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Treat bags were out of stock so I opted for water bottles. What a great choice! The children LOVED them and the adults secretly coveted them lol.Last, I was surprised how large they were.
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Title: Cute
Date: Jul 16, 2013
My son loves Sonic and this was perfect for favors at his Sonic party. The lid however not so durable.
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Purchased 16 of these Sonic Sports Bottles for my daughter's 10th Sonic themed birthday party. The bottles will be labeled with the attending guests' names with a labeled paper tag & ribbon; as not to mark the bottle and filled with water to be their drink during cake & ice cream time. The guests will bring them home along with their Sonic favor bag. My daughter loved the bottle so much, she uses it for school everyday. My daughter is happy and we are helping the environment by reducing our usage of throw-away plastic water bottles by 5/wk & 185/yr!
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The water bottles are a great size.. can definitly use them for every day use and instead of using throw away cups for the party each kid got a sonic water bottle..nice party favor!
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I was really happy that they had Sonic stuff since my son was BEGGING for a Sonic party. The water bottles are cute, and seem nice, but I think they leak a little. Made a cute favor. Would recommend, just don't use dark drinks - because it may leak.
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Purchased these to put in my sons favor bags for his birthday party. Great size, everyone loved them
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Zend Framework: Zend_Http_Request Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Developer Notes
Michael Sheakoski
1.1 - 1 August 2006: Updated from community comments. (wiki revision: 37)
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Sep 03, 2006

For the most part it's a nice evolution of the idea from the initial discussions, but I'm not quite on board with treating the pathInfo, basePath, etc properties the same as the get/post/request params. I'd rather call the methods by themselves - conceptually the values they provide are quite separate values than you would retrieve via the get/post variables (e.g. BasePath may need to be calculated rather than simply passed through).

FWIW, I'd rather access the $_REQUEST properties via the __get and __set methods, or retrieve the $_GET/$_POST properties more explicitly by a get('post') or get('get') method (there was a slightly confusing method called getGet in the last proposal that was the right method with the wrong name <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" /> Because $_REQUEST is an amalgam of $_GET and $_POST I think this would be more natural and offer a better degree of simplicity.

But apart from that, I'm all for it!

Sep 03, 2006

Cheers Simon!

If I understand correctly, you are thinking that $request->basePath will simply return an uncalculated value? This is not the case because it will actually attempt to figure out the basePath if $_basePath is null or has not been set by the user. I can add support for the $_REQUEST superglobal, that is an easy fix. As far as accessor methods for get/post/request/cookie, is there any benefit to using accessors on them? They are all simple arrays and an accesssor would seem like an unnecessary layer of bloat to access them while providing no benefits.

Sep 03, 2006

I forgot to add, you can call both the accessor methods as well as _set/_get for requestUri, pathInfo, baseUrl, basePath.

$request->pathInfo is the same as $request->getPathInfo()

Sep 03, 2006

No, I understand that $request->pathInfo maps directly to $request->getPathInfo() but I don't believe it should. Because these kind of properties are calculated values, they should only be accessed via the methods. Everything else, though, is fine.

E.g. If $_GET<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'id'" /></ac:link> = 3 and $_GET<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'foo'" /></ac:link> = 'bar' then I should be able to access them via $request->id or $request->get('get')>id (and similarly for $_POST variables). This would also apply to args from a CLI environment - myscript --foo=bar => $request>foo

The big advantage of checking them like this is that $request->notyetset would not throw an E_NOTICE (because the __get would check via __isset). I would say that providing access via both the methods and the __get properties for PathInfo (etc..) would be bloat because it's unnecessary duplication.

Sep 03, 2006

I mainly added the _get/set methods for consistency so all of the members could be accessed in the same fashion. It is not a big deal to add a get() function though, I'll add it. Here is how I ended up using the class which should explain why I added the __set/_get in the first place:

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<form id="myForm" action="<?=$this->request->baseUrl?>/user/login" method="post">

I wanted the code to look as readable as possible in the views. I understand what you mean about calculated vs uncalculated but there is a fine line in this case because $request->pathInfo = $_SERVER<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'PATH_INFO'" /></ac:link>, $request->requestUri = $_SERVER<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'REQUEST_URI'" /></ac:link> which are technically uncalculated values... I simply put a few checks in with the get/set functions to make sure that data is there and in the proper format.

As far as the E_NOTICE, $request->someRandomVarNotSet will ALWAYS return null regardless of _get/set/_isset.

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Sep 03, 2006
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echo $request->get->foo;

returns 'Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /home/zendtest/index.php on line 6';

If you're passing $_GET to the public 'get' property of Zend_Request_Http then you're not performing any isset() checking on those properties and it will throw notices

Currently $request->foo will never work in your component (using the above code).

Sep 03, 2006

Actually further to that it also throws the same notice for array access

e.g. request->get<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'foo'" /></ac:link>;

'Notice: Undefined index: foo in...'

Sep 04, 2006

That would be expected at this moment.

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$request = new Zend_Request_Http();
echo $request->get->foo;
returns 'Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /home/zendtest/index.php on line 6';

I didn't implement a get object or get() method. It is simply a copy of the $_GET array.

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'Notice: Undefined index: foo in...'

Standard PHP behavior for an array

Sep 04, 2006

Yes, I understand it's standard PHP behaviour. Coming back to my original message I was asking if you would implement a $_REQUEST via overloading so that this kind of property testing could be done more gracefully and provide a intuitive access to request variables.

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$foo = $request->foo // rather than $request->get->foo

All that would need to be done is to convert the $_REQUEST array as a Zend_Hash object (see Rob Allen's proposal) and store that - the hard work would be done already.

Sep 04, 2006

The only problem is that Zend_Request_Http is not simply a wrapper for $REQUEST, it is a "dispatch token" plus a wrapper for a subset of the $_SERVER vars which facilitate directing a PATH_INFO/GET/POST/Cookie request to the proper controller/action and for convenience also contains a copy of $_GET/$_POST/$_COOKIE/$_REQUEST. Because of this, providing direct access to $_REQUEST through __set/_get would not be a good idea since you would potentially have naming conflicts. What if you had a var called $_REQUEST['get'], $_REQUEST['post'], $_REQUEST['cookie'], $_REQUEST['pathInfo'], etc... If you did $request->post would that mean the $_REQUEST<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'post'" /></ac:link> var or would it mean $_POST?

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$request = new Zend_Request_Http();
echo $request->get['myvar'];
echo $request->request['foo'];
Sep 04, 2006

I'd suggested to Christopher Thompson that you could use SPL's ArrayAccess for that:-

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// Vars parse by Path first, then $_GET, $_POST for $_REQUEST
echo $request->id // 3
echo $request['GET']->search // sometext
echo $request['REQUEST']->month // 8
echo $request['COOKIE']->preference // ... etc ...

This way you can provide namespaces for the superglobals and still allow a more consistent access to these properties.

As for the pathInfo, baseUrl I still think they should remain as methods only or you could use this namespacing to have

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Sep 05, 2006

This proposal should be reviewed in parallel with the other Zend_Http_Request proposal.

reviewing together increases productivity

ideas can be combined or evolved together

avoids redoing work, if one proposal is accepted, and the other spurs changes to the first

Sep 05, 2006

Agreed. I didn't mean to cause any confusion by making a seperate proposal. The other proposal differs from mine because it was originally a router and now heading towards a combination of a dispatch token + minimal HTTP Response class. Mine is a pure HTTP Response class designed to access just about every form of input that the browser sends.

Sep 05, 2006

Oops I meant HTTP Request object <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

Sep 11, 2006

Mehtods for resolving base URL, path etc. are indeed very welcome addition, however I don't really see why to have plain wrappers around variables like _GET and _POST. It's not likely they are going anywhere, and since you don't do anything but return them why the user won't just use _GET/_POST and save the function call?

Sep 11, 2006

Mostly to make the class consistent with the Request object of other frameworks/languages which access all input from the browser. It wouldn't really make sense to have an object like Http_Request that only supports a subset of the information. In addition, by going through the functions as opposed to directly accessing the GET/POST superglobals you can do things like include them in your templates without worrying about generating an E_NOTICE for undefined indexes as well as filtering or error checking as demonstrated in the getServer() function.

Sep 11, 2006

I think it makes a lot of sense for an object to give the information that is not available elsewhere, but do not attempt to copy system variables which can be accessed directly. I am also not sure that using data transformations in get functions is good thing especially when you already have separate functions for the same data. This leads to very interesting effects like $a = getServer(); $a<ac:link><ri:page ri:content-title="'PATH_INFO'" /></ac:link> not being the same as getServer('PATH_INFO').

for it.

As for notices, I'm not sure adding 2 function calls for each variable access (and function calls are not cheap in PHP at all) is worth silencing warning, especially when you have perfectly good @ for it.

I think we should use function which are really very usable - the second half of the class, the path/url resolution function - but let alone the getters for superglobals, there's really not much need to create methods in class just to avoid a notice.

Sep 12, 2006

All good points. I guess I just feel funny having the class called Zend_Request_Http which sounds like it should give me access to everything but only supporting a subset of that. Perhaps I can find the happy medium and condense the getQuery/Path/Server/Env/etc... into a single function. No matter what goes on in here Zend will of course be the final decision maker. I assume they will take a combination of features from both of the proposals.

Sep 12, 2006

Michael and I have gone around and around on this. I believe that the Http Request should focus on GET/POST and maybe COOKIE. I proposed following the Zend_Hash interface to provide a standard interface for the current incoming data (either GET or POST auto-selected by method). This is the simplest interface and I believe in the ZF style.

I can see some Cookie access for convenience, but I would prefer to see a separate Http_Cookie class that had full support for writing cookies. Likewise I think SERVER and ENV should be in a Server_Info or System_Info class.

Sep 12, 2006

I agree that by itself it doesn't add any value, but what if we are extending Zend_Http_Request to accept (for example) a filter? Then it makes plenty of sense to use the $request object to retrieve the value rather than accessing the superglobal.

I think Michael has good reason to implement the _GET/_POST accessors - avoiding notices aside, it encourages developers to use the ZF components over more procedural-style code and it allows us a good base for adding useful features over time.

My only source of confusion at the moment is the way to access these. So far I've seen 5 or 6 different implementations with weird and wonderful ways of accessing request/get/post data. Is this the final proposal or should I be looking at http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Changes+to+Zend+MVC+-+Michael+Sheakoski+and+Christopher+Thompson

My ultimate preference is to access request parameters as public properties. These are set in order of hierarchy: _POST then _GET then path parameters. In 9/10 cases this will be all I need. I don't want write access, only read (because if I change a parameter what does it map back to?). If I need to determine if a parameter exists from a specific source, then getPost() / getQuery() / getParam() will do just fine.

getRequest is redundant, as it (in effect) provides slightly less information as you're gathering here (it contains _GET/_POST/_COOKIE but not path parameters). I think it should go.

I agree with Stan that the getServer() method should return only an unaltered value from the array - if I wish to calculate the REQUEST_URI I'll use that method instead.

You've also got the convenience of having the $_SERVER values within the request object already, so the calls to $_SERVER from setRequestUri and setBaseUrl could instead reference a protected property.

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class Zend_Http_Request implements Zend_Http_Request_Interface
protected $_requestUri;
protected $_baseUrl;
protected $_basePath;
protected $_pathInfo;
protected $_request = array('get' => array(),
'post' => array(),
'cookie' => array(),
'server' => array(),
'env' => array());
public function __construct()Unknown macro: { $this->_request['get'] = $_GET; ...etc... }

Lastly - and this may be more of a personal preference - but I would see the initial setup of methods like setPathInfo() happen in the constructor. Currently these methods calculate default values only if you pass a null value to the method. I would think that those could be created upon instantiation and available immediately so that you don't need to call an empty method in your app - the value is just there. If you wish to explicitly overwrite that value then do so, but otherwise it seems like an unnecessary call.

I don't wish to seem overly picky - these are only my personal preferences and can of course be completely ignored - but I would like to see as much refinement of this component as possible as it is so critical to the framework.

Sep 12, 2006

I agree with you. The proposal I did which is the second Class Skeleton here (http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Http_Request+-+Sylvain+Philip) differs from Michaels in a couple of respects. It puts the current request into properties, it adds the Dispatcher_Token info, and it does not contain SERVER or ENV accessor. I provided accessors for each type for completeness, but all you really need additional is access to $_GET when the method is POST, because where the method is GET there are no POST vars. I also made the constructor similer to the InputFilter class.

The PathInfo and BaseURL methods need to be accessed by Intercepting Filters such as the Router so that is why they are methods.

Sep 12, 2006

Cheers Simon! This is not the final proposal. Gavin added this one to the "under review" section so both implementations could be compared and contrasted.

I was toying with the idea in my head about being able to turn a filter on and off. Something like $request->filter(HtmlEntities, true/false) and filter('stripSlashes', true/false) which would automatically apply to methods such as __get, getQuery/Post('theVar'). Just a rough idea, not a specific implementation yet but I think it is definitely something that would be useful.

As far as writing variables, you are correct that this class should be as read-only as possible. In other popular languages/frameworks the Http_Response object is used for sending data back to the browser.

Stanislav, Christopher, and yourself all make very good points and I will definitely be redoing the items you mentioned. getRequest() can be removed due to its limited usefulness. I still think that getServer() and getEnv() would be useful to access unaltered data related to the request via a consistent interface with the added bonus of no E_NOTICE.

As far as using __get() overloading I think it should be consistent with the order of precedence .NET uses which is 1.GET 2.POST 3.COOKIES 4.SERVER. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.httprequest.item.aspx – I still think that someone developing an app already knows where the input is coming from and would target getQuery/getPost/etc... for that specific data in the first place but I will add __get() support as a convenience method.

I think that there are still many useful properties that should be top-level in the class as well. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.httprequest_properties.aspx shows a pretty good idea of them:

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$request->requestUri (calculated via the function)
$request->pathInfo (calculated via the function)
$request->isSecureConnection (this needs to be calculated anyway w/ a few lines of code)

Perhaps they should be in the first-letter-capital-format PathInfo, BaseUrl, HttpReferrer, etc... just to avoid conflicts with the __get() stuff?

Looking forward to hearing all of your thoughts on this

Sep 12, 2006

Okay I went ahead and redid the stuff that was talked about by everyone in the comments.

Simon I wanted to clear something up about a previous comment you had, "Lastly - and this may be more of a personal preference - but I would see the initial setup of methods like setPathInfo() happen in the constructor..."

You don't need to call setPathInfo() in your app. It is only there as a fallback mechanism in case the automatic detection does not work. If $this->_pathInfo is null then getPathInfo() will automatically call setPathInfo(null) to trigger the auto-detection. I designed it this way because I believe the code for setting $this->_pathInfo should be in the setter not the getter.

This works just fine:

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The City of Albuquerque is responsible for administering and implementing the Comprehensive City Zoning Code.
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Comprehensive City Zoning Code – Full Text (pdf)
Comprehensive City Zoning Code - This is a link to American Legal website, who compiles the text of the City of Albuquerque's Code of Ordinances, including the Zoning Code. This text may not reflect recent amendments to the Zoning Code approved by City Council.
Zoning Code – Individual Sections
Part 1: General Provisions
14-16-1-2 Authority and jurisdiction
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14-16-2-8 R-LT residential zone
14-16-2-9 R-T residential zone
14-16-2-10 R-G residential garden apartment zone
14-16-2-11 R-2 residential zone
14-16-2-12 R-3 residential zone
14-16-2-13 RC residential/commercial zone
14-16-2-14 R-D residential and related uses zone, developing area
14-16-2-15 O-1 office and institution zone
14-16-2-16 C-1 neighborhood commercial zone
14-16-2-17 C-2 community commercial zone
14-16-2-18 C-3 heavy commercial zone
14-16-2-19 IP industrial park zone
14-16-2-20 M-1 light manufacturing zone
14-16-2-21 M-2 heavy manufacturing zone
14-16-2-22 SU-1 special use zone
14-16-2-23 SU-2 special neighborhood zone
14-16-2-24 SU-3 special center zone
14-16-2-25 H-1 historic old town zone
14-16-2-27 P-R reserve parking zone
14-16-2-29 PC planned community zone
Part 3: General Regulations
14-16-3-1 Off-street parking regulations
14-16-3-2 Shopping center regulations
14-16-3-3 Supplementary height, area, and use regulations
14-16-3-4 Nonconformance regulations
14-16-3-5 General sign regulations
14-16-3-6 Mobile home development regulations
14-16-3-7 Campground regulations
14-16-3-8 Detached open space regulations
14-16-3-9 Area lighting regulations
14-16-3-10 Landscaping regulations applicable to apartment and nonresidential development
14-16-3-11 Site development plan approval requirements; possible plan termination
14-16-3-12 Community residential program regulations
14-16-3-13 Emergency shelter regulations
14-16-3-14 Air quality impact regulations (Repealed)
14-16-3-15 Recycling bin regulations
14-16-3-16 Private commons development
14-16-3-17 Wireless telecommunications regulations
14-16-3-18 General building and site design regulations for non-residential uses
14-16-3-19 General height and design regulations for walls, fences and retaining walls
14-16-3-20 Archaeological sites
14-16-3-21 Mobile home resident notification
14-16-3-23 Zoning of hot air balloons
Part 4: Administration and Enforcement
14-16-4-3 Sector Development Plan procedures
14-16-4-5 Zoning enforcement officer; approval required for permits and the like
14-16-4-6 Permits required; fees
14-16-4-7 Inspectorial searches
14-16-4-10 Violations; remedies
14-16-4-13 Status established building review procedures
Recent Text Amendments to the Zoning Code
The full legislative record and text of the amendment can be found by searching for the council bill number at www.cabq.legistar.com/legislation.
Amendments Approved in 2014
The City Council approved the following Zoning Code Text Amendments in 2014:
- 13EPC-40153 (Council Bill O-13-63) – This amendment revises the Appeal Section, 14-16-4-4 of the Zoning Code to remove the exception that appeals of zone map amendments (zone changes) cannot be heard by the Land Use Hearing Officer (LUHO) prior to being heard by the City Council. The proposed text amendment creates consistency in the appeal process for all cases heard by the EPC. Adopted April 21, 2014.
- Council Bill O-13-57, 13EPC-40120 – This amendment revises the Variance Criteria presented in §14-16-4-2(C)(2) of the Zoning Code to be more consistent with the State's statue. Adopted January 6, 2014.
- Council Bill O-13-62, 13EPC-40133 – These amendments allow and regulate permeable surfacing or permeable pavement. The amended sections of the Zoning Code include §14-16-3-1(F) General Parking Regulations; §14-16-2-15(A) O-1 Office and Institution Zone; and §14-16-1-5(B) Definitions. Adopted January 6, 2014.
Amendments Approved in 2013
The City Council approved the following Zoning Code Text Amendments in 2013:
- Council Bill O-13-55, Enactment No. O-2013-013 – This amendment provides a waiver of certain fees for neon signs located in the Central Avenue Neon Sign Design Overlay Zone that comply with qualifying sign design criteria; it allows the display of certain historic signs that might otherwise be prohibited; and it provides a review regarding fee waivers. This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-3-5 General Sign Regulations. Adopted October 21, 2013.
- Council Bill O-13-49, Enactment No. O-2013-011 – This amendment allows for common areas associated with a Private Commons Development to be dedicated to the City if the City so desires. An amendment to reduce the required lot size for Private Commons Developments is also included. This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-1-5 Definitions and §14-16-3-16 Private Commons Development. Adopted June 24, 2013.
- Council Bill O-12-39, Enactment No. O-2013-004 – This amendment makes the launching and landing of hot air balloons a permissive use in all zoning districts. This amendment adds a new section to the zoning code §14-16-3-23 Zoning of Hot Air Balloons. Adopted March 4, 2013.
Amendments Approved in 2012
The City Council approved the following Zoning Code Text Amendments in 2012:
- Council Bill O-12-30, Enactment No. O-2012-038 – This amendment reorganizes and simplifies the nonconformance regulations and adds new definitions for "nonconforming" structure and "nonconforming use." This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-1-5 Definitions and §14-16-3-4 Nonconformance Regulations. Adopted December 12, 2012.
- Council Bill O-12-25, Enactment No. O-2012-037 – This amendment clarifies that barbed tape, razor wire, barbed wire or similar materials are prohibited in and abutting residential zones. It amends the text of the residential zones to reiterate this, and amends the nonconformance regulations to require that fences or walls constructed with these materials must be removed within 6 months of enactment of this amendment. This amendments modifies the text of §14-16-3-19 General Wall Regulations, §14-16-2-6 R-1, §14-16-2-8 R-LT, §14-16-2-9 R-T, and §14-16-3-4 Non-Conformance Regulations. Adopted December 3, 2012.
- Council Bill O-11-1, Enactment No. O-2012-036 – This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-4-1 to change the procedure for amending the zone map; §14-16-4-3 regarding the process for adopting or amending sector development plans; §14-16-2-4 to remove reference to the state urban development statute; §14-16-3-2 to remove the authority to the zoning hearing examiner and allowing the use of a hearing officer to take testimony and make recommendations; and amending sections 14-16-2-5, 14-16-2-14 to make technical corrections and provide consistency with the procedure for adopting sector development plans. Adopted December 3, 2012.
- Council Bill O-11-66, Enactment No. O-2012-021 – This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-2-16 C-1 to add location, buffering, and site design regulations and setting a limitation on the number of fueling stations as a permissive use for the sale of gasoline, oil, and liquefied petroleum gas. Adopted May 21, 2012.
- Council Bill O-11-78, Enactment No. O-2012-012 – This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-3-5, dealing with temporary subdivision signs, changing the allowances for identification signs. Adopted April 2, 2012.
- Council Bill O-11-64, Enactment No. O-2012-004 – This amendment modifies the provisions of §14-16-2-16 C-1 and §14-16-2-17 C-2 to allow and encourage residential dwelling units in appropriate locations in C-1 Neighborhood Commercial and C-2 Community Commercial Zones that are located adjacent to Transit Corridors or within Activity Centers, as designated by the Comprehensive Plan. Design Standards to residential development in these zones apply, as regulated by this amendment. Adopted February 6, 2012.
Amendments Approved in 2011
The City Council approved the following Zoning Code Text Amendments in 2011:
- Council Bill O-11-69, Enactment No. O-2011-31 - This amendment updates the regulation of electronic signs; adding restrictions to new off-premise electronic signs. This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-1-5 Definitions and §14-16-3-5 General Sign Regulations. Adopted October 17, 2011
- Council Bill O-11-45, Enactment No. O-2011-027 - This amendment clarifies that the only alcohol that can be sold permissively in a C-1 zone is beer and wine in accordance with the State requirements for a restaurant liquor license. This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-2-16 C-1 Neighborhood Commercial Zone. Adopted August 15, 2011.
- Council Bill O-11-39, Enactment No. O-2011-017 – This amendment specifies the regulation of temporary directional and identification signage for new subdivisions. This amendment modifies the text of §14-16-3-5 General Sign Regulations. Adopted June 6, 2011.
Previously Approved Amendments
The full legislative record and text of amendments to the Zoning Code can be found by searching by year at www.cabq.legistar.com/legislation.


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David Ives
News about David Ives, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 11, 2014
The acclaimed composer is working with the playwright David Ives, who wrote "Venus in Fur." MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
Charles Isherwood reviews Classic Stage Company production of The Heir Apparent, adapted from little-known 18th-century French comedy by David Ives. MORE
Dec. 15, 2013
Aileen Jacobson reviews musical Irving Berlin's White Christmas, with book by David Ives and Paul Blake and music and lyrics by Irving Berlin, at the John W Engeman Theater at Northport; musical is choreographed by Drew Humprey and stars Humphrey and Darien Crago (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
May. 12, 2013
Michael Sommers reviews George Street Playhouse production of David Ives play Venus in Fur, starring Jenni Putney and Mark Alhadeff (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Feb. 13, 2013
Ben Brantley reviews Primary Stages revival of David Ives play All in the Timing, directed by John Rando at 59E59 Theaters. MORE
Feb. 13, 2013
Ben Brantley reviews Primary Stages revival of David Ives play All in the Timing, directed by John Rando at 59E59 Theaters. MORE
Dec. 23, 2012
Aileen Jacobson reviews musical Irving Berlin's White Christmas, with songs by Irving Berlin and book by David Ives and Paul Blake, at the PatchogueTheater for the Performing Arts; David Ruttura directs and Christopher Vettel and Matthew LaBanca star (Metropolitan/Long Island). MORE
Oct. 28, 2012
Anita Gates reviews David Ives play Venus in Fur, directed by Rob Ruggiero and starring Liv Rooth and David Christopher, at TheaterWorks Hartford (Metropolitan/Connecticut). MORE
Jul. 15, 2012
Michael Sommers reviews Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey production of David Ives play The Liar, directed by Paul Mullins and starring Brian Cade (Metropolitan/New Jersey). MORE
Nov. 9, 2011
Charles Isherwood reviews Manhattan Theater Club production of David Ives play Venus in Fur, directed by Walter Bobbie and starring Nina Arianda and Hugh Dancy at Samuel J Friedman Theater. MORE
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Stephen Sondheim Plans a New Musical, Based on Buñuel Films
The acclaimed composer is working with the playwright David Ives, who wrote "Venus in Fur."
October 11, 2014, Saturday
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A Sadist and a Masochist Walk Into a Theater
Roman Polanski's film adaptation of "Venus in Fur," stars his wife, Emmanuelle Seigner.
June 20, 2014, Friday
MORE ON DAVID IVES AND: Venus in Fur (Movie) , Movies , Ives, David , Seigner, Emmanuelle , Polanski, Roman , Amalric, Mathieu
A Dominatrix Who Hates Heels
Emmanuelle Seigner dislikes high heels but found a perfect fit playing the sultry Vanda in the film version of "Venus in Fur," directed by her husband, Roman Polanski.
June 15, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON DAVID IVES AND: Amalric, Mathieu , Movies , Polanski, Roman , Ives, David , Venus in Fur (Movie) , Seigner, Emmanuelle
He's Old, Rich and Dying, and Wants His Nephew's Girl
"The Heir Apparent," adapted by David Ives from the early-18th-century French comedy, is slangy, scatological and very heady, but with the reliable rhythms of a minuet.
April 10, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON DAVID IVES AND: The Heir Apparent (Play) , Elrod, Carson , Theater , Pittu, David , Classic Stage Company , Whitehead, Paxton , Ives, David , Rando, John
Next for Tony-Winning Actor Porter: Writing a New Play
Works by Mr. Ives ("Venus in Fur"), Theresa Rebeck ("Smash") and Billy Porter (who starred in "Kinky Boots") will be part of the company's 2014-15 season.
January 22, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON DAVID IVES AND: Ives, David , Porter, Billy , Rebeck, Theresa , Primary Stages Co , Theater
Jumps, Taps and Slides in a Holiday Pastiche
The imaginative choreography that permeates the show's many musical numbers is the highlight of this holiday production, showing through Jan. 5.
December 15, 2013, Sunday
MORE ON DAVID IVES AND: Kendall, Kathryn , Ives, David , Ramey, Aaron , Levasseur, Claire , Taylor, Drew , Theater , Dolce, Katie , Engeman, John W, Theater , Northport (NY) , Humphrey, Drew , Berlin, Irving , Crago, Darien , Caughell, Kennedy
'Venus in Fur' to Dominate in American Theaters This Season
David Ives's dark sexual comedy "Venus in Fur" will be the most-produced play of the 2013-14 season, according to the Theater Communications Group.
September 23, 2013, Monday
MORE ON DAVID IVES AND: Ives, David , Theater Communications Group , Theater
Patinkin Collaborating With Taylor Mac on 'Apocalyptic Vaudeville' for Classic Stage
The company's 2013014 season will also include "A Man's a Man" by Bertolt Brecht and "The Heir Apparent," David Ives's adaptation of a French farce.
June 17, 2013, Monday
MORE ON DAVID IVES AND: Sheik, Duncan , Stroman, Susan , Olsen, Elizabeth , Patinkin, Mandy , Wittrock, Finn , Ives, David , Kulick, Brian , Mac, Taylor , Classic Stage Company , Theater
An Actress, a Director and a Power Struggle
"Venus in Fur" is a serio-comic depiction of an increasingly heated encounter between a theater director and an unknown actress that delves into aspects of power, both sexual and psychological.
May 12, 2013, Sunday
MORE ON DAVID IVES AND: Theater , New Brunswick (NJ) , George Street Playhouse , Venus in Fur (Play) , Putney, Jenni , Alhadeff, Mark , Ives, David
In Performance: Jenn Harris and Carson Elrod of 'All in the Timing'
The actors perform a scene from David Ives's collection of offbeat sketches.
March 12, 2013, Tuesday
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