5G is Arriving – What You Need to Know
You have likely noticed a handful of new 5G poles being installed in the neighborhood. This process has been ongoing for over two years. Here is where we stand now.
“Reimagining the French Quarter” – An Analysis of Outdoor Seating & Pedestrianization Proposals
Read our analysis of the “Reimagining the French Quarter” outdoor seating and pedestrianization proposals.
COVID-19 Resources
VCPORA is closely monitoring the ongoing public health crisis associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, as labeled by the World Health Organization.
5G Wireless Cell Phone Towers in the French Quarter
Cell phone carriers have proposed installing new 35 to 40 foot 5G cell towers within the French Quarter.
Support our appeal against Fast Food Restaurants in the French Quarter!
VCPORA has filed a formal appeal with the Board of Zoning Adjustments (BZA) challenging the determination made by Safety and Permits that the newly opened Willie’s Chicken Shack at 601 Chartres Street is allowed per the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance (CZO).
Revisions to the Alcohol Beverage Outlet Ordinance Pass
New ABO regulations are on the way soon. Click here for a brief overview of what we now know.
Final STR Vote
New Short Term Rental regulations are on the way soon. Click here for a brief overview of what we now know.
Short Term Rentals Update
New Short Term Rental regulations are on the way soon. Click here for a brief overview of what we now know.
MAJOR Short Term Rental regulations will be revisited by City Council!
Next Thursday, May 16, beginning at 9:30 am, the City Council will revisit the ongoing issue of Short Term Rental regulation. Please come voice your concerns and wear red!
A New Riverboat on the Mississippi Threatens Public Access
New Orleans Steamboat Company plans to erect a permanent aluminum gangway system in front of the public Riverwalk Gazebo, visually and physically obstructing one of the most expansive views of the Mississippi River.
City Council to Consider New STR Ordinance – Thursday, January 10 at 11:00 a.m.!
This Thursday, January 10, 2019, the New Orleans City Council will revisit the City’s Short Term Rental (STR) ordinance. It is imperative that you attend to express your support. Be sure to wear red in a show of solidarity!
Second Chance to Weigh In on STRs! CPC to Hold Special Meeting
At Tuesday’s marathon City Planning Commission meeting, the commissioners agreed that there had not been enough time for the public, or for themselves, to fully digest and analyze the 155 page staff report. They acted to defer their vote, and to have a second CPC meeting dedicated to short-term rentals.
