Archive for FEMA Demos By National Register District
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Central City
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The following buildings in the Central City 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.
2844-46 LaSalle
3015-17 South Saratoga - Approved by NCDC on Nov. 7, 2011
2814 Dryades
2332 2nd - Approved by NCDC on July 5, 2011
2324-26 Toledano - Denied by NCDC on Nov. 7, 2011
2229-31 Josephine - Approved by NCDC on Nov. 7, 2011
2231-33 Felicity - denied by NCDC prior to 2011
2431 2nd - Denied by NCDC on April 4, 2011
2820-22 2nd - Approved by NCDC on Sept. 19, 2011
1700-02 South Rampart - Approved by NCDC on Nov. 7, 2011
2915 1st - Approved by NCDC on Oct. 17, 2011
Under Review - In process, potentially eligible for FEMA-funded demolition.
1726 Harmony
1720 South Rampart
On Hold - Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection.
2220-22 1st - Denied by NCDC on June 20, 2011
Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
2914-16 Danneel
2922-24 Dryades - demolished
2923 1st
2701-03 South Liberty
2401 Danneel - private demolition recently denied by NCDC & City Council
2115 Jackson
2031 Baronne
1822-24 Clio
Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation. Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.
1922 Toledano
2120 Lasalle
2117-19 4th
View the full list of properties in National Register Historic Districts HERE.
View all FEMA funded demolitions in zip code 70113 HERE, 70115 HERE and 70125 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.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Carrollton
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8613 Hickory
8617-19 Hickory
1919 Monroe - Approved by NCDC on Nov. 7, 2011
8505 Hickory - Approved by NCDC on May 16, 2011
Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
8713-15 Oak
On Hold – Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection
8339 Hickory
8425-27 Apple
Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation. Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.
8927 Jeannette
View the full list of properties in National Register Historic Districts HERE.
View all FEMA funded demolitions in zip code 70118 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.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Bywater
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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.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Broadmoor
Posted by: | CommentsThe following buildings in the Broadmoor 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. The majority, 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.
3331 Louisiana Ave Pkwy - Approved by NCDC Oct. 17, 2011
2968-70 Toledano (pictured) – Approved by NCDC July 5, 2011
3419-21 Louisiana Ave Pkwy - Approved by NCDC March 21, 2011
Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
4114-16 General Pershing
3218 Toledano
3008 Toledano
4101-03 South Miro
Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.
3201 Louisiana Ave Pkwy
4218 South Dorgenois
Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation. Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.
3225-27 General Taylor
View the full list of properties in National Register Historic Districts HERE.
View all FEMA funded demolitions in zip code 70125 HERE.
View all properties proposed for FEMA funded demolition by zip code HERE.
We will post additional properties by National Register Historic District HERE.
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.
