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City Proposal to Allow Cannabis in Neighborhoods and Remove Single Family Zoning

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Juan Garcia Chairman of Coalition of Conservatives in Action | Official Website

Juan Garcia Chairman of Coalition of Conservatives in Action | Official Website

Las Cruces residents have been urged to take action regarding a city proposal that could have far-reaching implications for the community. The City is in the process of updating its Zoning code, and the deadline for public comments on the draft has been extended until April 25th.

In a message to the residents, the City addressed them as "Dear Las Crucens," emphasizing the importance of the proposed changes. A 9-minute video has been released to explain the key aspects of the new Zoning code.

The City is encouraging individuals to engage constructively and respectfully in their communications regarding the proposed changes. One specific instruction given is, "Please be respectful in your communications for the maximum positive impact."

As part of the communication strategy, residents are advised that their input will be most effective if they incorporate their own words into their comments. The City emphasizes the need for respect in order to achieve the most positive impact.

The proposed new Zoning code for Las Cruces includes significant changes, including potential legalization of cannabis in neighborhoods and the removal of single-family zoning. Residents are encouraged to download the proposed Zoning Code and Zoning Map to familiarize themselves with the details.

With the deadline for public comments extended, Las Cruces residents have an opportunity to voice their opinions on the proposed changes and potentially shape the future of their community.

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