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D.R. Horton subdivision in Walker back to building, residents still say issues in homes remain

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WALKER - A large D.R. Horton development in Walker that stopped construction over a year ago over water pressure issues is back to building. The project is starting its 2nd and 3rd phases. Parish leaders say the initial problem has been addressed, but as 2 On Your Side has learned, people currently living in the neighborhood say there’s a lot of unsolved problems. Livingston Parish President Randy Delatte says the fire suppression issue has been…
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D.R. Horton subdivision in Walker back to building, residents still say issues in homes remain

WALKER - A large D.R. Horton development in Walker that stopped construction over a year ago over water pressure issues is back to building. The project is starting its 2nd and 3rd phases. Parish leaders say the initial problem has been addressed, but as 2 On Your Side has learned, people currently living in the neighborhood say there’s a lot of unsolved problems. Livingston Parish President Randy Delatte says the fire suppression issue has been…

·Baton Rouge, United States
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WBRZ broke the news in Baton Rouge, United States on Thursday, February 20, 2025.
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