Engagement
Shelly's Homesites Community Action Overview.
An overview of community actions and initiatives within Shelly's Homesites to address local concerns and enforce ordinances.
By LRA, published on 3-19-2025 updated on 5-27-2025.
Shelly's Homesites Subdivision: A Call for Community Action and Ordinance Enforcement in Denham Springs
The residents of Shelly's Homesites Subdivision are committed to fostering a thriving and harmonious neighborhood that adheres to the City of Denham Springs' residential property ordinances. Community action is the cornerstone of our efforts to address concerns, resolve issues, and rectify problems that impact our quality of life and the overall well-being of our subdivision. This page outlines a list of specific concerns, the underlying issues they present, and the remedies and solutions we believe are necessary to ensure a functional and ordinance-compliant neighborhood for all residents. We believe that through collaborative action and consistent enforcement of city guidelines, we can collectively enhance our community.
Ignored Warnings: Denham Springs Animal Control Fails to Act on Dangerous Breeding Operation in Shelly's Homesites Subdivision
- Sec. 18-207. - Animal breeders.
- 222 Pecan St. Denham Springs LA. 70726
- Rental property owned by: LaJarvis Scott of Walker Louisiana
- Ignored Warnings: Denham Springs Animal Control Fails to Act on Dangerous Breeding Operation
- Read communications here.
Eliminate Dangerous Intersections in Shelly's Homesites Subdivision
- Section Sec. 2.06. - Obstructions to vision at street intersections prohibited.
- Wanda Ave. and Beech St.
- Obstruction: Trees, fence, vehicles in right-of-way
- Read communications here.
Public Announcement: Denham Springs Cracks Down on Watercraft Storage—Homeowners Face Uncertain Violations
DENHAM SPRINGS, LA—Residents of Denham Springs are raising concerns as the city intensifies enforcement against watercraft owners, issuing ordinance violations that many claim have no legal basis. Homeowners storing boats and jet skis on their own private property are receiving notices labeling their watercraft as "abandoned" or "nuisances," despite decades of precedent allowing such storage.
