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The government's number for this: Ordinance Calendar No. 8053
Ordinance to address public comments, improve code administration, make minor changes and corrections, and clarify the St. Tammany Parish city rule book to change…. It was on the council agenda for Thursday 5 February 2026. It covers the whole parish. Put forward by Councilmember Tanner and Parish President Cooper. How the council voted is not published as data, so the tracker does not say. The minutes and the video for that meeting are linked from the meeting record.
No location was published for this one, so it is not on the map.
An ordinance is a city law. Once it passes it applies to everyone in the city until the council changes it again.
If the council passes it, it becomes city law and applies across the city. If not, the rules stay as they are.
It was set for Thursday, February 5, 2026 at 6:00 pm. That date has passed.
It was on the agenda for a meeting that has already happened. The parish does not publish the outcome for these, so the tracker does not claim one.
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Ordinance Calendar No. 8053 - Ordinance to address public comments, improve code administration, make minor changes and corrections, and clarify the St. Tammany Parish Code of Ordinances to amend Chapter 400 – Zoning, Section 400-2 Residential Zoning Di
Ordinance Calendar No. 8053 - Ordinance to address public comments, improve code administration, make minor changes and corrections, and clarify the St. Tammany Parish Code of Ordinances to amend Chapter 400 – Zoning, Section 400-2 Residential Zoning District Regulations, Exhibit 400-1 Permitted Uses: Residential Districts and Sec. 400-2.4 Multiple-Family Residential Districts to permit single family and two-family dwellings within the M-M Medium Multi-Family Residential District and M-H High Multi-Family Residential District Zoning Classifications; amend Chapter 400 – Zoning, including Section 400-3 Commercial Zoning District Regulations and Exhibit 400-3 Permitted Uses: Commercial Districts, to allow Townhouses as a Permitted Use within the NC-1 Neighborhood Office District, NC-2 Neighborhood Commercial District, GC-1 General Commercial District, GC-2 Public, Cultural and Recreational District, PBC Planned Business Campus District, and the HC-1, HC-2, and HC-3 Highway Commercial Districts; allow Two-Family Residential Dwellings within the HC-3 Highway Commercial District; and amend Sec. 400-8 To add minimum standards for townhouse and two-family residential developments; amend Chapter 400 – Zoning, Section 400-2 Residential Zoning District Regulations, Exhibit 400- 2 Site & Structure Standards: Residential Districts and Section 400-2.4 Multiple-Family Residential Districts to clarify the required lot size for single-family and two-family residential uses within any Multi-Family Zoning Classification Including M-L, M-M, And M-H; amend Chapter 400 – Zoning, Section 400-3 Commercial Zoning District Regulations, Exhibit 400-4 Site & Structure Standards: Commercial Districts to clarify the required lot size for single-family and two-family residential uses within any commercial zoning classification where the uses are permitted. (Parishwide) (Tanner/Pres. Cooper)
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