justinking042

The land technically doesn't have a zone right now. The City Council was supposed to approve MX-3 weeks ago, but they've been deferring it for weeks. They just deferred it again at the meeting on Tuesday.

I think we've found a member of the Kleinpeter family.

Explain to me how/why a city would approve a development of this scale on a roadway that backs up from Airline to past Reiger DAILY. The once quiet adjacent subdivision is now having to deal with a tremendous amount of cut through traffic. Not to mention a few of the adjacent houses flooded in 2021 even with the area being undeveloped. EBR may have rubber stamped everything that came before them, but that's exactly why St. George became a thing. People were fed up with EBR allowing this kind of uncontrolled development.

The neighboring subdivision was built on Kleinpeter land. The family should have known when they sold that land to build a nice neighborhood that they would get pushback for trying to build a 4+ story hotel and apartment complex right behind them.

These are their plans, which include an apartment complex. If you've been on Pecue at 4:30 pm on a workday, you understand how much of a CF this will be.

To all those who voted no, would you send your kids to an EBR public school? Didn't think so.... So stfu and let us do what's best for our kids with OUR money.

LSU's ACT requirement was 22 prior to this whole holistic admission BS. If you can't make at least a 22 on the ACT, you have no business being at LSU. Go somewhere else. And don't come at me with "my kid is smart but not a good test taker." Guess what, your kid is going to take hundreds of standardized tests at LSU, so admitting them otherwise is only setting them up for failure and money down the drain.

This woman has a pattern of this.

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People need to protest at the candle light vigil; demand change from the judges. Candlelight vigils don't do shite. It's a BS response to what has been an obvious and rampant issue in the city.

Found the PI attorney on Tiger Droppings...

Got my LSU soil test results back today for the lawn. The results are based on centipede, but the lawn is really a blend of centipede, st. aug, carpetgrass, and bermuda (in that order). Anyone have any experience with very low potassium and phosphorus and have any recommendations? Everything else looks fine. pH could be a tad lower (6.21) but with all the different grass types, it's most in line with St. Aug.

Did they use city-parish funds to go to Washington Mardi Gras? I see no legitimate reason why a metro council member would need to attend that event, especially on taxpayer's dime. I could see the Mayor or even someone at BRAC going, but not a councilman.