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Saturday Clean-Up Day (@Bel-Air Park)
May 18, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
A City compactor garbage truck will be present for you to dispose of garbage and yard waste. They CANNOT take construction material or hazardous waste. VOLUNTEERS are needed and always welcome to help us clean alleys and other common spaces.
Saturday Clean-Up Day (@Bel-Air Park)
July 20, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
A City compactor garbage truck will be present for you to dispose of garbage and yard waste. They CANNOT take construction material or hazardous waste. VOLUNTEERS are needed and always welcome to help us clean alleys and other common spaces.
Saturday Clean-Up Day (@Bel-Air Park)
September 21, 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
A City compactor garbage truck will be present for you to dispose of garbage and yard waste. They CANNOT take construction material or hazardous waste. VOLUNTEERS are needed and always welcome to help us clean alleys and other common spaces.
Neighborhood Park Party (@Bel-Air Park)
TBD
We will plan to have our annual Park Party again this fall. In the past, we have had a cookout with neighbors bringing side dishes. Last year, we had a pizza party and had AFR, APD and APD's horse unit
in attendance, We welcome your input on how you would like to celebrate our neighborhood. Please join us at the meeting with your ideas.
About the Neighborhood
Scroll down to view our by-laws, officers, and meeting minutes.
One of the city's oldest neighborhoods dating back to the 1950's, Bel-Air is the size of a small town, enclosed between Carlisle and San Mateo, Candelaria and Menaul.
The neighborhood contains frame and stucco homes, others of cinder block construction, and many others are custom built or refurbished original designs.
Bel-Air is laid out in a grid pattern with back alley-ways which give access to large backyards. It is a highly liveable area.
Map
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About the Neighborhood Association
Purpose
The Bel-Air Neighborhood Association (BANA) was formed in 1994 to create and maintain a safe and clean environment and to strengthen property values.
The purpose of the Association is to enhance that area of the City of Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, State of New Mexico bounded on the West by Carlisle Boulevard, bounded on the North by Candelaria Road, bounded on the East by San Mateo Boulevard, bounded on the South by Menaul Boulevard; hereinafter referred to as the Bel-Air area, to promote a better neighborhood and community through group action, so that the quality of life in the area shall be in keeping with the social, environmental, cultural, historic needs and interests of the residents.
To this end, the activities of the Association shall include, but are not limited to, sponsoring cooperative planning, research, fund raising and public education progress as they are deemed necessary.
BANA Board of Directors
Elizabeth Alarid, President
Seth Arseneau, Vice-President
Mary Rieb, Secretary
Barb Johnson, Treasurer
Steven Holman, Director
By Laws
View/download the Bel-Air Neighborhood Association By-Laws
Archive Meeting Minutes (oldest to newest)
Note: Meeting minutes from 2018 - present are contained in the Bel-Air Neighborhood Association newsletter.
2012-10-22: General Meeting Minutes
2013-04-01: Board Meeting Minutes
2013-04-22: General Meeting Minutes
2013-04-30: Board Meeting Minutes
2014-03-10: Board Meeting Minutes
2014-04-28: General Meeting Minutes
2014-05-21: Board Meeting Minutes
2014-09-18: Board Meeting Minutes
2016-04-18: General Meeting Minutes
2017-04-24: General Meeting Minutes
Membership
Join the Bel-Air Neighborhood Association - your membership support is very important! Donation is voluntary for all members (residential and business), but it is suggested - see how donations help.
Engagement
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