KeepBushRural sources
Official maps, packets, codes, planning material, and RRI publications collected in one readable source library.
Core library
The official agenda lists commercial excavation on 53 acres at Ben Williams Road, says the item was postponed from July 7, and states that staff requests postponement. This is pre-meeting agenda status, not an outcome.
Open the August 4 agendaThe full parish packet associated with the August 4 agenda. It is a large PDF and may take time to open on a mobile connection.
Open the official packetA readable web version of RRI's letter concerning the proposed dirt-pit / commercial-excavation operation, with a PDF download.
Read the letterSt. Tammany Parish's interactive GIS zoning experience. Map layers and availability are controlled by the parish.
Open the official mapParcel-level assessor mapping. Assessor records are a research starting point, not a substitute for title or legal advice.
Open assessor mappingA dated parish Zoning Commission packet retained for its rural-overlay code-draft references.
Open the December 2025 packetAn ArcGIS StoryMap with boundary maps and narrative related to the corridor study.
Open the corridor studyThe parish code library hosted through Municode. Confirm amendment dates and consult qualified counsel for legal interpretation.
Search the codeThe parish comprehensive plan used as planning context. It does not by itself establish the status of a specific application.
Open the comprehensive planDownloadable campaign files
The two flyers are image-only December 2025 campaign archives; their meeting dates and contact links may no longer be current. The legacy Rural Overlay map is dated 2011 and has compatibility problems in some PDF readers. Use the official live map above for current zoning.
Official GIS
Embedded from St. Tammany Parish. If the map is blank, slow, or difficult to use on a phone, open it directly in a new tab.
Source: St. Tammany Parish GIS. RRI does not control the map's data, availability, or accessibility.