The Extra-Territorial Zoning Authority has denied commercial rezoning on the 16 acres south of Dripping Springs Road for now. Here's a link to the Las Cruces Sun-News article detailing the decision.
http://www.lcsun-news.com/las_cruces-news/ci_22641242/commercial-zoning-denied-land-at-base-tortugas-mountain
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Whoo-whoo! Congrats! Did they include any rationale along with their decision?
Neighbors of ours (who are also very good friends) petitioned our municipality for a variance to subdivide their 5.9-acre lot into two lots; minimum lot size around here is 3 acres. Of course, I was opposed to the concept, but I had to keep my mouth shut because these are good friends. I thought the variance would be a shoe-in, but the petitioners were denied the variance (they couldn't demonstrate hardship).
Extra-territorial Zoning Authority. Sounds like a bureaucracy from "Star Wars."
The meeting lasted until 3 a.m. Thursday morning, Scott. I think by then they were too tired to give their rationale.
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