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Ordinance committee backs sending proposal to remove door-hanger notice requirement to full council

3577585 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

Livingston Parish Ordinance Committee agreed to forward a change to Chapter 117 that would remove door-hanger notices from the rezoning notification process, leaving mailed and posted notifications intact.

Councilman Billy Taylor asked the Livingston Parish Ordinance Committee on April 15 to forward a proposed amendment to Chapter 117 that would remove door-hanger notices from rezoning notification requirements.

Taylor said the planning and zoning office already mails letters and posts signs and that the door-hanger step duplicates effort: "we're still following the law. They're still putting out the signs. They're still sending certified letters or letters in the mail." He moved to send the item to the full parish council for consideration; the committee agreed to forward it to the council.

Committee members and staff did not record a formal roll-call vote on the floor of the ordinance committee during the discussion; the item was advanced for council review. Planning and zoning staff had raised the request to remove door hangers to reduce staff time and costs associated with door-to-door notification. No changes to mailed or posted notice procedures were proposed in the committee discussion.

The committee did not identify a specific effective date or an ordinance number; those details will be set if and when the full council drafts and votes on the change.