East Feliciana Parish Moves to Tighten Subdivision Regulations, Establishes New Density Standards Amid Public Concerns

Clinton, Louisiana — After a prolonged period of consideration, the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury took significant steps toward altering regulations governing residential subdivision development during a meeting on June 2. While no decision was made to lift an existing moratorium on new subdivisions, jurors indicated that their recent vote effectively nullified it. The proposed amendments to the subdivision ordinance, which originated from the Planning and Zoning Commission, initially recommended a minimum lot size of two acres for subdivisions. However, the jury opted for a modification, approving a “two-acre density” approach that allows for flexible … Read more

Judge Rules in Favor of Greenlighting Mountain View Subdivision in Livingston

Livingston, Montana — A recent court ruling has ordered the city of Livingston to grant approval for the Mountain View subdivision, a proposed residential project slated to expand local housing options amidst growing demand. The decision came after city officials initially denied the development due to concerns over traffic and school capacity. The case highlights the tension between municipal governance and real estate developers who are eager to meet rising housing demands in growing communities. Livingston, much like many small towns across Montana, has been facing significant population growth which has increased the need for … Read more