New Orleans Neighborhood Conservation District Boundaries and Regulations

Ordinances from 2000 to 2014 define the boundaries and regulations for New Orleans' Neighborhood Conservation Districts. The dataset, maintained by the City of New Orleans, outlines the geographic areas designated for historic and architectural preservation. It includes legal text specifying the district's purpose to preserve neighborhood character and architectural history.

Use Cases

• Map district boundaries using the described street and landmark coordinates for geospatial analysis.
• Analyze the evolution of preservation policy by tracking ordinance amendments from 2000 to 2014.
• Identify areas for redevelopment analysis based on the criteria for preserving historical or architectural value.

Strengths

• Legal text provides explicit boundary descriptions using streets and landmarks.
• Documented ordinance history spans from 2000 to 2014.

Limitations

• No structured column data or sample records are available for quantitative analysis.
• Boundaries are described in prose, requiring manual interpretation or geocoding for precise mapping.

Provenance

Source

City of New Orleans

Collection Method

Legal ordinance documentation published as open data.

Time Range

Ordinances from 2000 to 2014

Freshness

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Geography

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, specifically areas bounded by the Mississippi River, parish lines, and specified streets.