Neighborhood Conservation District Committee
Meeting on May 5th , 2008
Public Notice
The Neighborhood Conservation District Committee of the City of New Orleans will hold its meeting on Monday, May 5th, 2008 at ntary2:00 p.m. at 1300 Perdido Street, City Hall in City Council Chambers on the 1st floor. This meeting is to review the following demolition applications submitted to the Department of Safety and Permits:
Agenda
NEW BUSINESS:
2516-18 S. Johnson St APPROVED
2223-27 Onzaga St APPROVED
2425-27 S. Derbigny St. APPROVED
6309 N. Claiborne Ave. APPROVED
2339 Roffignac St. APPROVED
2233 Bartholomew St. APPROVED
3617 General Pershing (rear Bld.#2) Approved earlier at City Council to make way for new School Bldg.
2767-65 Tulane Ave. APPROVED
2763-61 Tulane Ave. APPROVED
1913 Gentilly Blvd. APPROVED
3221 Lowerline St. WITHDRAWN
Voluntary 2611 Erato
Voluntary 2825-27 S.Johnson
Voluntary 5018 LaSalle
Voluntary 2624 N. Dorgenois
Voluntary 902 Alabo Approved
Voluntary “2242 Benton”:
Voluntary “1727 Desire”: Approved
Voluntary 2422 Deslonde Approved
Voluntary 1629-31 Deslonde Approved
Voluntary 1212 Forstall APPROVED
Voluntary 1419 Forstall APPROVED
Voluntary 5318 N.Johnson
Voluntary 3129 N.Miro APPROVED
Voluntary 2636 Piety APPROVED
Voluntary 2259-61 Cambronne APPROVED
Voluntary 3212 Live Oak APPROVED
Voluntary 3218 Live Oak APPROVED
Voluntary 8733 Olive APPROVED
Voluntary 3506 Derby Approved
Voluntary 1858 N. Dorgenois Approved
Voluntary 2724 Hamilton Approved
Voluntary 1915 N.Tonti WITHDRAWN
IHT 213 S. Johnson WITHDRAWN
IHT “2504 S.Johnson”:
IHT 2023 Washington
IHT “1104 Brooklyn”:*ALREADY DEMOLSIHED*
IHT 3917 N.Derbigny DENIED
IHT 3139 N.Dorgenois APPROVED
IHT “5226 Florida”: APPROVED
IHT 6223 Law APPROVED
IHT 3029-31 Law APPROVED
IHT 1540 Poland APPROVED
IHT 1409-11 Poland WITHDRAWN
IHT 2911 Audubon APPROVED
IHT 2612-14 S. Dorgenois WITHDRAWN
IHT 4101-03 N.Claiborne Denied
IHT 5426-28-30 N.Galvez DENIED
IHT 3521/3701-03 S.Tonti/General Taylor defer
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BillygoatPark // May 2, 2008 at 12:19 pm
2761-2763 Tulane is one of the very rare residences to survive the Miracle Mile, a failed 1950s urban renewal initiative that played a major role in creating the blighted landscape of present-day Tulane Avenue. The surviving double residence at 2761-2763 Tulane was built before 1909 and is typical of the homes that once lined Tulane.
2765-67 Tulane is a two-story building that was originally a combined commercial/residential structure. A building was on this site in 1895 but extensive modification makes it is unclear if the current building could contain elements of a heavily-altered and raised 19th century structure.
The block in which these adjacent structures are located is an exception to the general rule that MidCity developent above Broad is post-1900. First District Square 603 was substantially developed before 1880.
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