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Nacogdoches is cracking down on street-parked RVs, limiting them to just 24 hours in residential areas. If you've got a camper sitting in front of your house, you'll need to find a storage facility or private lot to avoid a ticket.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
The city will incur costs associated with administrative updates and potential future infrastructure demands.
Property owners in designated areas who now have more flexibility to repair or replace their homes.
Registered sex offenders who may be forced to relocate.
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The city is updating its zoning laws to comply with a new state law requiring manufactured homes to be allowed by right in certain residential areas.
The city is implementing new rules to keep registered sex offenders away from schools and parks. This is intended to improve community safety and align Nacogdoches with other cities.
New Nacogdoches ordinance restricts RVs to 24-hour parking in residential areas KTRE
The tower is expected to improve cellular coverage in the area.
This allows for manufactured homes in the subdivision.
Provides utility service to a new 100-bed facility and senior center.
Reduces flooding and property damage for residents.