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Plant explosion triggers conversation about zoning issues.
The What's Your Point panel talks about Houston's lack of zoning laws in the wake of a plant explosion.
HOUSTON - This week’s panel: Wayne Dolcefino, media consultant;; Bill King, former mayoral candidate, businessman and columnist; Tomaro Bell, super neighborhood leader; Michele Maples, conservative attorney; Charles Blain, Urban Reform; Craig Jackson, Professor, TSU Thurgood Marshall School of Law join What's Your Point host Greg Groogan in a discussion about Houston's lack of zoning laws.
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