Development News for Bossier City, Louisiana

48-Acre Tract Rezoned for Baseball Training Facility; Operational Limits Set

The council amended ordinance number 133 of 2018, changing the zoning classification of a 48-acre tract of land from RLD (residential low density) to B3 (general business). This rezoning is for a proposed baseball training facility and is located at the northwest corner of Tipton and Nenina Street in Boer City, Louisiana. Residents were notified of the proposed change, and while there were no formal oppositions, some concerns were raised regarding the location relative to properties. The facility will have limited hours of operation due to its proximity to residentially zoned property.

Council Approves Amendment to Streets and Drainage Fund Budget

The council adopted an ordinance to amend the 2026 streets and drainage fund budget in accordance with the local government budget act. This action adjusts the budget to reflect current financial needs and operational requirements for street and drainage projects.

Council Approves $1.2 Million Appropriation for Southboure Redevelopment Project

The council approved an ordinance to appropriate $1,200,000 from the riverboat gaming capital projects fund for the long-term Southboure redevelopment project plan. This allocation of funds signifies a commitment to advancing the redevelopment initiative.

Additional Funds Appropriated for Emergency Sewer Main Repair on Lampkin and Berdine Streets

The council introduced an ordinance to amend ordinance 18 of 2026, increasing the authorization and appropriation for the emergency repair of an 8-inch gravity sewer main at Lampkin and Berdine Streets. An additional $226,398.55 is being appropriated from the sewer capital and contingency fund to cover necessary additional work for the original repairs.