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Panel approves two routine land‑use items: Jackson subdivision and Zachary parcel adjustment
Summary
The commission approved Pearlie Jackson’s lot combination to replace an aging mobile home and a minor lot reallocation affecting Redline Rentals; both items cleared planning with standard conditions and filing steps.
The Natchitoches Planning & Zoning Commission approved two routine land‑use items on March 3: a lot combination for Pearlie (Purley) Jackson so she can replace an older mobile home, and a reallocation of frontage for property associated with Redline Rentals (David Zachary) that corrects historic parcel lines.
Director explained that Jackson owns 1409 and 1413 Amelia Street and wants to combine the lots so the replacement trailer can be reoriented and brought into setback compliance; the director said a survey plat is outstanding but that other aspects of the application met code. Pearlie Jackson told the commission she intends to combine the two lots and replace her older trailer; commissioners asked about the mobile home’s age and whether she understood permitting steps. The motion to approve carried on a voice vote; chair noted the decision will be final in 11 days unless an appeal is filed.
On the Zachary matter, staff said the bank had broken out a strip historically and was now selling a 50‑foot corridor back to the property owner; Brandon Thornton explained the change is a reallocation to restore a prior configuration and that no opposition had been recorded among notified properties. The commission approved the application and staff outlined final recording steps and where the applicant should submit the signed instrument for filing.
Next steps: Jackson was told to submit the survey plat and follow administrative permitting; Zachary or his representative was instructed how to collect the signed instrument and record it at the parish clerk’s office.
