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Las Cruces could eliminate some distance buffers for cannabis shops - Vimarsana News

Las Cruces could eliminate some distance buffers for cannabis shops

The city could allow cannabis shops to locate next to one another by right and locate within 300 feet of single-family homes without special approval.

McCarthy Manor Tenant Association fights back against corporate slumlord management in Syracuse, NY - Vimarsana News

McCarthy Manor Tenant Association fights back against corporate slumlord management in Syracuse, NY

McCarthy Manor is an apartment building that provides “affordable housing” to senior citizens and people with disabilities. #housingcrisis #newyork #syracuse

La Vergne sells Codes building for $850K - Vimarsana News

La Vergne sells Codes building for $850K

The La Vergne Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the sale of the city’s Codes Enforcement building office at 5175 Murfreesboro Rd. for $850,000 to a commercial group that plans

Texas Communities Group, LLC is coming to town! - Vimarsana News

Texas Communities Group, LLC is coming to town!

Olney, Texas, April 8, 2021– We are pleased to announce that the City of Olney has contracted with Texas Communities Group, LLC (TCG) in an effort to address abandoned properties and codes enforcement in our community. TCG is a municipal services company that will focus on trust properties, abandoned properties, and Code Enforcement with the goal of removing dilapidated and

Las Cruces Codes Enforcement Officers Clear Trash, Weeds, near Elderly Man's Property - Vimarsana News

Las Cruces Codes Enforcement Officers Clear Trash, Weeds, near Elderly Man's Property

By city of las cruces • 5 hours ago   Codes Enforcement officers spent part of their Tuesday morning pulling weeds and picking up trash along the property line of a 94-year-old Las Cruces man who – for no lack of effort – is simply unable to fully maintain his parcel of land.   About 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 6, eight Codes Enforcement officers gathered at the man’s home near the corner of Missouri Avenue and Ralph Drive. They spent more than 90 minutes and gathered two full-size truck loads of trash and debris. Much of the rubbish came from an overgrown cactus plant...

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