In accordance with City Council Motion M-25-137, B3 Consulting is submitting a permit application to replace/rebuild the existing 14’ x 36’ digital billboard structure with a new 10.5’ x 36’ digital billboard structure, representing a 33% reduction in size. The current foundation, which consists of three steel support pipes, will be replaced with a single-pole foundation, resulting in a 66% reduction of the structural footprint. Additionally, the overall height of the structure will be reduced t
2725 Tulane Ave SIGN, New Orleans, LA
Permit Details
- Permit Number
- new_orleans_la2-14460
- Type
- billboard
- Status
- issued
- Issued Date
- June 17, 2026
- County
- New Orleans, LA
Parties
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