Mission city leaders have repealed an ordinance that put a six-month pause on new car washes in the area. The motion was made after a federal judge terminated a lawsuit that called the ordinance 'invalid and unenforceable.' This decision allows for the development of new car washes in the area, but the impact on local businesses and residents is unclear.
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Media Coverage · April 30, 2026
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Mission repeals car wash moratorium following termination of federal lawsuit
Media Coverage · Apr 30, 2026
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Mission repeals car wash moratorium following termination of federal lawsuit Mission city leaders voted on Tuesday to rescind an ordinance that put a six-month pause on new car washes in …
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