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Votes at a glance: Livingston Parish Council, Nov. 20, 2025
Summary
The council adopted multiple routine items Nov. 20: introduced an ordinance on bond redemption (public hearing Dec. 4); adopted Ordinance 25‑29 (FMA acquisition) for a homeowner; accepted subdivision roads and released maintenance bonds; approved rezoning cases; approved a speed-limit reduction; granted a one-time servitude variance; and approved several board appointments and resignations.
At its Nov. 20 meeting the Livingston Parish Council approved a slate of routine and consent items, including ordinance introductions, zoning cases, bond releases and board actions.
Key outcomes: - Introduced Ordinance 25‑30 (amend LP Ordinance 25‑22 regarding bond redemption); public hearing set for Dec. 4 at 6 p.m. - Adopted Ordinance 25‑29 under the Flood Mitigation Assistance program to acquire movable property for homeowner Juanita Hebert at 8315 Arnold Road in Denham Springs; no public comment was offered. - Accepted multiple subdivision roads into the parish maintenance system and released related maintenance bonds (Jubin Park 7th and Whispering Springs 3rd; bond amounts noted in the packet and minutes). - Approved several rezoning cases (25‑51 through 25‑57) following planning commission recommendations; planning staff clarified zoning classes (I‑1 light industrial; I‑2 heavy industrial) for the public. - Adopted a resolution reducing the speed limit on Sarah Lane and Molly Drive from 25 mph to 15 mph. - Approved a one‑time variance reducing a servitude from 60 feet to 30 feet for Clarence P. Allgood, amended on the floor to limit the approval to access-only (no utilities or drainage allowed); passed unanimously. - Reappointed Leslie Fox to a fire district board (term through 01/01/2028), accepted Ronnie Moore’s resignation from the Arbor Plantation Community Development District (effective 10/31/2025), and appointed Jason Hawkes to the Carter Plantation Community Development District (term to 10/09/2028).
Votes on these routine items were recorded in the minutes and, where noted, were unanimous.
