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Terrebonne Parish committee approves deadline extensions for two condemned properties
Summary
The Community Development and Planning Committee approved amendments extending demolition or removal deadlines for two condemned structures — a commercial property at 5773 Highway 56 and an accessory structure at 204 Morgan Street — after motions to change deadlines passed unanimously.
The Community Development and Planning Committee voted to extend deadlines on two existing condemnation orders, moving the demolition or removal dates for properties in Houma.
The committee voted to amend the condemnation order for the commercial structure at 5773 Highway 56, owned by Jules F. and Debbie Laday, changing the completion deadline from Oct. 10, 2024, to Feb. 15, 2026. The motion was moved by Mr. Amadee and seconded by Mr. Pledger; the board recorded nine yeas and the motion passed.
Members also approved an amendment to a condemnation order adopted Oct. 14, 2025, for an accessory residential structure at 204 Morgan Street (owner Dorothy Ann Jones). The deadline for demolition, repairs or removal was moved from Dec. 15, 2025, to Jan. 27, 2026; Mr. Harding moved the amendment and Mr. Amadee seconded. The committee recorded nine yeas and the motion passed.
No additional conditions or enforcement timelines beyond the revised dates were included in the motions as recorded.
The committee proceeded to other agenda items after the votes.
