During the recent Terrebonne Parish Townhall meeting held in Pointe-Aux-Chenes on September 17, 2025, community members raised pressing concerns regarding local infrastructure and regulations affecting their neighborhoods.

One of the key topics discussed was the ongoing moratorium on new recreational vehicle (RV) parks. Currently, the moratorium allows for permits for up to three RVs on private property, but anything above that is restricted. This measure is in place while the parish awaits new guidelines from South Central Planning. Residents expressed a desire for clarity on the moratorium's duration and its implications for property owners.

Another significant issue brought to light was the urgent need for a pump station in the area. Residents highlighted that land subsidence is causing water to encroach on homes, creating a potential flooding risk. Suggestions included constructing levees along the Saint Louis Canal and the tree line, along with the installation of a pump station. Officials acknowledged the challenges posed by funding and elevation requirements for such projects but committed to revisiting the issue to explore feasible solutions.

Additionally, discussions included updates on flood protection measures, specifically the construction of a flood wall designed to reach 15 feet in height. This project aims to address existing drainage concerns and improve overall safety for residents.

The meeting underscored the community's proactive engagement with local government, emphasizing the importance of addressing infrastructure needs and regulatory clarity to enhance the quality of life in Pointe-Aux-Chenes. As the parish moves forward, residents are encouraged to stay involved and informed about developments that directly impact their homes and safety.