Archive for FEMA Demos By National Register District
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Uptown
Posted by: | CommentsThe 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.
3429-31 La Salle Street
Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.
Under Review – In process, potentially eligible for FEMA-funded demolition
Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation. Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.
Demolished- This property has been demolished.
On Hold – Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Pontchartrain Park
Posted by: | CommentsThe 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.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Mid-City
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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.
Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
4218-20 South Carrolton Avenue
Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.
Under Review - In process, potentially eligible for FEMA-funded demolition.
Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation. Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.
Renovation- These properties are in the process of being renovated.
On Hold - Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Irish Channel
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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)
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Holy Cross
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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.
Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.
Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation. Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Gentilly Terrace
Posted by: | CommentsThe 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.
Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Parkview
Posted by: | CommentsThe 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.
Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation. Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.
Renovation- Properties that are in the process of being renovated.
On Hold - Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in New Marginy
Posted by: | CommentsThe 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.
1632-34 North Claiborne Avenue
2723-25 North Robertson Street
Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
1640-42 North Claiborne Avenue
Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.
2717-19 North Claiborne Avenue
Do Not Demolish - In compliance with City of New Orleans codes, usually via renovation. Unlikely candidate for FEMA-funded demolition.
On Hold – Denial of demolition permit by HDLC or NCDC OR awaiting inspection
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Faubourg Marigny
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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.
Other Funding - In process for Sheriff’s Sale or under the jurisdiction of other federally funded Louisiana programs.
Renovation- Properties that are in the process of being renovated.
“Zombie Demolitions”: Resurrected FEMA Funded Demolitions in Edgewood Park
Posted by: | CommentsThe 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
Louisiana Land Trust – Property under control of LLT, probably will not be demolished with FEMA funds.









