New Orleans City Council and Jefferson Parish are discussing adopting parish standards and proposing new rules for city event management.
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Updated Jul 22
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New Orleans City Council and Jefferson Parish are discussing adopting parish standards and proposing new rules for city event management.
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New Orleans City Council
Legislation of the city of New Orleans
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Jefferson Parish
parish in Louisiana, United States
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