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The Livingston Parish Council held a zoning meeting on June 4, 2026, primarily focused on various zoning change requests and related public hearings. Key procurement-related discussions included zoning requests for parcels to change from agricultural (AG) to residential (R2), residential (R1) to commercial (C1), and other combinations. The council deliberated on the impact of these changes on local infrastructure, traffic, density, and drainage, with some members expressing concerns about increased density and infrastructure readiness. Funding for a state highway roundabout project was mentioned, with $8 million allocated in total, including $3 million in current year capital outlay and $5 million in priority funding. Several motions were made and votes taken on zoning recommendations, often contingent on subdivision map approvals. The council also discussed family partition ordinances affecting property subdivision among heirs, highlighting potential impacts on future density and land use. Drainage and road conditions related to proposed developments were addressed, with assurances that developers must meet parish requirements. Overall, the meeting involved detailed zoning and land use deliberations with implications for future development and infrastructure planning in Livingston Parish.