Council lowers speed limit on Lee’s Lane in District 5 to 25 mph
December 09, 2025 | Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana
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The Tangipahoa Parish Council adopted Ordinance 25-39 on Dec. 8 to reduce the posted speed limit on Lee's Lane (District 5) to 25 miles per hour.
Council member Rydstall moved for adoption and Mister Wells seconded. The clerk called the roll and the ordinance passed by unanimous vote (10–0).
No public testimony was recorded on this item during the public hearing; the council did not discuss engineering or speed-study details on the record. The ordinance establishes the new regulatory speed for Lee's Lane and will be implemented through parish traffic-control procedures and signage installation as appropriate.
Council member Rydstall moved for adoption and Mister Wells seconded. The clerk called the roll and the ordinance passed by unanimous vote (10–0).
No public testimony was recorded on this item during the public hearing; the council did not discuss engineering or speed-study details on the record. The ordinance establishes the new regulatory speed for Lee's Lane and will be implemented through parish traffic-control procedures and signage installation as appropriate.
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