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Second floor is where the 7 hundred and 50 square feet and in that home before the fire was a twobedroom one bath the bottom floor basement couldnt be a legal living space because of the ceiling height requirement the new home on the other hand, is third floor and has 8 hundred and 50 square feet versus 14, 11 theres the living space is one thousand plus square feet instead of 7 hundred and 50 in addition three large decks that come out of the back of the piers from the third floor 14 feet out in addition to being stuck to at the previous line the second floor goes out past the current line an...

Demolition the new home will be slightly larger think outside the box the previous strict that totals hundred and 75 square feet the immediately building are 12 singlefamily dwellings on the parcels on this block a very defined characteristic of twostory buildings the intersection of athens with no setback on the third levels to constrict a 3 level residence with 15 from the front building the new residents will be 14 feet deeper but only think the second floor and in the rear yard will maintain a 3 and 6 foot 8 inch setback for the portion expending beyond the dwelling that will not extended ...

Requirement the new home on the other hand, is third floor and has 8 hundred and 50 square feet versus 14, 11 theres the living space is one thousand plus square feet instead of 7 hundred and 50 in addition three large decks that come out of the back of the piers from the third floor 14 feet out in addition to being stuck to at the previous line the second floor goes out past the current line and another deck on the one story i have a picture showing if you can look at the foundation that we all kind of thought that was the house burned down as you can see all of their foundation stopped at th...

BATON ROUGE — An abandoned apartment complex on Harry Street near Lobdell Boulevard with several people still living in it caught fire while Wednesday afternoon.

Tenants living at an apartment building say their water was turned off last month and they've been trying to contact the management company to find out why. So far, the management company has been unreachable and the Baton Rouge Water Company says the bill hasn't been paid.