Created: May 26, 2021 04:29 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.- The City of Albuquerque will consider changes to zoning rules that would restrict where cannabis companies will be allowed to set up shop. The mayor's office introduced a proposal. However, it's getting pushback from the marijuana industry. This zoning proposal would bar cannabis businesses from operating within 660 feet from main street areas and prohibit sales after 10 p.m. "The key issues were the zoning requirements, including distances from churches, daycares and the disallowance for cannabis, retail businesses to participate anywhere that has a main street designation," said Ben Lewinger CEO of the Cannabis Chamber of Commerce. "So these are all the, you know, the best parts of the city."