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10/24/2005
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<br />e <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />A Meeting of the La Porte <br /> <br />Planning and Zoning Commission <br /> <br />, Scheduled for <br /> <br />September 15. 2005 <br /> <br />To Consider <br /> <br />Creation of Large Lot District <br /> <br />I have received notice of the above referenced public hearing. <br /> <br />I am in FAVOR of granting this request for the following reasons: <br /> <br />I teach agriculture in a local school district where I also serve as the FFA advisor. This <br />community is a lot like La Porte. There are several neighborhoods, a few local <br />businesses, a couple of grocery stores, and an area that resembles Lomax where houses <br />are built on acreage and house livestock animals. This is only my second year to teach <br />here and since I still reside in Lomax, I am not completely familiar with the history of the <br />community, but my students are always talking about the growth they have, seen take <br />place just since they were in Kindergarten. Because of the growth that has taken place in <br />, this small city, many of my students will not get the opportunity to raise livestock <br />through FFA as they wanted to do. Why? Many of them used to live in an area where <br />, they were surrounded by land and used to be able to have whatever animals they wanted. <br />Land owners have since built houses, moved into the area and complained about the <br />animals. Because of the change in their community, my students were forced to give up <br />the life that they were familiar with in order to' pacify their new neighbors. Now that they <br />are in high school and a member of our FF A chapter, they would love to get involved in <br />livestock again but they don't have that opportunity because it was taken from them <br />several years ago. I would hate to see the students of our community one day miss out on <br />the opportunities of raising livestock because the land has been taken away from them. <br />I have been blessed to have been raised in Lomax where I was able to raise livestock <br />through the La Porte FF A and 4-H all throughout my school years. My parents used <br />these livestock as tools to help me develop into the person I am today. I have learned <br />compassion for the sick and old. I have learned patience with the young and stubborn. I <br />have learned to take responsibility for the animals that rely on me for their every health <br />need. I have learned the cycle of life and that sometimes the cycle is all too short. I pray <br />that I will be given the opportunity to raise my children in the Lomax that I know today <br />and that they too will have the chance to learn the life lessons that I have learned through <br />livestock. <br /> <br />Rhysa Finch <br /> <br />2212 Lomax School Road <br /> <br /> <br />LaPorte, Texas, 77571 <br />
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