Proposed Zoning Change for New Stadium at 4290 Almonaster Avenue
April 23, 2026
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The Frame
This zoning change would legally permit the construction and operation of a stadium on the specified site, potentially altering land use and traffic patterns in the Third Municipal District.
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Orleans Parish School Board
The board is the applicant seeking the zoning change to facilitate stadium construction.
Residents of the Third Municipal District
Residents in the area surrounding the project site may experience changes in land use and potential stadium-related activity.
Last recorded activity April 23, 2026.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Orleans Parish School Board is requesting a zoning change for Lot Y in the Third Municipal District.
- The current zoning is MU-1 (Medium Intensity Mixed-Use) and S-RD (Suburban Two-Family Residential).
- The requested zoning is OS-R (Regional Open Space District).
- The proposal includes a request for a conditional use permit to allow for a stadium.
- The City Planning Commission has recommended the proposal for approval.
- The approval is subject to four specific provisos (conditions).
- The site is bounded by Almonaster Avenue, Higgins Boulevard, Metropolitan Street, and Saint Ferdinand Street.
- The deadline for action on this docket is June 8, 2026.
- The file number for this request is TMP-2182.
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Why It Matters
This zoning change would legally permit the construction and operation of a stadium on the specified site, potentially altering land use and traffic patterns in the Third Municipal District.
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Zoning for Regional Open Space
The request indicates a shift toward designating this specific urban area as a Regional Open Space District to accommodate institutional sports facilities.
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Analysis Score
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