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The existing 1952 concrete block duplex at 822/824 Martin St has been demolished.

A developer has proposed subdividing the parcel at the southeast corner of Williams and Edgewood into two lots. The parcel, owned by Panhandle Building Services, Inc.,  is 0.28 acres, and the new parcels would be 0.14, or approximately 6100 sq. … Continue reading →

If you lost any trees to hurricane Hermine, you’ve got a chance to get up to two replacement trees free. The City just kicked off the annual Adopt-a-Tree program. Residents may request up to two trees, to be planted on a … Continue reading →

If you would like to be included on the LPNA mailing list, or if you would like us to make an announcement via the mailing list, please contact us at lafayetteparkna@gmail.com. The mailing list is used to reach the LPNA … Continue reading →

Following hurricane Hermine, David Mitchell and the LPNA organized crews to clear the Miccosukee Road sidewalks and Kate Sullivan grounds to allow the kids to walk to school safely.  A crowd of about thirty responded, including familiar LPNA faces and … Continue reading →

The third quarter Lafayette Park Board Meeting is scheduled for 7:00 pm, on Thursday, September 8th, at the Sue McCollum Center. Any Lafayette Park neighbor is welcome to attend and hear the latest developments/issues surrounding our neighborhood.

A letter to the editor was published in the Tallahassee Democrat about the Gadsden Rd Rezoning. The author, Lou Wagner, had only learned about the rezoning threat because of an LPNA flyer that was delivered to his door. We were … Continue reading →

Dear LPNA Nation, Following last nights meeting with the developers from MRI you need to contact the city representatives to voice your opinion. All you need to do is contact the representatives and state you strongly oppose the proposed Gadsden … Continue reading →

Update Sept 14: The developers did not petition for comprehensive plan changes needed for the proposed  development at 1115 and 1189 North Gadsden by the September 14th deadline.  That means the project won’t proceed, at least for now.  But check … Continue reading →

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