This bill amends and reenacts several provisions related to the Faubourg Marigny Security and Improvement District in Orleans Parish. Key changes include the adjustment of the district's boundaries to specify that both sides of certain streets are included, and a redefinition of the governance structure. The board of directors of the Faubourg Marigny Improvement Association will now manage the district's affairs, with members elected from within the board rather than appointed by various local authorities. The financial management of the district will be distinct from that of the Faubourg Marigny Improvement Association, with the board responsible for maintaining its own financial records.

Additionally, the bill revises the parcel fee structure imposed within the district. The initial fee for unimproved and improved residential parcels will be set at varying rates based on the number of dwelling units, with specific amounts outlined for commercial properties and transient housing. The fee will be subject to annual increases and will require voter approval for imposition and renewal, with the maximum term for the fee extended to eight years. The bill also clarifies that the services funded by these fees are supplementary to those provided by the state or city law enforcement agencies.

Statutes affected:
HB237 Original: 33:23(B)
HB237 Engrossed: 33:23(B)
HB237 Reengrossed: 33:23(B)
HB237 Enrolled: 33:23(B)
HB237 Act : 33:23(B)