refineries own the town?

Members of organizations around St. Bernard agree that both refineries deserve to own the local market because of their generous donations given to local businesses, but it should not denote health liberties of near-by residents.

Valero Murphy/Exxon Mobil ignore clean air
Editorial/Oct. 18, 2011
Two-Sided Explanatory/Argumentative
Never a blue sky in St. Bernard Parish

Never a blue sky in St. Bernard Parish

Refineries within the suburb still ignore health liberties

By DAVID FREESE

 

storm water canal pollution

STOP using our canals for industrial and commerical businesses

Federal Road Works Program polluting rain water canal which flows to Central Wetlands and Bayou Bienvenue.  Several times residents have ask the Parish and DEQ to address the issue of cement tools and materials being washed in the neighborhood canals by various commercial contracts and developments.

D Freese Editorial

Never a blue sky in St. Bernard Parish


Refineries within the suburb still ignore health liberties

By DAVID FREESE

http://davidfreese.net/2011/10/27/argumentative-editorial-st-bernard-parish/


Murphy/Exxon Mobil ignore clean air

Editorial/Oct. 18, 2011

Two-Sided Explanatory/Argumentative

land redistribution plan

The Louisiana Land Trust (LLT) will soon transfer to St. Bernard Parish Government over two thousand vacant lots, mostly residential-zoned, acquired in the Federal Road Home grant program.  SBPG has already distributed many other lots through the lot next door program. The Housing, Redevelopment, and Quality of Life Commission (HRQL) will soon begin to public notice a proposed redistribution plan for the remaining properties and hold community public hearings and meetings.  The DRAFT proposal by Waggoner and Ball was presented to the HRQL at the September 21, 2011 meeting, viewable here

http://sbpg.pegcentral.com/player.php?video=4e1976b66103288029ba453828399f17

UPDATE:   Waggoner and Ball also presented the DRAFT proposal of ideas for redevelopment and redistribution to the LLT Board in October 2011.  Presumably this is the same pdf / power point presentation shown to the HRQL.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/69265973/St-Bernard-Parish-Proposed-LLT-Property-redevelopment-ideas

Page 58 of above link notes fishing and boat piers and other improvements, so residents can enjoy the natural resources of the 40 arpent canal.

grateful song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pfBUUZNbFM

For all those who serve