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Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
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St. Tammany Parish Planning Commission Planning Meeting
The St. Tammany Parish Planning Commission reviewed several zoning and subdivision requests. The Commission voted to postpone three items: zoning case ZC820323B, the Oak Harbor Reserve Subdivision, and Clark Branch Estates Phase 1. Approved items included a request for property access via the parish right-of-way on Cobalt Street, the minor subdivision of tracts 3A1 and 3A2 into smaller parcels, the minor subdivision of parcels A, B, and C, and the minor subdivision of lots M1 and M2. Additionally, the Commission discussed and proceeded with the subdivision of parcel A1 into four distinct lots.
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St. Tammany Parish Planning And Zoning Commission Zoning Meeting
The meeting primarily focused on managing the agenda items through postponements and withdrawals. Multiple zoning change and conditional use permit applications were postponed, including cases involving commercial excavation and zoning map amendments, due to incomplete documentation. Staff clarified the specific technical requirements for these applications, such as the need for drainage and fill plans, hydraulic calculations, and detailed site surveys, which are necessary for proper review. Additionally, one zoning change request was officially withdrawn.
Jun 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
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St. Tammany Parish Infrastructure Committee Infrastructure Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed the implementation of a new triennial site inspection program for onsite septic systems aimed at improving water quality. The discussion covered the inspection process, including homeowner education, system evaluation methods, and the issuance of compliance and deficiency notices. The committee also discussed current funding sources, including State Revolving Fund grants and EPA restoration funds, to assist residents with system repairs and replacements. Additionally, members emphasized the need for transparent reporting, suggesting the use of monthly charts and graphs to track program progress and inspection data.
Aug 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
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St. Tammany Parish Council Council Meeting
The meeting focused on the 'Keep Tam Safe' initiative, which involves a proposed quarter-cent sales tax to fund critical criminal justice services, including the jail, district attorney, courts, coroner, and DNA lab. Representatives from the finance department and a consultant presented details on the parish's tax structure, highlighting a structural imbalance in the budget due to a lack of dedicated funding for these mandated public safety agencies. The discussion centered on the need for new revenue sources and the plan to offset the proposed sales tax with reductions in property taxes to lower the overall financial burden on residents.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
