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Allowing a commercial short term rental at 422 Natchez Street, in a CBD-2 Historic Commercial and Mixed-Use District, as a conditional use

Allowing a commercial short term rental on Natchez Street

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Allowing a commercial short term rental at 422 Natchez Street, in a CBD-2 Historic Commercial and Mixed-Use District, as a conditional use

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The latest recorded vote on this issue, August 20, 2026
Yes5
No1

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CityNew Orleans City CouncilPassed Aug 20

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  • Matthew WillardAt Large Division 1Voted yes
  • Jean-Paul "JP" MorrellAt Large Division 2Voted no
  • Aimee McCarronDistrict AVoted yes
  • Lesli HarrisDistrict BVoted yes
  • Freddie King IIIDistrict CAbsent
  • Eugene J. GreenDistrict DVoted yes
  • Jason HughesDistrict EVoted yes

Whole board: passed 5 to 1, Aug 20

Decided, Aug 20: The council voted 5 to 1 on the CAL. NO. 35,518 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS Brief: An Ordinance to establish a conditional use to permit a commercial short term rental in a CBD-2 Historic Commercial and Mixed-Use District and the Transient Lodging Interim Zoning District, on Square 130, Lots 14 and 15, in the First Municipal District, bounded by Natchez Street, Magazine Street, Poydras Street, and Tchoupitoulas Street (Municipal Address: 422 Natchez Street); and otherwise to provide with respect thereto. ZONING DOCKET NO. 56/26 Annotation: (This matter was introduced on 7/23/26). (Cm. Morrell voted “NAY” on Motion No. M-26-280). It passed.

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