The Politics of Petrol
Seen on the street in downtown Madrid, NM:
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Santa Fe truck stop rejected
Maybe so, but.........hotels, convenience stores, fast food restaurants, and light industrial uses are allowable uses? I would think that upon appeal to the state district court as mentioned in your article Flying J and the property owner stand a very good chane of having the ruling overruled.
"In three separate 4-1 votes, commissioners approved the conceptual plan for the lot — which includes proposed hotels, a convenience store, fast-food restaurants and other “light industrial” uses — but disapproved pieces of the proposal that would have made up the Pilot Flying J truck stop and travel center: 75 proposed parking spaces for semitrailer trucks, the semitrailer truck weigh station and the truck fueling station."
Dutch_12078 wrote:
“These uses are not allowable land uses within the [Community College District Economic Center] and … they are inconsistent with the [Santa Fe County Growth Management Plan] and [Community College District] plan,”
Santa Fe truck stop rejected
Maybe so, but.........hotels, convenience stores, fast food restaurants, and light industrial uses are allowable uses? I would think that upon appeal to the state district court as mentioned in your article Flying J and the property owner stand a very good chane of having the ruling overruled.
"In three separate 4-1 votes, commissioners approved the conceptual plan for the lot — which includes proposed hotels, a convenience store, fast-food restaurants and other “light industrial” uses — but disapproved pieces of the proposal that would have made up the Pilot Flying J truck stop and travel center: 75 proposed parking spaces for semitrailer trucks, the semitrailer truck weigh station and the truck fueling station."
