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Orleans List P Public Notice 2 Public Notice Regarding Historic Review of Privately-Owned Residential Buildings Proposed for Demolition in Orleans Parish, Louisiana (1) Buildings Not Eligible for the National Register from Public Notice dated August 10, 2007 Street Street Number Direction Street Name Latitude Longitude 3029 1st Street 29.945182670 -90.091766173 3210 1st Street 29.946221594 -90.092768787 3026-28 1st Street 29.945073196 -90.091904320 3222-24 1st Street 29.946451946 -90.092899367 3609-11 1st Street 29.949342429 -90.094924415 220 20th Street 30.003897690 -90.117403865 342 20th Street 30.004100354 -90.120126997 3625 2nd Street 29.949116750 -90.095829657 3815 2nd Street 29.950503543 -90.096887372 3604-06 2nd Street 29.948791915 -90.095815323 3825-27 2nd Street 29.950628396 -90.097035656 137 30th Street 30.008292074 -90.116612487 424 35th Street 30.011434435 -90.120418599 3029-31 3rd Street 29.944328158 -90.093505599 3304-06 3rd Street 29.946013118 -90.094939904 3600-02.5 3rd Street 29.948185255 -90.096591863 3605-07 3rd Street 29.948372036 -90.096497601 3620-22 3rd Street 29.948560093 -90.096838199 430-32 3rd Street 29.921825256 -90.076928147 233 40th Street 30.015991454 -90.116876985 3611 4th Street 29.947983319 -90.097343067 3634 4th Street 29.948324595 -90.097783537 2901-03 4th Street 29.942145049 -90.093059480 3024-26 4th Street 29.943579199 -90.094224933 3028-30 4th Street 29.943708561 -90.094308855 3623-25 4th Street 29.948188892 -90.097586495 3712-14 4th Street 29.948720411 -90.098040378 3720-22 4th Street 29.948848521 -90.098154377 3825-27 4th Street 29.949779667 -90.098723999 3921-23 4th Street 29.950471445 -90.099208059 1932 6th Street 29.933254453 -90.089697195 1938 6th Street 29.933435253 -90.089850236 2033-35 6th Street 29.934241815 -90.090173409 2420 Abundance Street 29.988998400 -90.053076873 1934-36 Abundance Street 29.988395704 -90.064573694 5668.5 Ada Place 29.993381612 -90.108259890 4728 East Adams Court 30.024720391 -89.949476391 7539 Adventure Avenue 30.061430610 -89.926824726 1677 Agriculture Street 29.987167371 -90.070486754 1735 Agriculture Street 29.987255095 -90.069295775 1674-76 Agriculture Street 29.986917232 -90.070551597 1730-32 Agriculture Street 29.987034158 -90.069419258 2303-05 Agriculture Street 29.988123984 -90.055775721 2558-60 Agriculture Street 29.988193838 -90.049768334 7728 Alabama Street 30.030531060 -90.025252088 3334 Albert Street 29.917538427 -89.972330862 115 Alden Place 29.989206082 -90.076886036 4118 Alfred Street 29.999241824 -90.079819215 4122-24 Alfred Street 29.999339668 -90.079782611 2017 Allen Street 29.977625550 -90.064586768 2203 Allen Street 29.979355082 -90.064694146 2233 Allen Street 29.980054910 -90.064694834 4433 Allen Street 30.003380349 -90.066587839 4622 Allen Street 30.005180413 -90.066953635 1317 Alvar Street 29.968218135 -90.035535105 1627 Alvar Street 29.971605084 -90.034523199 1735 Alvar Street 29.972773865 -90.034140981 2200 Alvar Street 29.977316207 -90.032992130 2205 Alvar Street 29.977399302 -90.032785433 4008 America Street 30.010177144 -90.008785112 4219 America Street 30.011806129 -90.008934162 4247 America Street 30.012378628 -90.008881932 4406 America Street 30.014535321 -90.009242610 4326-28 America Street 30.013504787 -90.009166927 4448-50 America Street 30.015423761 -90.009360158 4751-53 America Street 30.018329589 -90.009447330 4901-03 America Street 30.020329125 -90.009745540 4911-13 America Street 30.020454315 -90.009738806 4921-23 America Street 30.020572581 -90.009758092 4925-27 America Street 30.020706271 -90.009778784 2601 Andry Street 29.977311610 -90.013336565 1804-06 Andry Street 29.969125602 -90.016188939 2618 Annette Street 29.983852402 -90.064285526 2722 Annette Street 29.984989527 -90.064106549 2813 Annette Street 29.985934203 -90.063843550 2886 Annette Street 29.987032746 -90.064368257 4703 Annette Street 30.005861763 -90.065544961 2320-22-24 Annette Street 29.980894174 -90.063909029 2424-26 Annette Street 29.982016048 -90.063906035 2604-06 Annette Street 29.983586274 -90.064020720 1023 Antonine Street 29.921410326 -90.092372370 2648 AP Tureaud Avenue 29.984681828 -90.067928391 2431-33 AP Tureaud Avenue 29.981898198 -90.067312399 2704-06 AP Tureaud Avenue 29.985387389 -90.067865094 7811-13 Arcadia Lane 30.053799854 -89.970314624 5878 Argonne Boulevard 29.996839641 -90.103816346 4413 Arthur Drive 30.015530703 -89.983915933 1240 Arts Street 29.970905790 -90.050199566 3137-39 Arts Street 29.991158741 -90.051538543 2252 Athis Street 30.018003767 -90.058949259 2413 Aubry Street 29.980240116 -90.070840103 3333-35 Audubon Court 29.958961118 -90.108023286 3016-18 Audubon Street 29.956703189 -90.110702180 7679 Avon Park Boulevard 30.067988780 -89.947059178 5930 Baccich Street 30.020302021 -90.048394733 6038-40 Baccich Street 30.021533283 -90.048462907 2433 Banks Street 29.961150245 -90.086859930 2325-27 Banks Street 29.960586358 -90.085945968 7031 Barrington Court 30.046793464 -89.963886484 7066 Barrington Court 30.046952497 -89.964320954 7125 Barrington Court 30.047397380 -89.964251402 11706 West Barrington Drive 30.047341369 -89.964900263 11712 West Barrington Drive 30.047360829 -89.964811263 11730 West Barrington Drive 30.047516155 -89.964657910 11731 West Barrington Drive 30.048129616 -89.964225950 1712 Bartholomew Street 29.972179892 -90.033597350 2014 Bartholomew Street 29.975258122 -90.032633447 2015 Bartholomew Street 29.975185158 -90.032445144 2101 Bartholomew Street 29.976012826 -90.032244913 2232 Bartholomew Street 29.977785744 -90.031806519 2036-38 Bartholomew Street 29.975709409 -90.032409341 3030 Baudin Street 29.964573380 -90.094329346 3700 Baudin Street 29.968534446 -90.100150437 3726 Baudin Street 29.968708972 -90.100496542 5129 Bayouview Court 30.022913168 -90.011254406 14745 Beekman Road 30.070887043 -89.940898928 701 Behrman Avenue 29.947957039 -90.036741230 6511 Bellaire Drive 30.010584127 -90.120926685 2022 Benefit Street 29.990516332 -90.062439025 1735 Benton Street 29.967208104 -90.010003347 1834 Benton Street 29.968157196 -90.009755041 2242 Benton Street 29.972281625 -90.007865908 2306 Benton Street 29.972569685 -90.007700105 2330 Benton Street 29.973008490 -90.007507024 8011 Berg Street 30.054447887 -89.972955788 221-23 North Bernadotte Street 29.980809136 -90.106715140 7227 Beryl Street 30.021960751 -90.107843941 2323 Bienville Avenue 29.964831605 -90.082061310 2525 Bienville Avenue 29.966086813 -90.083690962 2747 Bienville Avenue 29.968002706 -90.086870356 3009 Bienville Avenue 29.969662410 -90.089164888 3126 Bienville Avenue 29.970270822 -90.090526312 4701 Bienville Avenue 29.980600103 -90.105338585 2733-39 Bienville Avenue 29.967880500 -90.086729419 3400-02 Bienville Avenue 29.972037130 -90.093314789 3412 Bloomingdale Court 29.959187463 -90.107318018 6920-22 Boston Drive 30.033660568 -89.987953356 1 Brazellier Island Road 30.090917525 -89.776202770 2 Brazellier Island Road 30.090868672 -89.776804544 3 Brazellier Island Road 30.091972831 -89.781321334 4 Brazellier Island Road 30.092084135 -89.781570723 5 Brazellier Island Road 30.092057152 -89.782216310 16 Brazellier Island Road 30.091960381 -89.782870841 7507 Briarwood Drive 30.061088187 -89.951424889 4631 Bright Street 30.023099724 -89.958463279 1441 North Broad Street 29.977104020 -90.077581691 2106 North Broad Street 29.985262163 -90.069740643 828-32 North Broad Street 29.971907263 -90.081759757 3132-34 Broadway Street 29.958329313 -90.110476644 2017 Brutus Street 30.006919238 -90.064075489 2812 Bruxelles Street 29.986353268 -90.071559574 3249 Bryson/Rankin Street 29.917112869 -89.963595526 7934 Buffalo Street 30.071472017 -89.947161662 4666 Bundy Road 30.020101861 -89.979228370 5330 Bundy Road 30.026805769 -89.981506533 4906 Camelia Street 30.019749594 -90.004329909 4534 Camelot Drive 30.017422612 -89.982072350 4565 Camelot Drive 30.018011127 -89.981968854 5757 Cameron Street 30.018629626 -90.064055926 6001 Campus Boulevard 30.020850543 -90.044757865 6009 Campus Boulevard 30.021000082 -90.044737135 6109 Campus Boulevard 30.021975929 -90.044931042 5633 Canal Boulevard 29.992999473 -90.109070894 2500 Canal Street 29.963798988 -90.085248492 4756 Cardenas Drive 30.023025394 -89.965615259 4835 Cardenas Drive 30.023989601 -89.965526982 4868 Cardenas Drive 30.024659631 -89.965902547 4911 Cardenas Drive 30.025476269 -89.965680249 1917 Carnot Street 30.005746503 -90.066484293 4429 Cartier Avenue 30.002828845 -90.078491362 6432 Catina Street 30.008509108 -90.113390347 13648 North Cavalier Drive 30.059969401 -89.932280113 7771 West Cavelier Drive 30.058634587 -89.931433448 7801 West Cavelier Drive 30.058689000 -89.931706296 7842 West Cavelier Drive 30.058475398 -89.932444548 4501 Cerise Avenue 30.016780975 -89.981059683 4610 Cerise Avenue 30.018717121 -89.981403960 4675 Cerise Avenue 30.020052047 -89.981385968 4727 Cerise Avenue 30.020882061 -89.981479469 4883 Cerise Avenue 30.023743825 -89.981697684 4899 Cerise Avenue 30.024360180 -89.981861777 100 Chalfant Place 29.990747803 -90.079719121 5501 Chamberlain Drive 30.013532809 -90.073698512 1730-32 Charbonnet Street 29.967606175 -90.011871450 1901-05 Charbonnet Street 29.968989356 -90.011161996 2237-39 Charbonnet Street 29.972823257 -90.009904790 917-19 Charbonnet Street 29.959201641 -90.014290582 4688 Charlene Drive 30.019672686 -89.983775268 4744 Charlene Drive 30.020764599 -89.983864262 4757 Charlene Drive 30.021004066 -89.983780925 4857 Charlene Drive 30.023156275 -89.983997626 4600 Charlmark Drive 30.019430396 -89.972462728 4611 Charlmark Drive 30.019740148 -89.972287960 25 Charlotte Drive 30.011409260 -90.071777228 6101 Charlotte
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