The City of Natchitoches and the Cane River Waterway Commission will host a Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Rue Beauport Riverfront Project Tuesday, Jan. 10 at 11 a.m. on the South end of the riverbank in downtown Natchitoches.
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3 million of the money was collected through a tax that was supposed to be spent on the upkeep of Cane River and did not come out of any road fund. When the river turns into nothing more then a pond running along front street and a ditch the rest of the way to the end what will they say? But we will have a great place to sit and look at the pond! This is the Commissions fault for not doing their job and putting the river first.
shouldn’t the city / parish be spending money on road improvement instead of re-doing the river bank ? Myabe fix the roads so that people can get to the river bank without losing a front end or tie rod .
Agreed! Or at LEAST finish the South Drive project from Hancock to the bridge! That makes no sense to me. And Fish Hatchery Rd is a mess as are many other roads!
Not quite sure where the citys head at with spending money,we are beyond
needing major work done to out roads but we continue to spend on un-necessary stuff like the riverbank.
I drive to avoid pot holes in west side of parish and in other areas of the city,i would rather get a ticket for swerving then buy a tire rod or front end to to a pot hole.