Archive for FEMA Demos By National Register District

The following buildings in the Uptown 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.

1933 Robert Street    

2605 General Taylor Street

4123 Freret Street      

2608 Robert Street

2230-32 Delachaise Street

2901-03 Amelia Street

3429-31 La Salle Street

Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.

2434 Peniston Street 

4122-24 Freret Street

2121-23 Cadiz Street

Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.

2609-11 Milan Street  

2808-10 Upperline Street

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

3737 Clara Street      

Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation.  Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.

2439 General Taylor Street    

2421 Peniston Street

3508-10 Loyola Avenue 

2317-19.5 Delachaise Street

Demolished- This property has been demolished.

3600-02 South Saratoga Street

On Hold – Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection

2824 Milan Street

The following buildings in the Pontchartrain Park 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.

Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.

4834 Prentiss Avenue   

The following buildings in the Mid-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. 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.

3001-03 Baudin Street   

629-31 South Dupre Street

425 South White Street   

4324-26 Baudin Street 

2753-55 Iberville Street  

2748-50 Conti Street

511 South Gayoso Street

4035-37 Ulloa Street

340 South Clark Street

2327 Conti Street        

2022 Iberville Street

2530-32  Bienville Avenue

 

Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.

500-02 South Scott Street  

739 South Salcedo Street

4120-22 Baudin Street

3016-18 Beinville Avenue

4218-20 South Carrolton Avenue

2830-32 Banks Street

2309-11 Gravier Street  

229-31 South Dupree Street

623 South Miro Street  

3036 Banks Street

227 South Olympia Street

316 South Olympia Street

Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.

3105 Baudin Street  

211 North Rendon Street

326 North Salcedo Street

135-37 South Rendon Street 

420-22 South Olympia Street

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

435 South Dupre Street      

2907 Baudin Street  

226 South Lopez Street

218 South Solomon Street

 

Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation.  Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.

3208-10 Tulane Avenue  

3221-23 Canal Street

2515 Bienville Avenue

4311 D’Hemecourt Street      

4020-22 Banks Street

624-26 South Lopez Street

552-54 South Tonti Street  

3319-21 Iberville Street

1914-16 Palmyra Street

415-17 North Dupree Street

Renovation- These properties are in the process of being renovated.

3630 Banks Street  

527 South Galvez Street

 

   On Hold -  Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection.

3827 Baudin Street  

1924-26 Saint Louis Street             

 

The following buildings in the Irish Channel 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.

535 3rd Street (pictured)

The following buildings in the Holy Cross 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.

426 Delery Street

Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.

515 Alabo Street 

414 Tupelo Street

Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation.  Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.

603 Tricou Street

The following buildings in the Gentilly Terrace 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.

4751 Saint Roch Avenue (pictured)

Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.

4734 Franklin Avenue

Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.

4602 Baccich Street

The following buildings in the Parkview 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.

3008-10 Toulouse Street

Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.

3000-02 Saint Peter Street

Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation.  Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.

3009-11 Lafitte Street

Renovation- Properties that are in the process of being renovated.

3162-64 Toulouse Street

On Hold -  Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection.

2501 Saint Peter Street

 

The following buildings in the New Marginy 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.

2424-26 Pauger Street    

1837-39 Pauger Street

1700-02 Saint Anthony Street

1807 Touro Street

2217 Franklin Street

2320-22 North Derbigny

1909-11 Port Street

1632-34 North Claiborne Avenue 

1605-07 Saint Anthony Street

2004 Spain Street

2201-03 North Prieur Street

2306-08 North Roman Street

1825-27 Port Street    

2020 Port Street

2723-25 North Robertson Street

2626 North Roman Street  

1912-14 Saint Roch Avenue      

2419 North Johnson Street

2360 North Robertson Street 

2545-47 North Miro Street

1911 Elysian Fields Avenue

Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.

1802 Mandeville Street    

1926 Marigny Street

1338-40 Marigny Street

1321-23 Spain Street

1640-42 North Claiborne Avenue

1941 Arts Street

2641-43 North Galvez Street

2101-03 Arts Street

2216-18 Saint Roch Avenue

2124 Saint Roch Avenue

2227-29 Franklin Avenue

Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.

1518 Mandeville Street

2473 North Johnson Street

2231 Almonaster Avenue    

2717-19 North Claiborne Avenue

2654-56 North Galvez Street

Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation.  Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.

1229 Mandeville Street   

1814-16 Saint Anthony Street

1231 Franklin Avenue 

1521-23 Franklin Avenue 

2010-12 Marais Street  

2109-11 Mandeville Street

On Hold – Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection

1405-07 Frenchmen Street 

1831-33 Pauger Street

2266-68 Marais Street 

1819 Saint Anthony Street

The following buildings in the Faubourg Marigny 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.

616 Port Street

Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.

1011 Saint Roch Avenue

Renovation- Properties that are in the process of being renovated.

1015-17 Saint Roch Avenue

 

The following buildings in the Edgewood Park 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

2630 Elder Street

2650 Myrtle Street

2735 Jonquil Street

Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.

2680 Lavender Street

2620 Myrtle Street

 

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