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Airports Donaldsonville Louisiana Airport Authority Glenda Jeansonne This Directory of Louisiana Construction Projects lists over 250 projects of all types that are in the planning or development stage (housing, industrial, commercial, port facilities, schools, hospitals, churches, and more), plus hundreds of additional projects that are linked to the websites for: • The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (including CWPRA projects) http://www.mvn.usace.army.mil/pd/projectsList/ • Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (roads and bridges) http://www.dotd.la.gov/construction/ • New Orleans Office of Recovery Management (17 target development areas in the City of New Orleans) http://nolarecovery.com/taplans.html • Louisiana Economic Development Board of Commerce & Industry (approved projects attached at end of Board minutes until April 2007) http://www.led.louisiana.gov/come-to-louisiana/business-resources/board-of-commerce--industry.aspx Notes: Links to the articles in the following project listings can be found in in the Excel spreadsheet at http://www.wtcno.org/databases/projects. In addition to the spreadsheet, there is also a link to add a listing at no charge. The information in this Directory was compiled from public sources and from the forms completed by developers, but the completeness and accuracy of the data cannot be guaranteed. Airports Arts Biotechnology Donaldsonville Metairie New Orleans Louisiana Airport Authority Jefferson Performing Arts Center New Orleans BioInnovation Center, Glenda Jeansonne Joe Caldarera Inc. Executive Director 201 Woodland Drive Aaron Miscenich 429 West Airline Highway N La Place 70068 Executive Director La Place 70068 Phone: 985-652-7676 1615 Poydras Street 1325 Phone: 985-652-3240 Fax: 985-652-2822 New Orleans 70112 Fax: 985-652-3245 www.jcaldarera.com Phone: 504-680-2973 [email protected] Project Summary: New 1,050 seat Fax: 504-680-2977 www.la-airportauthority.com performing arts center under construction [email protected] Project Name: Louisiana Transportation $ Value: $29,000,000 www.neworleansbio.com Center Timing of Project: Broken ground Project Summary: Looking for partners Project Summary: The Louisiana Airport Articles: Jefferson Arts Center one step interested in the bio-technologies in New Authority and Canadian Commercial closer to reality (11/20/06) Times- Orleans to form new companies. Corp. have a draft report on the Picayune $ Value: $35,000,000 construction of a cargo transportation and Timing of Project: Late 2009 distribution facility along the Mississippi Articles: N.O. Biotech center is under River between New Orleans and Baton Biotechnology microscope (9/13/06) CityBusiness Rouge. New Orleans $ Value: $4,000,000,000 Greater New Orleans Biosciences and Timing of Project: announced Economic Development District Churches Articles: Multibillion-Dollar Cargo Airport Caitlin Cain Chalmette New Orleans/Baton Rouge Is A Go! Economic Development Director First Baptist Church, Chalmette (3/16/07) Times/Picayune Amoco Building: 1340 Poydras Street Dr. John Dee Jeffries, Pastor 2100 305 E St Bernard Highway New Orleans 70112 Chalmette 70043 Phone: 504-568-6611 Phone: 504-822-3223 Fax: 504-568-6643 [email protected] [email protected] www.fbcchalmette.org Project Summary: Proposal for Project Summary: Church development district to support growing reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina, biosciences industry (like DDD) closed. Volunteer driven reconstruction Articles: N.O. Biotech center is under under way (heavy wind damage). microscope (9/13/06) CityBusiness $ Value: $2,000,000 Articles: FBC Chalmette and "The Gathering" are making the news!, The Advocate 1 Churches Churches Churches Gretna Metairie New Orleans Divine Providence Full Gospel Baptist F.H. Myers Construction Corp. Life Center Cathedral Church Rachelle Albright J.W. Wileg, Pastor 2100 Ames Boulevard Vice President of Project Management 1 Life Center Boulevard Marrero 70072 520 Commerce Point New Orleans 70114 Phone: 504-899-7577 Harahan 70123 Phone: 504-362-7034 www.fullgospelbapist.org Phone: 504-734-1073 www.lifecentecathedral.com/ Project Summary: Church Fax: 504-734-1099 Project Summary: Church reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina, [email protected] reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina, closed. www.fhmyers.com closed. $ Value: $3,000,000 Project Summary: 11,000 sq. ft. facility $ Value: $2,000,000 complete with belfry and steeple. Timing of Project: Recently begun, may $ Value: $4,441,000 be completed in 9months. Churches Timing of Project: Scheduled for Articles: House of Worship (7/30/07) Houma completion in December of 2007 Times-Picayune Beacon Light Missionary Baptist Church Darryl Brister, Bishop Churches Churches 214 Enterprise Drive New Orleans New Orleans Houma 70360 Central Congregational United Church New Zion Baptist Church Phone: 985-873-8795 of Christ 2319 Third Street www.beaconlight.org/ 2401 Bienville Avenuq New Orleans 70113 Project Summary: Church New Orleans 70119 Phone: 504-891-4283 reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina, Phone: 504-283-4366 Project Summary: Light flood damage. opened. Sanctuary repairs complete, [email protected] Open to congregation. fellowship hall repairs to begin soon www.uccwebsites.net $ Value: $1,000,000 (heavy flood damage). Project Summary: Church reconstruction Timing of Project: Repairs to be $ Value: $1,000,000 after Hurricane Katrina, closed. completed early fall $ Value: $500,000 Articles: Storm-damaged churches Articles: Central Congregational United recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- Churches Church of Christ Picayune Mandeville F.H. Myers Construction Corp. Rachelle Albright Churches Churches Vice President of Project Management New Orleans New Orleans 520 Commerce Point Franklin Avenue Baptist Church Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Harahan 70123 Fred Luter Jr., Pastor 3924 Berkley Street Phone: 504-734-1073 2515 Franklin Avenue Slidell 70458 Fax: 504-734-1099 New Orleans 70117 Phone: 985-643-4137 [email protected] Phone: 504-488--8488 [email protected] www.fhmyers.com Fax: 504-488-8499 Project Summary: Church damaged by Project Summary: Now progressing with www.franklinabc.com/ tornado the building foundation, which includes Project Summary: Church reconstruction $ Value: $315,000 pilecaps with 4" cardboard void forms after Hurricane Katrina, close.(heavy flood Articles: Storm-damaged churches and grade beams. The underground damage). recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- plumbing and electrical work are $ Value: $6,500,000 Picayune commencing as well.13,700 square foot Articles: News (8/29/07) franklinabc.com facility. $ Value: $4,595,000 Timing of Project: Scheduled for completion in April of 2008. 2 Churches Churches Churches New Orleans New Orleans New Orleans Rayne Memorial United Methodist St. Francis Cabrini Catholic Church St. Louis Cathedral Church 5500 Paris Avenue 615 Pere Antoine Alley Carol Crawford, Pastor New Orleans 70122 New Orleans 70116 3900 St Charles Avenue Articles: Storm-damaged churches Phone: 504-525-9585 New Orleans 70115 recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- Fax: 504-525-9583 Phone: 504-899-3431 Picayune [email protected] Fax: 504-899-4212 Project Summary: Church open, interior Project Summary: Church repairs beginning, organ removed for open;however, some repairs still Churches repair. continue. New Orleans $ Value: $1,700,000 $ Value: $4,000,000 St. James A.M.E. Church Articles: Storm-damaged churches Articles: Storm-damaged churches 222 N. Roman Street recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- New Orleans 70122 Picayune Picayune Phone: 504-5686-8381 Project Summary: Church reconstruction, flood damage from 3 feet of water, church Churches Churches closed. New Orleans New Orleans $ Value: $500,000 Trinity Episcopal Church Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Articles: Storm-damaged churches 1329 Jackson Avenue Church recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- New Orleans 70130 139 South Lopez Street Picayune Phone: 504-522-0276 New Orleans 70119 Fax: 504-522-9960 Phone: 504-827-1481 Project Summary: Church open, repairs Project Summary: Church closed as Churches mostly completed. some interior repairs remain.Roof repairs New Orleans $ Value: $1,500,000 complete. St. Joseph Catholic Church Articles: Storm-damaged churches $ Value: $225,000 1802 Tulane Avenue recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- Articles: Storm-damaged churches New Orleans 70122 Picayune recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- Phone: 504-522-3186 Picayune Fax: 504-522-3186 [email protected] Churches Project Summary: Church open, some Slidell Churches construction projects still under way. First Baptist Church, Slidell New Orleans $ Value: $2,000,000 Stuart Sumrall St. Dominic Catholic Church Articles: Storm-damaged churches Pastor 775 Harrison Avenue recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- 4141 Pontchartrain Drive New Orleans 70124 Picayune Slidell 70458 Phone: 504-482-4157 Phone: 985-643-3456 Fax: 504-488-0906 [email protected] Project Summary: Church open; flood www.fbcslidell.org and wind damage repaired, still lacks in Project Summary: Church pews and sound system. reconstruction after hurricane damage, $ Value: $1,600,000 opened. Articles: Storm-damaged churches $ Value: $2,800,000 recovering slowly (7/30/2007) Times- Picayune 3 Churches/ Mosque Commercial Commercial New Orleans Baton Rouge Baton Rouge Masjid Abu Bakhr Al-Siddiq Brinson Architects Pinnacle Entertainment 4425 David Drive Susan Leake 3800 Howard Hughes Parkway Metairie 70003 7th & Main Street Las Vegas,NV Phone: 504-887-5365 Baton Rouge 70806 Phone:
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