The new Initiative Petition (the Franklin Mountains Conservation Petition) reads as follows:
The
undersigned ask that the El Paso City Council pass the following ordinance:
The City of El Paso shall preserve, in its
natural state and in perpetuity, all of the undeveloped land owned by the City of
El Paso (including that controlled and managed by the PSB) on the western side of
the Franklin Mountains that is north of Transmountain, east of the EPNG
Pipeline Road and south of the New Mexico/El Paso boundary; and shall also
preserve, in its natural state and in perpetuity, all of the undeveloped land
owned by the City of El Paso (including that controlled and managed by the PSB)
on the eastern side of the Franklin Mountains that is north of Transmountain,
west of Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. and south of the New Mexico/El Paso
boundary. The City shall take all steps necessary to preserve all of this land
and to prevent it from being developed with either private development or major
public roadways.
Where to Find the Franklin Mountains Conservation Petition
Join the effort to preserve land and water,
make living in El Paso more affordable and create more space for wildlife
habitats and corridors and outdoors recreation.
The Franklin Mountains Conservation Petition Calls for Saving Land on
both sides of the mountain. Anyone who is a registered voter residing in the
City of El Paso can sign it. Be sure to put your complete birth date and fill
in all spaces. You do not need to fill in the VUID (voter registration
number). You can now go to any of these8
retail locations and find a copy of the petition to sign: Chuck’s Bicycle
Repair, 700 East Yandell Drive (MAP);
The Bicycle Company, 3800 North Mesa Street (MAP);
Crazy Cat Cyclery University, 2625 North Mesa Street (MAP);
Crazy Cat Cyclery, 6625 Montana Avenue (MAP);
Crazy Cat Cyclery Redd Rock, 5650 N Desert Blvd # B (MAP);
Casa de Yoga, 2419 Stanton (MAP);
Reliance Outdoor Supply, 1060
Doniphan Park Circle (MAP); Joe Vinny Bronsons Bohemian Café, 824
N. Piedras (MAP). We need at least 2,310 signatures. We need
yours!
For more information, visit the petition page on this blog.
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