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Council adopts several zoning-code changes, including permitted use and enforcement amendments
Summary
On June 16 the council adopted multiple zoning-related ordinances—including SBPC #2739 (permitted uses), SBPC #2740 (site deficiencies subsection for conditional uses) and SBPC #2741 (enforcement and penalty provisions)—following Planning Commission recommendations and unanimous council votes.
The St. Bernard Parish Council on June 16, 2026, adopted a series of ordinances to amend the parish zoning code. Ordinance SBPC #2739-06-26 amended Chapter 22 (Section 22-6) concerning permitted uses in business and industrial districts. Ordinance SBPC #2740-06-26 added a new subsection (22-8-4) addressing site deficiencies within conditional use requirements. Ordinance SBPC #2741-06-26 amended administration, enforcement and penalty provisions under Section 22-10. All three ordinances carried unanimous council votes after motions by councilmembers Patrice Cusimano and Ryan Randall.
Planning Commission recommendations and public hearings (where required) are documented in the minutes. The ordinances were adopted following the council’s formal votes; full ordinance texts and planning reports are available at the Clerk of Council’s office.
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