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Livingston Parish district approves $100-per-unit assessment for Juban Crossing apartments

August 28, 2026 | Livingston Parish, Louisiana


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Livingston Parish district approves $100-per-unit assessment for Juban Crossing apartments
At its Aug. 27, 2026 meeting recorded in the transcript, the Livingston Parish board approved a resolution to impose a community development district assessment of $100 per unit on a multifamily apartment project in the Juban Crossing area. Scott Crawford, who identified himself as a representative of the project owner (transcript: "Jeevan Crossing"), told the board, "It's $100 a door and there are about 276 doors."

Crawford said the assessment mirrors terms previously negotiated for a west-side development that the board approved in 2017. The transcript records the affected parcel as roughly 14.434 acres in "Section 04 Dash 07 Dash 3." Crawford and board members clarified the assessment proceeds will be used for infrastructure support — "to maintain the roads and the common properties around those developments" — and not to fund construction of the apartment buildings themselves.

A council member raised concerns about whether the parish would forgo general revenue; Crawford and the board confirmed that the parish would not receive or give up operating revenue for this measure and that funds collected are intended for roads, water and drainage related to the development. The chair asked for a motion to adopt the resolution; the motion carried on a roll-call vote by board members present.

The transcript shows some inconsistent spellings of the district and developer names (see audit). The resolution was introduced on the record as a resolution of the Juban Crossing Community Development District providing for an assessment exemption and related terms; the board approved the measure and then adjourned the meeting.

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