Dec
13

“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Bywater

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The following buildings in the Bywater National Register Historic District were submitted by the City of New Orleans for demolition using FEMA funding. Some of the properties are active and the demolition approval process is moving forward. Some, however, are no longer eligible for FEMA funding for a variety of reasons, as indicated below. To see a photo of the house, click on the address. If you have an opinion about any of the buildings proposed for demolition, email PRC staff HERE.
Active - Potentially eligible for FEMA-funded demolition.
1429-31 Feliciana - Considered by HDLC on Dec. 8, 2011
1300-02 Congress - Considered by HDLC on Dec. 8, 2011 (pictured below)
3601-03 Marais - Considered by HDLC in 2008, will need to be reconsidered
4237-39 Marais - Considered by HDLC in 2008, will need to be reconsidered

Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
3130-32 North Rampart
3038-40 Saint Claude
1727 Louisa

Under Review – In process, potentially eligible for FEMA-funded demolition.
906 Poland

View the full list of properties in National Register Historic Districts HERE.

View all FEMA funded demolitions in zip code 70117 HERE.

View all properties proposed for FEMA funded demolition by zip code HERE.

We have already posted Broadmoor properties and we will post additional properties by National Register Historic District HERE. Next up — Carrollton.

This list has been compiled using the best information available; however the status of these buildings is continually evolving.  These buildings are potentially eligible for FEMA-funded demolition; FEMA reviewed these buildings under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and identified them as historic.  Since then, these buildings may have been renovated or demolished with other funding. Where we know the status of a building, we will post that information.

If you have an opinion about any of the buildings proposed for demolition, email PRC staff HERE.

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