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Livingston Parish Council introduces $91.29 million bond ordinance, approves hazard‑mitigation property acquisitions and adopts telecom and subdivision rule‑amx
Summary
At its Sept. 25 meeting the Livingston Parish Council introduced a proposed $91,290,000 sales‑tax revenue bond ordinance, approved several hazard‑mitigation property acquisitions (100% FEMA funding) and adopted a revised telecommunications ordinance and minor‑subdivision amendments; several administrative waivers also passed unanimously.
At its Sept. 25 meeting the Livingston Parish Council moved several administrative, funding and regulatory items forward.
Introduction of bond ordinance: The council introduced proposed ordinance 25‑22, which would authorize the issuance of sales‑tax revenue bonds not to exceed $91,290,000. The measure was presented as an introduction; a public hearing on the ordinance was scheduled for Oct. 9 at 6 p.m. and no final sale or adoption occurred at the Sept. 25 meeting.
Waivers and resolutions: The council adopted a resolution authorizing a waiver of a building‑line requirement for Creekstone Juban 1 LLC (Juban Crossing Boulevard, Council District 4). Council members said the development will be served by a future four‑lane highway and the waiver was approved unanimously.
Hazard Mitigation Grant property acquisitions: The council introduced and, in some cases, adopted multiple ordinances to acquire movable property under the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)…
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