CANCELLED – January 2024 General Meeting
Mid-City Neighborhood Organization January 8th, 2024 @ 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM Warren Easton High School 3019 Canal St. Please join us for education and discussion of community topicsRead More
Category Archives: Economic Development
BioDistrict Forum Meeting Recording
Representatives from the BioDistrict, City of New Orleans Economic Development & the Mid-City Neighborhood Organization present on the proposed Cooperative Endeavor Agreement proposed to give the district numerous financial andRead More
Tulane Ave Initiative
The Mid-City Business Association has started an initiative to clean up Tulane Ave and they have already made a noticeable impact. This weekend, that progress was highlighted in a seriesRead More
District B Community Outreach with Councilmember Cantrell
June 18th – District “B” Councilmember Cantrell to Launch Gert Town “Tell Cantrell” Community Outreach Initiative District “B” Councilmember LaToya Cantrell WHAT: District “B” Councilmember LaToya Cantrell will hold aRead More
A Proposed Mid-City Development
At the last neighborhood meeting Mr. William Wright, a local developer shared the plans of a new development in Mid-City. The development will be located in the area behind RousesRead More
Lafitte Greenway Update
Design Workshop has submitted near-final planning documents for the Lafitte Greenway and the Lafitte Corridor Revitalization Plan. The documents are now available for download on the City’s Lafitte Corridor ConnectionRead More
PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE: US61 Tulane Ave Redevelopment
The New Orleans Regional Planning Commission, in cooperation with the Louisiana Department of Transportation, is preparing an Environmental Assessment for the improvement of the US 61 (Tulane Avenue) corridor. TheRead More
MCNO Official Position on Billboards
MCNO has submitted a formal position to the City Planning Commission to oppose the requested amendment to the Inner City Urban Corridor District Design overlay. The amendment was to permitRead More
BioDistrict Meeting on Wednesday Requires Mid-Citizen Attendance
Over the past couple of years, through local efforts, the BioDistrict has been largely stymied from going forward with it’s masterplan that includes the historic residential areas of Mid-City andRead More