |
04-39 | Adopting a Municipal Capital Outlay Gross Receipts Tax | |
00-3 | Providing for the Imposition and Collection of a Municipal License Tax for the Sale, Distribution, Service and Public Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages, Beer and Wine | |
08-46 | Adopting Municipal Gross Receipts Tax | |
08-46A | Amending 08-46 | |
PUBLIC SAFETY | 09-47 | Requiring the Use of Carbon Monoxide Detectors |
97-5 | Creating the Municipal Court and Establishing its Jurisdiction, Creating the Office, Qualifications and Compensation for Municipal Judge; | |
97-24 | Adopting a Skier Responsibility Ordinance | |
97-26 | Mandating Animal Control for Public Safety and Health | |
98-29 | An Ordinance Providing for the Regulation of Alarm Systems | |
04-28 | Establishing a Maximum Penalty for Violations of any Municipal Ordinance Unless a Different Maximum Penalty has been Established for a Particular Offense | |
05-27 | Creating the Department of Public Safety | |
02-9 | Adopting the New Mexico Uniform Traffic Ordinance by Reference | |
05-09 | Amendment to 02-9 New Mexico Uniform Traffic Ordinance | |
04-40 | An Ordinance to Regulate Certain Types and Volumes of Noise | |
04-40A | Amendment to the Noise Ordinance | |
04-2 | Relating to Open Fires, and Fireworks | |
05-23 | Creating the Village of Taos Ski Valley Fire Department; Appointment of a Fire Chief & Compensation; | |
97-13 | Interim Ordinance Adopting by Reference Various Provisions of New Mexico Law Pertaining to Violations of Ordinances ; Declaring an Emergency | |
08-45 | Designating the Taos County
Magistrate Court as the court having jurisdiction over Municipal Ordinances
fot the Village of Taos Ski Valley |
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PERSONNEL | 97-6 | Creating the Office of Clerk-Treasurer |
03-33 | Personnel Ordinance | |
GENERAL | 97-7 | Adopting an Official Seal for the The Village of Taos Ski Valley |
00-32 | An Ordinance Granting to Kit Carson Electric Cooperative, Inc., Permission to use the Streets, Alleys, Public Thoroughfares, and Public Ways of the Village | |
10-35 | Amended: An Ordinance Relating to Outdoor Entertainment; Village Permits for Outdoor Entertainment | |
CONSTRUCTION | 97-10 | Adopting the New Mexico Building Code by Reference |
07-10 | Amend 97-10 New Mexico Building Code | |
97-11 | Adopting the New Mexico Plumbing and Mechanical Codes by Reference | |
97-12 | Adopting the New Mexico Electric Code by Reference | |
PLANNING & ZONING | 97-15 | Creating a Planning and Zoning Commission; Membership, Appointment, Terms of Office and Removal from Office ; Establishing the Duties and Powers of the Commission |
10-30 | An Ordinance Adopting Zoning Regulations and a Zoning Map | |
10-25 | Adopting Comprehensive Subdivision Regulations | |
06-42 | An Ordinance Imposing a Temporary Moratorium on the Issuance of Building Permits | |
06-43 | Repealing Ordinance 06-42, An Ordinance Requiring a Conditional Use Permit on Certain New Sewer Connections |
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WATER & SEWER | 03-37 | Adopting Regulations for Septic Tanks & Sewer |
04-38 | Adopting Regulations for Water Use | |
05-41 | An Ordinance Authorizing the Village of Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico to enter into a Loan Agreement with the New Mexico Environment Department for the Purpose of Obtaining Wastewater Construction Loan Funds in a Principal Amount not to Exceed Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000.00); |