Covington Planning Commission Extends Deadlines for Tammany Hills and Tammany Terrace Developments

September 10, 2025 | St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana


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Covington Planning Commission Extends Deadlines for Tammany Hills and Tammany Terrace Developments
In a pivotal St. Tammany Parish Planning Meeting on September 9, 2025, developers secured crucial extensions for construction projects, addressing delays primarily due to permitting issues. The commission unanimously approved a two-year extension for the Tammany Hills Subdivision, allowing the developer, Allstate Financial Company, to submit required documentation by September 2026 and complete construction by September 2027.

The request was prompted by ongoing waits for state and federal permits, which have hindered progress. The commission emphasized the importance of these extensions to ensure compliance with planning regulations and to avoid future complications. "We expect to have the necessary permits any time now," stated the developer's representative, underscoring the urgency of the situation.

Additionally, a similar extension was granted for the Tammany Terrace project, with the developer citing confusion over parish requirements as the reason for the delay. The commission's approval reflects a commitment to facilitating development while maintaining oversight on compliance and community standards.

Both decisions highlight the ongoing efforts to navigate the complexities of local development in St. Tammany Parish, ensuring that projects can move forward despite bureaucratic hurdles. As these projects progress, the community can anticipate new developments that align with the parish's growth objectives.

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