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Eunice council denies special-use permit for RV at 213 Main St
Summary
The City of Eunice denied a special-use permit for a recreational vehicle at 213 Main St after council members concluded the unit would not meet required property setbacks; owners Estela Lujan and Alonso Martinez were present during the vote.
The Eunice City Council voted unanimously June 22 to deny a special-use permit for an RV at 213 Main St, saying the vehicle could not meet the setback requirements for the parcel. Councilor Erica Jones moved to deny the permit and Councilor Edward Charo seconded; the roll call vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Property owners Estela Lujan and Alonso Martinez attended the meeting to present their request. Council members focused on the parcel’s size and setback compliance, concluding the RV could not be sited in accordance with the city’s zoning constraints. The denial means the owners must either adjust their proposal or seek an alternative location or variance before reapplying.
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