Planning & Zoning

Homeowners Association (HOA) Contact Information Submission Form

Homeowners Association (HOA) Contact Information can be beneficial for several reasons:

• Improved Communication: Facilitates easier and faster communication between residents and the HOA board, ensuring that important information and updates can be shared promptly.
• Data Accuracy: Ensures that the HOA has the most current and accurate contact information for all residents, which is essential for effective management and emergency situations.‍
• Convenience for Residents: Provides a convenient way for residents to submit their contact details without having to visit the HOA office or send physical mail, making it more likely that they will keep their information up to date.‍
• Efficient Record-Keeping: Streamlines the process of collecting and organizing contact information, reducing administrative workload, and minimizing the risk of errors in data entry.‍
• Enhanced Community Engagement: Encourages residents to engage more with the HOA by making it easier to participate in community decisions, activities, and events.‍
• Legal Compliance: Helps the HOA comply with legal requirements or governing documents that mandate maintaining an updated contact list of all members.‍
• Emergency Preparedness: Ensures that the HOA can quickly reach all residents in case of emergencies, such as natural disasters or urgent maintenance issues.‍
• Event Planning: Facilitates better planning and communication for community events and meetings, ensuring higher participation and smoother execution.‍
• Transparency and Trust: Demonstrates the HOA's commitment to transparency and effective communication, building trust with residents by showing that their input and engagement are valued.‍
• Support for New Residents: Assists new residents in promptly providing their contact information, helping them integrate into the community and stay informed from the start.

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Planning & Zoning Commission Members

Mindy Slaughter - Chairman - Email: mindy.slaughter@cityofzachary.org
Christina Price - Email: christina.price@cityofzachary.org
James Peay - Email: james.peay@cityofzachary.org
Thomas Scott - Council Appointee - Email: thomas.scott@cityofzachary.org
Jason Floyd - Council Appointee - Email: jason.floyd@cityofzachary.org
Christi Murphy - Council Appointee - Email: christi.murphy@cityofzachary.org
Tommy Womack - Council Appointee - Email: tommy.womack@cityofzachary.org
Dana LeJeune - Board Secretary - Email: Dana.Lejeune@cityofzachary.org

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Bryant Dixon - Zachary Planning & Zoning Director

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Ever wonder why you can’t turn your backyard into a coin operated laundry or how to subdivide that family tract into the next great neighborhood development?

When planning and zoning becomes a necessity, there is usually some economic reward at stake and things can get contentious. Whatever side of the decision you are on, our Planning & Zoning department is our first line of defense against “un–smart” growth. P&Z is responsible for maintaining the character of the city the way the majority believes it should be upheld. What I’ve learned is that when something gets denied, it has to be uncharacteristically bad for the city, like a daiquiri shop next to a church childcare facility. Even still, when something gets approved, it is not unlikely that there won’t be sour feelings after the gavel drops. That’s business folks, and we’re going to explore further.

We’re explaining the why and the how with City of Zachary’s own Planning & Zoning director, and we’re going to meet an incredibly even-keeled professional. I’ll attest that we are lucky to have him. Steven Villavaso of Villavaso and Associates, responsible for configuring our Unified Development Code said that Dixon is an absolute rockstar. Let’s get to know him, as he is here in person with us in the booth. You can usually find him in his element on Tuesday nights at Planning, Zoning, and council meetings.

Bryant Dixon has worked in the Urban Planning profession for over 8 years and specializes in zoning/land use planning, economic development, green infrastructure, and stormwater management. Before joining the City of Zachary, Bryant worked as a Sr. City Planner in the Environmental Affairs Department with the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans (SWBNO). Bryant has also worked as an Economic Development Analyst for Camoin Associates, an independent economic development firm in Saratoga Springs, New York, and a Sr. Planner with the Baton Rouge City-Parish Planning Commission. Bryant is a graduate of Louisiana State University. There he received a B.A. in Anthropology with a concentration in Socio-cultural Anthropology and a second B.A. in Sociology with a concentration in Criminology. He received his Master’s in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of New Orleans in 2014 where he specialized in Housing and Community Economic Development. Bryant is also currently a board member on The Water Collaborative of Greater New Orleans. And now he works right here in the Z.

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