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Rezoning request from R‑1 to C‑2 tabled after public‑notice sign not posted

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Summary

The Zone and Land Use Commission voted to table a request to rezone a property from single‑family (R‑1) to commercial multifamily (C‑2) until the July 17 meeting after staff said the required on‑site public‑hearing sign was not posted by the deadline.

The Terrebonne Parish Zone and Land Use Commission voted to table a rezoning request from R‑1 (single‑family residential) to C‑2 (multifamily residential/commercial) until its July 17 regular meeting after staff said the on‑site public‑hearing sign was not posted by the required deadline.

Staff member Chris, reading the staff recommendation, told the commission: “Our recommendation is to table the item until the next regular meeting of 07/17/2025 due to the public hearing sign not being posted on‑site by the deadline.” The commission then moved to table and voted to carry the motion.

The commission did not take substantive testimony from the public because staff said no members of the public were present for the hearing. The item will return to the commission’s agenda on July 17; the staff record notes the absence of the on‑site sign as the procedural reason for the deferral.

No other details about the applicant, property address, or supporting documentation were provided during the meeting. The commission’s action was strictly procedural: the request was postponed because one element of the required public‑notification process had not been met.

The postponement means the parish planning staff and the applicant must ensure the notice is posted and that required materials are complete before the item is reintroduced to the commission on July 17.