This bill amends the regulations governing the Lakewood Crime Prevention and Improvement District in Orleans Parish, specifically focusing on the parcel fee levied within the district. The maximum fee amount has been increased from four hundred fifty dollars to six hundred dollars per parcel per year. Additionally, the language regarding the expiration of the fee has been revised to clarify that the fee may be renewed for a term not exceeding eight years, as specified in the proposition authorizing the renewal.

Furthermore, the bill repeals a specific provision related to the expiration of the fee following the 2010 mayoral election in New Orleans. The new language ensures that the fee can be renewed in accordance with the Louisiana Election Code, allowing for a more streamlined process for maintaining funding for crime prevention and improvement efforts within the district. The bill will take effect upon the governor's signature or after the designated period for bills to become law without signature.

Statutes affected:
HB191 Original: 33:8(F)(2), 33:8(F)(4)
HB191 Engrossed: 33:8(F)(2), 33:8(F)(4)
HB191 Enrolled: 33:8(F)(2), 33:8(F)(4)
HB191 Act 69: 33:8(F)(2), 33:8(F)(4)