Stop the 53-Acre Dirt/Gravel Pit in Bush

Protect Our Wells. Protect Our Roads. Protect Our Rural Community.

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CRITICAL MEETING

Show Up August 4th — Wear Red

Tuesday, August 4, 2026 · 6:00 PM
St. Tammany Parish Council Chambers · 21490 Koop Drive, Mandeville

The zoning vote was postponed to this date. This is likely where the decision gets made. We need every neighbor, every family, every landowner in that room. Come in red so officials see exactly how many people oppose this pit.

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Public notice signage posted at the proposed 53-acre site

Public notice signage posted at the proposed 53-acre site on Highway 1083.

OFFICIAL NOTICE

This Is Real — Case No. 2026-4652-ZC

This public notice is posted at the proposed site right now. The application asks St. Tammany Parish to approve a dirt/gravel pit that puts our well water, roads, and rural land at risk. The hearing was postponed — the new date is August 4th, and we need everyone there.

STOP THE DIRT/GRAVEL PIT

Defending Bush's Wells, Roads, and Way of Life

Horse & Harvest Guardians of Bush
We are the Horse & Harvest Guardians of Bush — neighbors with horse farms, homesteads, blueberry fields, and vegetable plots — united to keep our rural community intact and stop the proposed Dirt/Gravel Pit.

A developer wants to dig a 53-acre Dirt/Gravel Pit along Highway 1083 in Bush, Louisiana. The people who live here were never truly asked — and we are still waiting for honest answers about what it will do to our water, our roads, and our wetlands.

We are neighbors, families, and landowners who refuse to let our community be reshaped without transparency. We are demanding independent scientific review, public accountability, and a seat at the table before a single acre is touched.

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