Curb markings are generally ordered by the Traffic Engineering Department at the request of a business, neighborhood, or private citizen after making a determination of necessity.
The ordinance is published by American legal Publishing online for all City of Albuquerque ordinances.
Here is the applicable portion of the ordinance.

§ 8-5-1-1 STOPPING, STANDING OR PARKING PROHIBITED ­ NO SIGNS REQUIRED.
No person shall stop, stand or park a vehicle except when necessary to avoid conflict with other traffic or in compliance with law or the directions of a police officer or traffic control device, in any of the following places:
(A) Next to a curb which is painted either yellow or red.

The only solution would be to have the Traffic Engineering Department review the situation and or make a request that the area be sign so to restrict parking only on certain days / hours and have the yellow marking removed.

I did this, and they were nice, but I was unable to sway them. Would you take a stab at it maybe the power of two? I will try again too.
Thank you, Roger

I would suggest contacting the City Traffic Engineer, John Kolessar; he is generally very responsive.

First you need to contact White Cap Construction Supply and gain their cooperation.
Having correct information about the original installation (painting) of the "yellow curb" for the specific location may be difficult to obtain. Records prior to the last five years may not be available.

My first guess is at some time White Cap Construction Supply or its predecessor requested the yellow curb marking so as to prevent parking too close to the private driveway. Normally the City of Albuquerque regulates parking near a private driveway to within three (3) feet, however because of the type of vehicles entering the property that may not have been sufficient. Though White Cap maybe cooperative and intends to let you park, the City ordinance supersedes that intent because the parking is along a regulated municipal way.

The officers are doing their job, they see a yellow curb and a vehicle parked they rightfully issue the citation. If a police officer is telling you otherwise, then I would respectfully suggest the officer review citation procedures.

Composing a letter to the City Traffic Engineer with the cooperation of White Cap and demonstrating the Court (Judge / Prosecution) has consistently dismissed these citations may provide compelling evidence in your favor. You can obtain copies of the citation dismissals by going to nmcourts.com assuming you know the names of the person's cited.

All of this is costing taxpayers money if it is not necessary.

Following is Mr. Kolessar’s information. I would caution you to not use an argument about “religion” or “religious organization” since this would evoke a number of constitutional issues.

Mr. John Kolessar, PE
Traffic Engineer
City of Albuquerque
Department of Municipal Development / Traffic Engineering
PO Box 1293
Albuquerque, NM 87103-1293

jkolessar@cabq.gov

Thank you for a great suggestion, and I see your point, about an org.
SIncerely, Roger

If I wait long enough the yellow paint will wear off...
Roger

I wish to thank everyone who has offered suggestion(s). This issue has opened my eyes as to the of the People. Imagine what could be done on a grand scale if 3% gave 10% . God Bless America.
Sincerely, Roger Selva, EMT

I wish to thank everyone who has offered suggestion(s). This issue has opened my eyes as to the power of the People. Imagine what could be done on a grand scale if 3% gave 10% . God Bless America.
Sincerely, Roger Selva, EMT
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The sun seems to be baking the paint off.

Yellow curb painted at driveway entrance to White Cap Construction Supply (6707 Washington St NE). No signage or "no parking" is not painted on the yellow. White Cap has graciously allowed parking in their lot and in front of their business for Saturday and Sunday services

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